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The Fundamentals Of Feeding Puppies

Puppies should only be fed puppy food: a diet specifically formulated for their unique nutritional needs.

Bringing Home A Second Dog

Adding a new pup to your family can be both fun and exciting, however, it is not without risk.

How Much Exercise Does Your Corgi Need?

A full-grown Pembroke Welsh Corgi should be getting at least 1 hour of physical exercise each day.

10 Reasons You Shouldn’t Get A Pembroke Welsh Corgi

As responsible corgi owners, it is our duty to break these stereotypes and educate future corgi owners about the breed

How Do I Tell If My Corgi is Overweight?

a healthy corgi should have a clearly defined waistline and an obvious abdominal tuck just after their rib cage.

The Best Products For Controlling Dog Hair

With the right tools and tactics, you too will be able to take control of the dog hair in my house.

Are Corgis Born With Tails?

It may surprise you, but most Pembroke Welsh Corgis are born with full-length tails. It’s not uncommon for people to assume that corgis are born with short, stubby tails.

Greenies Are Actually BAD For Your Dog

Unfortunately, Greenies’ success is likely the result of well-designed packaging and clever marketing and not because their product is of high quality.

5 Reasons Why You Should Switch Your Dogs To A Raw Diet

I switched my dogs to an all-raw diet about 6 months ago, and it was the single best decision I have ever made. I will never feed my dogs kibble again.

Should I Shave My Corgi?

You should NEVER shave your corgi. By removing their natural insulating layer, your dog is no longer able to regulate its body temperature thus making them chronically uncomfortable.

What Is A Fluffy Corgi?

Fluffy corgis are just that, longhaired corgis. A “fluffy” is the name of a Corgi (Cardigan or Pembroke) with a longhaired coat.

7 Reasons Why I Stopped Going to Dog Parks

Over the years of watching dog fights break out, I have come to learn that my dogs have no business being in a dog park.

Why I Won’t Say “Adopt, Don’t Shop”

animals and to encourage prospective dog-owners to adopt a dog from a shelter or a rescue instead of purchasing one from a shady website, pet store or a puppy mill.