She has a puzzle bowl - two different versions, in fact. She has multiple Kongs, a massive rope and too many squeakies and stuffies to count. I found a great pattern for a toy box, too, which DD has promised to build for us. It's one Skye can fill and work herself. She goes on lots of runs and has a half a jolly ball in the back yard. It's only half because she destroyed the handle, so it looks like a floppy football, now. Apparently that's how she likes it, because it's the second one she's customized that way. She no longer chews it, just flips and chases it. I swear I've never seen a dog entertain themselves like she can with a toy. It's great!
DD takes Skye on runs - on foot and with a bicycle - and she's a regular at TSC and just "rides" around on errands. She does "touch" work, but hasn't mastered all of her basics - inconsistent on Heel and Stay, but learning. She's got WAY too much energy, still!
Her main issue is the kids next door. They tormented her so badly that they ruined her. They were poking through my fence to get her all riled up and biting. They stopped once they were ratted out by a friend and got reamed out by myself and both parents, but the damage is done. She's child aggressive, now, and is constantly on alert for them outside the fence and windows. it's made her pretty tense. - and she goes ballistic whenever she sees or hears them There are seven of them, so there's always one around to upset her apple cart ... and her concentration.
So - I understand why she's the way she is ... but I still can't have it. I hope we can get her past this before she hurts someone - human or animal.