Meet my baby girl Halo

This is Halo, she just turned one on January 1. She is goofy and energetic. The only issue I have with her is her mouthing is getting too strong and she barks when I tell her no, almost like she is telling me off. Any ideas ]https://i.servimg.com/u/f45/17/15/71/84/halo_o12.jpg

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Hi and welcome from Rocky and me. Continue with the NO command for the mouthing problem, turn you back and ignor her if she talks back to you.

You could also let out a loud yelp when she is mouthing to stop her

She is gorgeous by the way

Hi and welcome from us and Suki.

For miuthing just turn your back and ignore her. It takes some time and everyone has to treat the issue the same way everytime

Hello and welcome from me and Billy, best to keep ignoring her she will stop

Hi from me and Vinnie

Welcome! Halo is a beauty. As others have said. Nothing new to suggest. It just takes patience, consistancy and time.

Hi & welcome to the forum. She looks a beauty!

Can't add to what's been said - turning away & ignoring is usually the best way to deal with it, but it can take a bit of patience! If necessary, calmly take her out of the room & shut the door until she's calmed down, then let her back in but don't fuss her. Just carry on as if nothing's happened.....till she does it again!

Hello from me & Sasha, Welcome, we're new to..

Hi and welcome from me and my girls Kita & Izzy.

Agree with all said above

Hello and welcome from me and Tinkerbell!

Hi and welcome to you and Halo

Hiya and welcome to the forum

welcome

Hello and Welcome from Zac and me

Hi there and Welcome from Me and RoXy....

Halo looks lovely