
Meet the Pembroke Welsh Corgi

High Doggy I.Q.

Top Watchdog

Big-Dog Bark

My Many Looks

My Breed Characteristics

Furbulous Fact

As I Grow Up

History of My Breed

Care Tips

Training Tips
Personality
Intelligent
Lively
Loving
Group
Herding
Origin
Wales, United Kingdom
Life Span
12-15 Years
Breed Popularity
#11 of 195
Height Range
10-12 Inches
Weight Range
24-30 Pounds
Coat Details
Type
Straight
Texture
Coarse Outer Coat and Thicker Soft Undercoat
Features
Colors
Black and Tan, Fawn, Red, Sable (+ White Markings)
Hypoallergenic
Cost to Buy
$750-$1,800
Lifetime Care Cost
$17,330

My Many Looks

My Breed Characteristics



















































Furbulous Fact

As I Grow Up




History of My Breed

Care Tips
from Dr. Jessica Greenberg, Associate VeterinarianGroom your Corgi weekly to keep them looking their best.
A Pembroke Welsh Corgi’s medium-length coat needs little grooming, although seasonal shedding does occur. I recommend weekly brushing and combing. -GailWolfe,DVM
Get ahead of your senior Corgi’s potential problems.
Senior Corgis should have yearly blood tests, exams, and x-rays to diagnose potential health problems early. These include bladder stones, as well as eye problems, kidney disease, and heart disease, which Pembroke Welsh Corgis are prone to. -GailWolfe,DVM
Watch out for limping in this short-legged dog.
Corgis carry a gene mutation for chondrodystrophy. This mutation codes for short legs and premature degeneration of intervertebral discs. If your Corgi has a limp, painful back, or irregular stride, they should be evaluated by a veterinarian. -StacyChoczynski,DVM

Training Tips
from Dr. Jessica Greenberg, Associate VeterinarianSocialize your Corgi early and often.
Pembroke Welsh Corgis are smart and strong-willed little dogs who should be socialized early on. Early socialization with children and other animals is important due to their herding dog background and instinct to want to herd. -LenaAbuarafeh
Reward a quiet Corgi to minimize barking.
Corgis can be big barkers and it’s important to curb any unwanted barking early on. For barking, we should ignore this behavior and reward them when they are calm and quiet. Food is an excellent motivator for this breed. -LenaAbuarafeh
Crate training your Corgi puppy is a must.
A Pembroke Welsh Corgi should be crate trained at an early age so they know when it’s time to settle down. A Corgi picks up on tricks easily, so keeping their mind active with daily fun training sessions will go a long way in creating a happy confident dog! -DianaLudwiczak

My Many Looks

My Breed Characteristics

Furbulous Fact

As I Grow Up

History of My Breed

Care Tips

Training Tips
-
Personality
Intelligent
Lively
Loving
-
Group
Herding
-
Origin
Wales, United Kingdom
-
Life Span
12-15 Years
-
Breed Popularity
#11 of 195
-
Height Range
10-12 Inches
-
Weight Range
24-30 Pounds
-
动物皮毛
Type
Straight
Texture
Coarse Outer Coat and Thicker Soft Undercoat
Features
Colors
Black and Tan, Fawn, Red, Sable (+ White Markings)
-
Hypoallergenic
-
Cost to Buy
$750-$1,800
-
Lifetime Care Cost
$17,330