UPDATE..strange one..

[steelergrl]

Thank you everyone for your help. It all makes sense. Robby is pretty tall, where I am only five feet (barely) and he does "hover" over her a lot instead of getting down on the floor and playing with her. When my brother plays with her, he usually gets down on the floor and rolls around with her so she probably does feel more comfortable with him. I will have Robby play on the floor with her and hopefully she will get more comfortable with him. She is a dog who loves to cuddle, so maybe I can even get him to cuddle with her a little bit.

[corgieguy]

I agree with agillityk9Trainer.. I had a friend who had a pup and even though I did not realize it, my voice must have seemed booming to the little guy, a beagle. Since anytime I came into thier house the pup would lay down flat and submissive. Then I would in my normal voice say something to the effect of 'Hows it going boy?' or something of the sort. And the poor guy would just almost run straight through a wall with to get out of there.. After this happened a couple of different times, I changed my tone, knelt down and called him over with a treat to get him used to me and slowly let my voice go back to normal... In a couple of visits I like that I could enter the house and lightly call him, he would then come to me I would praise and after that things where done normally..Just needs a little get to know and trust you time. (Robby)