Just saying but, maybe this is the problem

Russ

Put a harness on her today we had one that was to big for the last dog it fits her well she’s still shadowing the wife that’s a good thing, if she acted the same with the wife she’d be uncontrollable then.

I’m starting to lean towards a male abuser in her past to some point it might be a combo of poor training and an over sensitive personality. Even though shes spooky she never makes a sound when spooked it’s kind of strange.

Maybe she’s part coyote, lol.

I train my Beagles to COME, & DOWN every time, and they come to my referee whistle every time. That sound carry's a LONG way across a field and can't be confused with somebody else yelling for their dog. At night I run them in the yard or even just out to P, with a bicycle flashing red light on the collar, and a copper fishing bell in the field. I can keep track of them without looking. When they, (Daisey) get's out of the yard, I can always locate them that way, and I NEVER DISCIPLINE A DOG THAT COMES WHEN CALLED, no matter how whizzed I am. No better way to break a dog from coming to you when called.
There's a period of adjustment for both of you, to understand just what is wanted and how to do it. Belly rubs go a long way to build trust.
Notice I said nothing about treats.