Give her lots of time. You're less threatening to her if you're at her level---like sitting down. Spend time just sitting near her, not attempting to engage her in anything. Read a book, play with the pups if she doesn't mind, anything that doesn't involve her. Eventually, she will come to you. It has to be on her terms. Once she does come to you, don't make sudden movements. Talk quietly to her, reach out slowly to touch her.

It will take a lot of patience, but one she comes around, it will speed up. If she will take treats gently, she's already got a good start.

There is no set time limit. She could turn around in a week or take six months. I would guess that a month of daily conditioning will be enough.

Do you sit nearby while she eats? If not, try sitting several feet away and DON'T MOVE! When she seems comfortable with that, move a foot closer. Continue doing this until she's comfortable with you being within arm's length. By this time she'll know who's providing the food.

Good luck! And keep us posted on your progress.

Mary