Stopped eating food

Started by Autumn and Jonathan in Corgi Behavior. Last reply by Jane Christensen 6 minutes ago. 9 Replies 0 Likes

So it's been a while since anything major has come up concerning Dodger. Now something really has come up that's extremely concerning. Dodger has stopped eating his food. The vet has found nothing wrong with him, he gets a decent amount of exercise,…Continue

Cat grass

Started by Marcie in Other. Last reply by Ivy 12 hours ago. 2 Replies 0 Likes

I've been keeping a pot of cat grass going for Mokey so she will leave my plants alone. Becca now thinks a few sprigs of grass is a great treat. I've been giving her a few pieces whenever I'm in that part of the kitchen. It makes sense that Becca…Continue

Help with unruly corgi

Started by Javier del Rios in Corgi Behavior. Last reply by Vicky Hay 13 hours ago. 16 Replies 0 Likes

Hi. I was wondering if you could give me a hand with my dog´s behavior.He is a year and half and doesn´t obey a single command, if you call him he may or may not come, if you chastise him for something he will growl at you and raise his hackles, he…Continue

Saying good bye to corgi

Started by Marianne Timko in Regional Events ONLY. Last reply by Jane Christensen 16 hours ago. 4 Replies 1 Like

I cannot believe this. This morning Corgi is almost back to her normal self. She is a happy camper. Her sister Brooke is on anti inflammatory medication so I started to give Corgi one this morning and it was a miracle. The vet says to give her half…Continue

anyone run with their corgi?

Started by Rebecca Marie O'Bryan in Other. Last reply by Rebecca Marie O'Bryan yesterday. 6 Replies 0 Likes

for the past week i decided to include baden in with my workout routine as i feel bad when i go to the gym for cardio days and he stays behind. so i figured why not do both? get him his exercise and mine done together.how far do u run with your…Continue

A couple of questions from a new corgi owner

Started by Lottie in Corgi Behavior. Last reply by Lottie on Friday. 16 Replies 0 Likes

Hello everyone!I decided to join this community after adopting a 7 months old pembroke who was rescued along with around 15other dogs from a breeder who kept tons of dogs in a truck all the time and traveled the country to breed them and sell the…Continue

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Saying Good Bye to our little girl Corgi

Started by Marianne Timko in Corgi Health. Last reply by Lottie on Friday. 14 Replies 0 Likes

Well, hello everyone. It has been a long time. My situation has improved. Still have Kissy, now almost 12. She is OK, not well but still ok.As some of you may recall, my first postings were about our Corgi named Corgi. We are about to lose her. She…Continue

Good chewies for the adolescent corgi

Started by Kristen & Rory in Corgi Behavior. Last reply by Kristen & Rory on Friday. 19 Replies 1 Like

Well, we have reached full-blown stubborn, chewy, crazy adolescence. I am convinced that his cuteness and hilarity will save him, but it doesn't look to be saving much else. :) Rory is 9 months old this week and is quite the chomper, even with good…Continue

Something's in the fireplace

Started by Lil' Winnie and Bandit in Corgi Behavior. Last reply by Holly on Thursday. 7 Replies 1 Like

As you can see in the pic, WINNIE is very, very convinced there is SOMETHING BAD in the fireplace.My TV table is tucked back into a non-used fireplace with a sealed ( I hope) chimney above.Several months ago Winnie would NOT leave that spot: I took…Continue

Reduce Shedding!

Started by MCE in Other. Last reply by MCE on Wednesday. 4 Replies 0 Likes

Tip:  Add equal amounts of water to your Corgi's dry food.  With two Corgi's the dog hair that they shed was unmanageable in our home.  The owner of Happy Hound in Leesburg, VA, suggested we try adding water to their kibble and within two weeks we…Continue

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