For my dog: group obedience of one on one

The alpha dog in the pack makes the others obey even if they have to plow into them, knock them down, grab them by the side of the neck or face and pinch them, and growl. They take the food - they don't give until they are finished.

Dogs don't "ignore" a member of the pack who misbehaves. Dogs don't "time outs"

So get up off the floor with the dish and when she doesn't come or sit or whatever, march over there and MAKE her do it. When she has sat (even if you have had to put her into it) tell her okay, good girl ,give a pet and make her do it again. Doing it when she feels like it is NOT an option. MAKE HER - never ever ever give a command that you are not prepared to enforce.

As you enforce it, use your voice. Deepen it (don't let it slide upwards or sound high pitched) and say NO, BAD - NOW SIT as you make her do it.

When she does respond promptly without having to be coerced or made to do it, then it is a happy voice " Alllll righttt! YESSS! Good girl!!" and a nice big pet and stroke. When she comes when called, make a HUGE fuss over her. (Beagles run and Come is essential for her life expectancy.) Never ever call a dog to you to correct them - you go to them.

You always have your hands and your voice - use them.

DO NOT GO TO A CLASS WHERE THEY WANT TO BRIBE DOGGY WITH TREATS (look where that has gotten you) OR USE A CLICKER (that is for people too dumb to figure out how to say "good dog" in a happy voice fast enough - like when the dog obeys the command.) (And that is Petsmart in short.)