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That's good that you got Daisy to be housetrained, shows that she CAN learn

but yeah, bassets are a stubborn breed. Also supremely huggable & loveable. but stubborn. Not a golden retriever type, who is happy to obey. You'll hear the folks here talk about bassets as dogs that will do things, but only if they've checked out "what's in it for me?"
For sure, that's the case with Worm. Fortunately, he will do a lot for food. When I first started training him in puppy classes, i went through a bag of treats in 3-4 days! too rapidly. so we took our teacher's suggestion to give his dry food out as treats (ie. part of his meal). for every good thing he does, he gets 1-2 pieces of kibble. and fortunately, it's motivating enough to get him to do most things. For long-distance recall, i give him super yummy treats (chicken hot dogs), since that is a hard one. it's actually worked really well, and he now comes back from long distances with a 'here, boy!' and i'm comfortable having him off-leash now.
anyway, long story to say, will Daisy do things for food??? most bassets will, tho i'm sure there are exceptions. If she does, you've got the hook! in fact, our teacher will say that instead of feeding your dog dry food for a meal, give it to her piecemeal by making her earn her meal : ) just divide up how many commands you want to give her. if she eats a lot of dry food, then give her 10 pieces or a small handful at a time. (ie. off furniture-- some kibble, go through her commands-- some kibble).
I'm not sure Worm would follow most commands if food weren't involved. I definitely get slower responses when he doesn't see the treats/food nearby.
re: bassets, it was interesting his teacher said that Worm was the most trained basset she's seen (ie. they have a reputation for being difficult to train and stubborn...). we are currently having issues with loose-leash walking, since Worm tends to pull quite a bit. teacher's solution? i need to treat more often w/Worm (more frequent rewards as we're walking). and it's true, that does work and he walks better.
good luck, and keep us posted..!