Corgis that don't shed! - MyCorgi.com2024-03-28T18:20:12Zhttp://mycorgi.com/forum/topics/corgis-that-dont-shed?id=1150197%3ATopic%3A335496&feed=yes&xn_auth=noI spose maybe the climate whe…tag:mycorgi.com,2010-05-21:1150197:Comment:6664252010-05-21T02:14:36.273Zshelley powerhttp://mycorgi.com/profile/shelleypower
I spose maybe the climate where you live may have something to do with it, but I live in a fairly cold climate ... with average to hot summers and mine shed this time of year and again before winter. I comb mine daily and bathe every third week.
I spose maybe the climate where you live may have something to do with it, but I live in a fairly cold climate ... with average to hot summers and mine shed this time of year and again before winter. I comb mine daily and bathe every third week. Yes , they are fur balls but…tag:mycorgi.com,2010-05-21:1150197:Comment:6664242010-05-21T02:12:19.817Zshelley powerhttp://mycorgi.com/profile/shelleypower
Yes , they are fur balls but ordinarily corgis blow their coat twice a year . spring-ish and fall-ish. Usually just about the time I am going to a dog show LOLOL
Yes , they are fur balls but ordinarily corgis blow their coat twice a year . spring-ish and fall-ish. Usually just about the time I am going to a dog show LOLOL Mine sheds enough for yours t…tag:mycorgi.com,2010-04-14:1150197:Comment:6495682010-04-14T00:12:45.362ZRanchladyhttp://mycorgi.com/profile/Ranchlady
Mine sheds enough for yours too.
Mine sheds enough for yours too. A corgi that doesnt shed, wow…tag:mycorgi.com,2010-04-13:1150197:Comment:6491302010-04-13T03:45:53.759ZNatalie, Lance &Tuckerhttp://mycorgi.com/profile/Lance2
A corgi that doesnt shed, wow, not mine!! :)
A corgi that doesnt shed, wow, not mine!! :) I think Eddy sheds less than…tag:mycorgi.com,2010-03-28:1150197:Comment:6394762010-03-28T07:07:45.079ZSunni A.http://mycorgi.com/profile/SunniArmstrong
I think Eddy sheds less than corgis I've met, but he still sheds, it's just a littttttttle bit.
I think Eddy sheds less than corgis I've met, but he still sheds, it's just a littttttttle bit. A corgi that doesn't shed? Is…tag:mycorgi.com,2010-03-28:1150197:Comment:6394512010-03-28T04:53:40.603ZJohn Wolffhttp://mycorgi.com/profile/JohnWolff92
A corgi that doesn't shed? Is that like a waterproof fish, a virtuous devil, or a fuel-efficient automobile?
A corgi that doesn't shed? Is that like a waterproof fish, a virtuous devil, or a fuel-efficient automobile? Cragar and Brody are also lig…tag:mycorgi.com,2010-03-27:1150197:Comment:6389842010-03-27T15:15:01.798ZCindy Phttp://mycorgi.com/profile/CindyPruitt
Cragar and Brody are also light shedders. They shed mostly at the onset of fall and summer. My daughter's Hannah has that double coat and MOLTS year round. You could make another dog about every week with what Hannah loses!! LOL!!!
Cragar and Brody are also light shedders. They shed mostly at the onset of fall and summer. My daughter's Hannah has that double coat and MOLTS year round. You could make another dog about every week with what Hannah loses!! LOL!!! Great point Christine. My Cor…tag:mycorgi.com,2010-03-27:1150197:Comment:6389332010-03-27T06:38:51.036ZLucy & Ricky (Wendy/Jack )http://mycorgi.com/profile/wsgf822
Great point Christine. My Corgi, Dylan, had the worst skin problems. I owned several Corgis before Dylan, but never had one that lost almost half of of his coat––big spots w/o hair. The vets could offer little help –– selling products/procedures that were costly and worthless. I mentioned this to Lucy's breeder, and he recommended regular brushing but only bathing when Lucy was dirty/smelly. End result: we rarely give her baths. Her coat essentially stays clean; and like cats, most Corgis clean…
Great point Christine. My Corgi, Dylan, had the worst skin problems. I owned several Corgis before Dylan, but never had one that lost almost half of of his coat––big spots w/o hair. The vets could offer little help –– selling products/procedures that were costly and worthless. I mentioned this to Lucy's breeder, and he recommended regular brushing but only bathing when Lucy was dirty/smelly. End result: we rarely give her baths. Her coat essentially stays clean; and like cats, most Corgis clean themselves. Lucy has a luxurious coat. In fact, people ask if she's a fluffy. They also think that she's so clean and well-groomed. We smile and take all the credit. However, all the credit goes to the Corgis' coats that resist dirt, dry quickly, perfectly suited for work dogs in hard climates. My Corgi with one of the nice…tag:mycorgi.com,2010-03-27:1150197:Comment:6389212010-03-27T06:19:49.256ZJudith Andrehttp://mycorgi.com/profile/JudithAndre
My Corgi with one of the nicest plushest coats that I had shed, but not a lot. Murray the Corgi I have now doesn't have a short coat, but it is not nearly as plush and he sheds clear more than Zac did so I'm not convinced it has to do much with coat type.
My Corgi with one of the nicest plushest coats that I had shed, but not a lot. Murray the Corgi I have now doesn't have a short coat, but it is not nearly as plush and he sheds clear more than Zac did so I'm not convinced it has to do much with coat type. Right after I adopted our fir…tag:mycorgi.com,2010-03-20:1150197:Comment:6345802010-03-20T17:13:25.504ZRILEY, MAGGIE and Christine Kemphttp://mycorgi.com/profile/ChristineMKemp446
Right after I adopted our first corgi "Tucker" I started reading everything Corgi. In one of the books I read something that worked for me. They don't need to be bathed often, as some people do. Once you start with the bathing where do you stop. Plus, as anyone who has ever bathed a dog with such an undercoat knows...it is very difficult to get all the shampoo out. Hence, another problem for the dog, itchies and flakies! Corgis are by nature pretty clean little critters...a play in the wading…
Right after I adopted our first corgi "Tucker" I started reading everything Corgi. In one of the books I read something that worked for me. They don't need to be bathed often, as some people do. Once you start with the bathing where do you stop. Plus, as anyone who has ever bathed a dog with such an undercoat knows...it is very difficult to get all the shampoo out. Hence, another problem for the dog, itchies and flakies! Corgis are by nature pretty clean little critters...a play in the wading pool during the summer is good, unless of coarse they get into something really stinky!