🐕 Pembroke Welsh Corgi puppies
The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is a small, intelligent herding dog with a big personality and surprising athleticism. Affectionate and trainable, it suits families and apartments alike, but it sheds heavily and needs daily exercise to stay happy.
History & background
Corgis have herded cattle in Wales for centuries, nipping at heels with their low, agile build. The Pembroke, famously favored by Queen Elizabeth II, was recognized by the AKC in 1934.
Is a Pembroke Welsh Corgi right for you?
Great for active families, first-time owners, and apartment dwellers who can commit to daily walks and mental stimulation. In Florida's heat, exercise in the cooler morning and evening hours and provide plenty of fresh water.
Care & health
Expect year-round shedding with heavy seasonal 'blows' — brush several times a week. Provide daily activity and guard against weight gain, which strains their long backs; watch for hip dysplasia and disc issues.
Pembroke Welsh Corgi FAQ
Do Pembroke Welsh Corgis shed a lot?
Yes. Corgis have a thick double coat and shed year-round, with heavy seasonal shedding. Brush several times weekly to manage it.
Are Corgis good with children?
Yes, they're playful and affectionate with kids, though their herding instinct may lead to gentle heel-nipping that training can curb.
How big do Pembroke Welsh Corgis get?
They're small but sturdy, standing 10–12 inches tall and weighing 24–30 pounds.
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