How to Find the Perfect Pembroke Welsh Corgi and Give Them Everything They Need to Be Well-Behaved and Happy
The first time you witness a Pembroke Welsh Corgi running with characteristic intensity and speed, you might find yourself doing a double-take.
How can such a small and adorable dog run so fast?
Some would credit their mythical origins as steeds for fairy warriors for being so amazing in so many different ways.
More conventionally explained, the breed goes back more than a thousand years, raised to herd cattle and sheep. This shaped their development to be intelligent, hard-working and obedient. And perhaps less obviously so, affectionate and playful.
The attentiveness and enthusiasm for activity and people, with generous displays of love and affection, translates into being a fantastic family dog.
Of course, with its herding heritage, they will likely try to herd your family and possibly nip the heels of younger children.
The good news is that their intelligence and eagerness to please means they’re highly responsive to training. With the right guidance, Corgis are easy to train and discipline.
Here is a select sample of what youŽll discover in Pembroke Welsh Corgi and Corgis - Pembroke Welsh Corgi Total Guide:
- What makes the Pembroke Welsh Corgi breed unique and what it means for its care and your lifestyle
- A quick-hit list to determine if the Corgi is the right breed for you
- First steps you need to take to get started as a Corgi owner
- Key Corgi terminology to make you proficient in canine-focused conversations
- Interesting and entertaining Corgi facts to share at your next social gathering or doggy playdate
- Resource guide for finding the perfect breeder or rescue organization
- The best foods to feed your Corgi and what you should absolutely not feed them
- The one, most effective reinforcement technique for socializing your Pembroke Welsh Corgi
- Full training guide for making your Pembroke Welsh Corgi well-behaved and happy (even if they are not a puppy anymore)
- Insightful trouble-shooting guide for any behavioral problems that might pop up
- Common Corgi health problems and how to prevent them
And much more.
The Pembroke Welsh Corgi became incredibly popular after Queen Elizabeth and the Royal Family began breeding them. Yet despite their popularity and host of good reasons to make them your dog, some are hesitant to adopt a Corgi.
One of the biggest concerns is that they have a high amount of energy and require more exercise than you’d expect for a dog this size. Another issue is how much Corgis shed.
While both issues require a little time and attention, you can very easily develop routines that don’t take over your life. What’s more, Corgis are low-key, low-maintenance dogs, so you miss out on a lot of the neediness and drama you might get with another breed that can be both stressful and eat into your time.
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Susanne Saben is a dedicated dog lover and owner who has years of experience advising on all aspects of your dog's care from breeders, adoption and rescue, raising, feeding, care, temperament, health, and having the best possible experience with your pet! Susanne writes in an entertaining and straightforward style which you will be sure to enjoy while you benefit from her years of experience and love for the animals she so richly writes about. Susanne lives in southern Georgia with her 3 children and husband, and has been a writer and avid animal lover for many years!
