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Comment by Kate Barrett on April 1, 2011 at 7:19pm

Hi. I'm new member, Kate.

 

Comment by The Geek's Wife & her Corgi Ein on April 1, 2011 at 5:49pm

Ah man, that's too bad. We live all the way in the NW Valley where the 101 and I-17 freeways meet, and the transmission in my car is giving me trouble.

Comment by Samantha Hulke Aljets on April 1, 2011 at 5:19pm

We are in the Ahwatukee area.

Comment by The Geek's Wife & her Corgi Ein on April 1, 2011 at 5:17pm

That sounds like fun Samantha! I have a six and half month old corgi puppy who is very socialized and LOVES to play with dogs, kids, adults, anyone really. What part of town do you live in? And both my dogs are fully immunized, but I will tell you that I take my puppy to the dog park regularly, so I can't be certain what she has come in contact with while there.

Comment by Samantha Hulke Aljets on April 1, 2011 at 4:51pm

Hello Everyone!

Daisie comes home tomorrow.  It was recommended that she meet 20 dogs and 100 people in the next 4 weeks - however, being a puppy, she isn't fully vaccinated.  The trainer suggested looking for nice, fully vaccinated dogs to have playdates with.  Anyone interested in a puppy playdate?

 

Comment by Samantha Hulke Aljets on March 27, 2011 at 5:20pm

Agnes, I am picking Daisie up on Saturday from Bev Mills AKA Clearwater Corgis in Waddell, AZ.  I also know that another breeder, Micki Sharp from Shennara Kennels is getting a puppy from her as well.

 

Comment by Janet on March 26, 2011 at 1:12am

Hurley has torn her right ACL and is needing surgery. There is the older one, stitching the ligament. And there is a newer one with cutting the bone and placing hardware in the joint. Anybody with experience with this?

Comment by The Geek's Wife & her Corgi Ein on March 25, 2011 at 2:28am

Like Patricia, I got my Ein girl from Corgi Corral in Whittman. I think Lindsay (the breeder) is great. I keep in contact with her via e-mails, and she loves getting updates on her puppies. She puts a lot of love and care into each litter of pups she produces. I highly recommend her... and it doesn't hurt that her pups are sooooo adorable! I mean seriously, how could I not fall in love with this face?

She's cute enough to eat!

Comment by Agnes & Kona on March 25, 2011 at 12:34am

Very helpful! So long as the corgi is comfortable, that's all that matters.  Thanks so much.  :)

Comment by Gromit, Sparkle, and Doug on March 25, 2011 at 12:28am

Agnes, the official breed standard calls for: "Tail-Docked as short as possible without being indented."  Some breeders may leave a bit of a nubbie, but not much, as the lack of a tail is one of the trademark points of a Pembroke.   It's only actually important if the dog is going to be shown in conformation competition, though.  Outside the USA many countries now ban the docking of tails so it's getting more common to see on-line, Pembrokes that still have their tail.  And some folks that have Pembrokes with nubs enjoy very much seeing the vestigial wagging of the nubbie.  :-)

 

 

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