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    The Welsh Corgi Pembroke is an adorable little dog-cowherd.
    They are kind, funny, and bold dogs and have a sense of humor.
    Corgies are just made for joy and happiness!

    Pembrokes are intelligent, quick to train, They are very loyal pets with loving hearts.

    Home Grooming Corgi consists of a thorough weekly combing of the thick coat with an undercoat. This breed sheds a lot. Bathing corgi will also help remove shedding coats Especially during shedding season. It will be better to remove the shedding coat during the molting period in the pet salon.
    These dogs are very active, so they need long daily walks and active play sessions to maintain physical and mental health.
    Welsh Corgi Pembroke is an excellent family companion! They are great with children and other pets.

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    45 Comments

    1. Heather Cortes on

      I think it should be mentioned that as soon as I got one my vet and groomer told me corgis are assholes. That's a direct quote. I have been putting in months of training to curb this particular trait. He still acts like a little jerk. Yesterday he was hanging off my pitbull's head like an earring again. I don't know if it was some imagined slight again or, the other poor dog tried to eat before him. He has all three bigger dogs on the run half the time. You know how people complain that pitbulls are aggressive and mean? They really aren't. This corgi is though. Yesterday he snatched a toy right out of the German shepherd's mouth and snarled at him like a lunatic to keep it. He also likes to poop and pee in the house. I had to buy the biggest cat box they sell and load it with compressed wood pellets. He is starting to use it more. His little bladder would try to hold it and fail a lot of times. Now he sees me get up for the bathroom and jumps in the box to wait. If your corgi acts like a spoiled brat or mean lunatic the quickest way to stop that is to flip him on his back and hold him there while telling him no. After the first few times he tends to cut it out faster.

    14. Lunargal 624 on

      Huh! This just blurs the line even more for me. We have Cardigan Welsh Corgis and I’ve mostly known the difference because one normally has a docked tail.

    26. KaptanNemo on

      That’s a cardigan corgi- observe the tail and shape of the ears. The two breeds (Pembroke and Cardigan) look so similar that they were once thought to be the same breed but later it was decided that they are actually two very different breeds. Either way these are very loyal and charming breeds.

    31. Ann Harris on

      I have a Pembroke WELCH CORGI WE ADOPTED AT 2 MOS OLD. HAVE HAD SOME RUFF PATCHES W HIS BEHAVIOR. NOW 11 MOS. AND TOTALLY BETTER.&&♡♡♡

    33. Carol Foster on

      We have 2 corgie girls, a tri color and fawn w/white.We adore them we have had 2 prior girls who lived long and happy lives but we still miss.Corgis give so much joy Very smart adorable fur babies.

    34. Harlequin Head on

      I love my corgi!!!! Even if he herds me by putting his cold nose on the back of my calf!!!! HEY WATCH IT! WHO YOU CALLING A COW! 🐮
      🐶🤣

    35. Janie Scott on

      I have a 10 month old female has been to trainer for aggression, some better but certainly not a people dog and yes I’ve socialized her and done my part , but we have found a happy medium so luv her how she is

    39. Kay Davis on

      But they are wicked horrible on their nails, which is why I'm guessing this one's nails are a bit longer, lol. My husband used to co-own one that he showed. We had a few show pembrokes that came to our shop as well. All of those short legged dogs and their nails…

    40. J Kee on

      First of all, they're not little. They're true dwarfs. They require a lot more than a weekly brushing. They shed ALOT. They require much more than a walk.

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