my little lady, Liska is a 7 year old pomeranian. Throughout the years I've had her, she's been a pretty obedient dog to train and picks things up easily. However, when it comes to walks it's another matter. She is a very highly stung, nervous dog by nature. At first she literally barked at ANYTHING that moved on walks. Over the years, she's calmed down somewhat and essentially walk training consists of me ignoring bad behaviour and when she's good, she gets a treat. Eventually we've had some success with this, it's not perfect, but progress has been made
So she doesn't bark at every single person, etc. However, bikes are still a huge problem for her. She hates them. She's not too bad with cars, buses and the like after awhile but bikes are a firm favourite for dislike. She essentially sees a bike approaching, starts continuously barking and even spinning. Once she starts, you've got no chance of grabbing her attention, treats or not. After yet another nasty individual passing a sly comment, I'm at a bit of a loss as to what to do
It's generally moving bikes (both push and motor) and the nearer they get, the worse the behaviour. She seems to have the same response to prams, wheelchairs and anything of that nature...just bikes tend to be the most frequent we come into contact with. She isn't an aggressive dog either, but a lot of people misread her body language since she's a pomeranian and a yappy little stinker at times 
. Though I can understand why people misread when she dislikes something. To me though it seems like some deep rooted fear, I got her when she was 4 months old so I can't be entirely sure that she hasn't had some bad experience in the past without my knowledge. Does anyone have any ideas how I can perhaps improve the situation?
Many thanks,
Casey
