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It sounds like she’s in her terrible twos. It will get better. You got this.

I have one thing to add to the above advise. Any meal she eats out of a bowl is a missed opportunity. When my pup was going through his destructive phase I would use about half of each meal for training. — sit, down, stand drills... scent training... “watch me” on walks.. look up rally training— and the other half would go in a food ball. I’ve included a link to the one we use but there are lots of different types and brands. We also use slow feeders. And they make dog puzzles but they need to be supervised.

Walks are excellent but brain training will exhaust her faster.

https://www.amazon.com/Hipat-Interactive-Dispenser-Environmental-Fragrance/dp/B074C4LCY1?crid=1AJ0BVK43Z0BV&keywords=dog+food+ball&qid=1537918685&sprefix=dog+food+ball&sr=8-6&ref=mp_s_a_1_6

Check with your local laws, because it might be illegal to let your dog out to roam. They can be classified as a dog at large and taken to the local shelter. If your dog where to bite anyone, it is on you to pay for the damages. Also cars hit dogs all the time, so it’s best to keep the dog contained in a yard, on leash or dog run.

Couple of questions

What kind of dog do you have?
-Some breeds need more energy outlets then other. Some also need more mental stimulation than others.

How old is this dog?
-Some breeds have a longer “puppy faze” than others.

Does this dog wear a shock collar or shock bark collar?

• Shock collars, and shock bark collars can make a barking issue worse.
  
• Their are non shocking training collars that can be used, but a trainer will know if your dog will benefit. And how to use them with your dog.
  
  Has the dog been seen by a vet to rule out any illness or pain related issue?
  
• dogs don’t show pain like people do, it’s always best to make sure it’s not a medical thing. Plus vets often times know of trainers in the area.
  
  What training does this dog have?
  
• Do they know basic commands, and when I say know, I mean first time you ask for a sit they do. Or are they less than trained/still a puppy?
  
• has this dog been to a professional trainer?
  
  Where is this dog at all day?
  
• is it in a crate, roaming the house, in a room, in the yard?
  
• is this dog possibly barking at something stimulating? Like a bird, or person?
  
  Other than the walks what other sort of energy outlets does the dog have?
  
• fetch? Frisbee? Tug of war? Swimming?
  Dogs need play time too! Also a energized dog is way harder to train and more likely to get in trouble than a worn out dog.
  
  Is the dog given any mental stimulation?
  
• Training is mental stimulation, but there are things like Kong’s, food puzzles, and other toys to help with boredom things like this and this putting some of their food in them and then making them work for it
  
  
  Dogs are work and they don’t get better over night. If you and your parents are willing to put in the effort, and time into training. Then there is hope.
  
  —Worse case if your parents don’t want to train the dog, or things are to much. Perhaps you can suggest a local dog rescue take the dog.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

He likes this one
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07239T47Y

Also have one of the ball treat dispensers, can't find the exact one on amazon, but similar to this
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074C4LCY1

Sometimes we just put a few treats in it, sometimes put part of his dinner in it, which keeps him busy for awhile

We also do a lot of trick training, and have recently started doing "find it." Started out by just tossing a treat on the ground near him and say find it. Then progress to having him sit and stay, and hide a treat somewhere just out of sight, then "okay" to release the stay and tell him find it.