What is a Mini Corgi? What is A Teacup Corgi? There is no such thing as a Mini Corgi or a Teacup Corgi. These are simply gimmicky terms used to describe smaller-than-average Corgis. This can be confusing for some people since there are some dog breeds that have an...
Blue Merle (pictured above) is a beautiful and highly sought after coat pattern in Cardigan Welsh Corgis. In fact, it is a preferred color by many corgi puppy buyers. However, prospective puppy buyers should be wary when they are looking for a blue merle corgi....
Pembroke Welsh Corgis are popular as family dogs. These affectionate, calm, intelligent canines are great with older children and other pets. They are a separate breed from the Cardigan Welsh Corgi. Their friendly disposition has won hearts across the globe, most...
The truth is that Corgis bark. A lot. This can be a dealbreaker for some people. Especially if you live in an apartment building with thin walls, but the good news is that it’s trainable. These adorable dogs are known to be excessive barkers. Thankfully, this guide...
“Cowboy Corgis” are a mix between a Pembroke Welsh Corgi and an Australian Cattle Dog (also known as a Blue heeler or a Queensland heeler). Despite common misconception, a cowboy corgi is not a breed of dog. They are “designer mutts”, similar to...
A Corgi sploot is something almost every Corgi lover is familiar with. Even if your own dog doesn’t do it, you’ve probably seen other splooting Corgis all over social media. In this article, we are going to explore this phenomenon, and have a look at what...
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