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Hi Jenn,
There are several things that could be causing this, and some possible solutions. I don't know the situation well enough to know why she eats fast, but here are some things that may help: you can maybe get a bowl that has a lot of those obstructions in it, so she has to navigate around them to extract the food. You can also stop feeding her in a bowl, and just use her kibble as training treats throughout the day (this is probably even better because you will have to train her on a lot of things, and adding treats on top of food may cause her to gain weight).
There are several things that could be causing this, and some possible solutions. I don't know the situation well enough to know why she eats fast, but here are some things that may help: you can maybe get a bowl that has a lot of those obstructions in it, so she has to navigate around them to extract the food. You can also stop feeding her in a bowl, and just use her kibble as training treats throughout the day (this is probably even better because you will have to train her on a lot of things, and adding treats on top of food may cause her to gain weight).
