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- Mozart Champion European Basset Hound Male
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- Victory Champion European Basset Hound Female
- Bessy European Basset Hound Female
- Dory Champion European Basset Hound Female
- Daisy European Basset Hound Female
- Tandem AKC Grand Champion European Basset Hound Male
- Gale Champion Pembroke Welsh Corgi Male
- Dandi Champion Pembroke Welsh Corgi Female
- Marli Pembroke Welsh Corgi Female
- Guy Pembroke Welsh Corgi Male
- Ellie European Basset Hound Female
- Male 2 European Basset Hound Puppy
- Blossom AKC Champion Basset Hound Female
- European Basset Hound Male Puppy 3
- European Basset Hound Male Puppy 1
- Boy 1 Basset Hound Puppy
- Boy 2 Basset Hound Puppy
- European Basset Hound Female 3
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About Pembroke Welsh Corgis
Pembroke Welsh Corgis were originally bred to herd cattle. They still carry that natural herding instinct today. They are very active, animated, loyal and loving dogs. They are also highly intelligent and easy to train. Consistent training works best with this breed. One thing to certainly keep in mind about the Pembroke Welsh Corgi breed is their energy level. They are energetic and do best when they can get plenty of exercise each and every day. They also have the ability for speed, even with their small stature. They are quite playful and fun to be around and make an excellent family pet. Due to their small size, they make an excellent pet for any size home, whether you have a large yard or an apartment (though keep in mind, they will need plenty of outdoor exercise time).
The Corgi Breed
Characteristics: Short stature, foxy face, bowed legs, docked tails and upright ears (ears typically rise between 6 and 12 weeks).
Attention Need: Medium to High
Energy Level: High Average
Life expectancy: 11 to 14 years
Coat Length: short, but there are two layers.
Weight Range: can vary from 22 - 32 pounds. Corgis typically love to eat and can become obese. Keep them on a healthy eating and exercise routine for optimal health.
Colors: Red, Tri (Black, brown and white), Sable and Fawn with white markings.
Frequently Asked Questions
To learn more about the Pembroke Welsh Breed please explore our FAQ section below. For more information, contact us today at (417) 876-7054.
What is the origin of a Pembroke Welsh Corgi?
Corgis were originally used by the Welsh as a herding dog, companion and guard for their farm.
Today they are still known for their herding skill and companionship.
Do Pembroke Welsh Corgis Shed?
Yes, Corgis do shed. They have two layers of hair so it is best to brush them out a few times each week with a grooming brush or tool. We personally recommend using the Furminator as it loosens the underlayer of hair as well.
Do Pembroke Welsh Corgis bark?
Yes, as with most breeds. They are very observant of their environment and will bark when they feel intimidated or startled.
Are your puppies AKC registerable?
Yes, all of our puppies come with AKC pet registration. On occasion, we do grant full registration rights. Please contact us if you have an interest in full rights as we do require additional information.
Are your Corgi parents genetically tested?
Yes, all of our parents are genetically tested. You may read more about our parents on the Corgi Parent page or feel free to contact us.
When may we pick our puppy up?
Puppies are available to go to their forever homes beginning on their 8 week birthday.
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