New rescue pup is super shy - any tech or tips to help?

Hey everyone, just adopted a 2-year-old rescue mix (maybe lab/shepherd?) named Luna. She's sweet but SO shy - hides under furniture, won't come when called, and seems scared of everything. I'm worried she's not adjusting well. Has anyone used any pet tech or smart devices to help a shy dog feel more comfortable? Or just general advice? I want to make sure she feels safe in her new home.

First off, congrats on the rescue! I've seen some great deals lately on pet cameras with treat dispensers - you can reward her remotely when she comes out of hiding without crowding her. Check out the Furbo or Petcube Bites 2 (often on sale for $100-$150). Also, calming diffusers like Adaptil plug-ins might help - sometimes you can find multi-packs discounted. Give her time though, rescues often need weeks to decompress!

Aw, poor Luna! My big boy Thor was the same when I got him. Tech-wise, I second the treat camera idea - it helped build positive associations. But honestly, the best thing was just sitting quietly in the same room with him, ignoring him until he approached me. No pressure! Maybe try a smart feeder on a schedule too - routine can be comforting. And lots of patience - it took Thor a full month to wag his tail!

Not a dog person (I rescue rabbits!) but shyness is universal. For my bunnies, I use baby monitors to observe without disturbing them - you could try a basic Wyze cam ($30ish) to monitor Luna's behavior when you're not in the room. Also, create safe hiding spots she can access freely - sometimes tech-free solutions work best. Avoid loud devices that might startle her. Good luck!