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Any chance she's in pain? Usually when behavior changes suddenly, it's best to rule out possible physical causes first.
Have you tried looking for local obedience classes you could take her to? Our local college offers a course that is 8 weeks for around $60 (all 8 weeks).
Here is a past discussion with a link to lots of other past discussions about biting. Good luck!!
http://www.mycorgi.com/forum/topics/nipping-help
She is most likely spoiled and at 3 years old is a full fledged adult that thinks she is in charge of everything. That can easily happen with a bossy type corgi because they are so cute and people forget that this is a working breed. If classes are out of the question (check with your local shelter, they often have cheap classes) you can at least google Nothing In Life Is Free and carefully follow it. The corgi has been selectively bred for hundreds of years to go out into a pasture with cows weighing a couple ton and take charge....a dotting family can lose control very easily! It is very, very important to get control of this now while she can still be trained.
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