Gwynnie's a celebrity
http://www.buzzfeeBuzzfeed 32 superlatives of 2012 d.com/data/the-3... Scroll down to "Most Popular Dog". It's at the bottom (?!?).
That's 10 million views of corgi-related content on Buzzfeed.com, not 10 million views of Gwynnie, but don't read the fine print, or tell her.
Already she expects her poop to be picked up in leftover Neiman-Marcus shopping bags, and pate` de fois gras bedtime treats served on lavender-scented linen napkins.
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Permalink Reply by Yuki & Ellie on
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Ellie is willing to keep this secret from Gwynnie...in exchange for some of those bedtime treats. Should you have any questions, you can contact her middle-man. ;)
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Permalink Reply by John Wolff on
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Is that your attorney?
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Your client will withhold this information in return for edible favors? Blackmail. Extortion.
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Permalink Reply by Beth on
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Way to go Gwynnie! Perhaps she will finally get treated in the manner to which she has always hoped to become accustomed.
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Permalink Reply by Bogart the Cardigan on
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She deserves it! Seriously, I knew we were nuts about Corgis, but that number still impressed me!
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Permalink Reply by Gromit, Sparkle, and Doug on
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It could happen to a nicer Corgi! (and a pretty good human, too).
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Permalink Reply by Jane Christensen on
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Way to go Gwynnie...you do have to "thank" John for helping you rise to such celebrity heights:) Maybe you can share the fois gras with him at night!
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Permalink Reply by manda & molly on
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http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/the-40-most-influential-corgis-of-2012
Shes also the 23rd most influential corgi of 2012!
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Permalink Reply by DeeDea & Pudge on
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YEAH GWYNNIE!
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Permalink Reply by Snickmom on
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Of the 30 best dogs in 2012
http://www.buzzfeed.com/catesish/the-30-best-dogs-of-2012
two of them are corgis. I also notice a similar representation on LOL dogs
http://icanhas.cheezburger.com.
Two corgis out of 30 best-dogs-of = 6.7% There are approximately 493 recognized dog breeds. 2 corgi breeds divided by 493 = 4 tenths of a percent. Therefore, corgis have very high standings in popularity in spite of their very low standings in stature.
However, not only are corgis (properly) seldom seen on dog shaming:
But when corgis are featured, they always steal the show with their cuteness. I therefore draw the conclusion that even though they are known for their mischievous personalities, which could easily translate into a 'dog-shaming' situation; their keen intellect and expressive eyes have worked to convince corgi owners that whatever the pup does is right and proper, and the owner is at fault in thinking the corgi's behavior might be shameful. It may also be possible that the corgis submitted to dog-shaming (as Snickers was) are really just hams looking for some limelight.
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