So my GSP is going to be a year old on Nov. 11. We got her when she was six weeks old, and honestly I can't say that I could envision myself with any other dog. She's smart, athletic (duh), and extremely mischevious.

I just have a general question though. It seems that she will only listen to me, and NOT my boyfriend. She is primarily considered "my" dog, but we have both equally been around her from day one. She seems to have a separation anxiety issue where I am concerned, and although she does display similar behavior when my boyfriend leaves, it apparently isn't nearly as bad as what happens when I leave. Any responses? 

Am I just viewed as one of her pack members that's below her, so she's anxious when I'm not doing what she wants? I don't FEEL like this is the case, since she always looks to me for guidance, but then again she is MY first dog.

Mine will attach to whomever feed, trains and excerises them.

If I am away, they bond with Hubby, and vice versa if he is away.

We always say the same command to them before we leave the house, and do not pet or give them affection before leaving. We started off with leaving for 15 minutes at a time, eventually increasing to several hours. When we come back in the house, we always ignore the dog until they settle down and are not anxious.

Thank you! I'll give your suggestion of not giving any attention 15 minutes prior to leaving a try. Usually we keep both dogs in a kennel while we're out, since they're young and no matter how tired we get them they tend to still tear up whatever they find.

Even still though, when I'm away he says she STILL won't listen to him, perhaps 25% of the time she will obey and the rest of the time is a gamble. Any advice on how to improve his control? Assuming that he does involve himself on working with her on obedience and such.

This makes a lot of sense. I did teach him the commands I give her, and correct him when he goes back to his old ways... as in, I give her a command once, and if she doesn't obey it we aren't doing ANYTHING until she does, and she knows it. He has the habit (which always makes me want to slap the back of his hand and say NO!) of giving a command, then repeating it multiple times, which I think has a lot to do with why she won't listen. I guess in general I'm the more stern one- I like to play, but I always expect to be obeyed first before the fun begins. He's more of the one that likes to wrestle and just go with the flow.

I'm definitely going to recommend that he spend more time doing basic stuff with her, because someone mentioned that when they leave, I think it was Bugsy? that would stay out in the yard and almost refuse to come in. The same thing happens with her. He can call her, offer treats, offer toys, and NOTHING will convince her to come back in unless she wants something inside. Usually she just looks at him then blatantly disregards, which makes me giggle a little even though I know it isn't good, since he tries so hard to be manly and in command all the time. She definitely loves him, she loves almost everyone, but there's a level of jealousy she gets when I give attention to other dogs (I know people say dogs don't get jealous, but I beg to differ when she comes and weasles her way between me and our other dog, or when she comes trying to get my attention with a toy when I'm visiting another dog at the dog park) . 

Anyways, thank you again for the helpful comments and tips!