Restrangled,
Thanks for the extra tips. Gary has had more success with her with this method and I've realised that if I use his technique she'll respond more readily to me. Its great to see progress! It makes it all seem worthwhile.
Looking Glass,
Thanks. That was a great post. I'm giving her a lot of time and energy right now, including at night. They told me not to get up if she cries, but I realised that she lets me know if she wants to wee in the night....so I get up, maybe once, and I let her out, let her wee and give her NO ATTENTION at all...put her back to bed. In the morning there is no wee in her cage and she has been back to sleep just fine. This is better than ignoring her cries and then having her wee possibly all over her bed. I don't go to her when she cries for any other reason though (e.g. attention). Now sometimes she sleeps through anyway.
I am prepared in my mind for her to be re-homed with a blind person. I know I will miss her and be upset, but since I've kept it in mind that she isn't my dog, and she will be going, I think I'll be OK. I will make her the most confident, most socialised, most well trained dog that I possibly can - and she will have a good life because she had such a good foundation.
Sirona