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Comment by RyNSour on April 26, 2011 at 4:38pm

Heres a few photos of my newest pup Lemon(see previous post from a few months ago:) along with some of Sour!  (more in my albums)

Comment by Christina on April 26, 2011 at 2:47pm

Shorty ( Corgi mix) needs a home (nc)

http://norfolk.craigslist.org/pet/2327985877.html

 

This poor guy has been on there for along time.  There were 2 of them, but I'm guessing the other one was adopted.

Comment by RyNSour on April 18, 2011 at 1:01pm

2 new craigslist Corgi's lookin for homes.. 

Shorty ( Corgi mix) needs a home (nc)

http://norfolk.craigslist.org/pet/2327985877.html

and

Corgi 6 months (hampton roads)

http://norfolk.craigslist.org/pet/2327854925.html

 

Comment by RyNSour on March 7, 2011 at 12:20pm

New craigslist posting!

 

http://norfolk.craigslist.org/pet/2251944786.html

 

Corgi-6 months with paper (Portsmouth)

i have a corgi im trying to get ride off i have papers and im moving and were im moving i cant have a animal. IF interesed please call of txt me at 7578141933

Thanks

Comment by Marion Hebert on February 14, 2011 at 4:26pm

Just wondering about your opinions of dog parks.....I took my dogs to Rockwood Dog Park in Chesterfield Virginia and did not let them participate....I had looked up the info re: the park, which states that they check vaccination records and keep small and large dogs separated.  Not true...  No one checked vaccination records and small dogs were running with the large dogs.  That is large like Shepherds, Mastiffs, Pit Bulls and etc.... and small like Boston Terriers, cockers, and smaller....There was no park supervision.   Messes were seldom  cleaned up....I would guess that there were 30 or more dogs in the area, owners and some young children.....This was in an area I would guess to be 1/2 acre or less.  There was a much smaller area for small dogs, but most of them were in with the large dogs.  It all seemed unsafe, unsanitary, and operating under no regulation for vaccines or safety for the dogs or their owners.  Great way for your dog to become infected with disease or parasites.  The park is on the internet and is made to appear much better than it actually is.  

Comment by Elizabeth on February 10, 2011 at 10:17am

Links are great!  Never be sorry for trying to find an orphaned dog a good home.

Comment by Ali & Scooter on February 10, 2011 at 9:44am

@ RyNSour- no, i love that you post these! I want to 'rescue' a corgi sometime in the next year or two so i like reading them. and I fwd them to good people I know looking for dogs too. I dont know how anyone else feels that is on this group but i appreciate it :) The more corgis we help find happy homes the better in my opinion :)

Comment by RyNSour on February 9, 2011 at 5:02pm

Also, im totally sorry if Im spamming you guys with these links, not my intent at all! if these post are inappropriate or in the wrong place please let me know... I just want ALL Corgi's to find a loving home and this is the best place to find those type of people that I can think of...

Comment by RyNSour on February 9, 2011 at 4:58pm

hey all!  heres another one!

 

1yr old corgi (p-nut) needs good forever home (virginia beach)

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Date: 2011-02-09, 4:39PM EST
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dear Craigslist-ers,

pnut our pembrooke welsh corgi needs a loving forever home. she's a little over a year old. she is a full bred corgi. she is kennel trained and somewhat house trained. she is a hearding dog so she will try an heard people close together by jumping and bumping you two together but she does not nip at heels like some hearding breeds do. pnut is utd on her shots and her rabies shot. she gave birth to 4 puppies in december so shes obviously not fixed. she gets along great with other 4 legged friends. she used to share a little dog house with my parents dog when she would visit. i've never heard her bark at any other animals or people she loves everyone. one thing she still hasn't grown out of is if she gets overly excited she might pee herself a little, her vet said she should grow out of it though. anyways we are unfortunatly moving and aren't allowed to take her:( our family loves her alot she's a good dog she's so pretty too i don't want to get rid of her but it has to be done. we ask for a 100$ rehoming fee, considering we bought her for 1800:/ and she comes with her kennel, food bowl, remaining food and toys. if intrested don't hesitate to email me back. oh and email me for pictures! I'm posting this from my phone....

Comment by JILL on February 3, 2011 at 3:21pm

Congratulations and Welcome, Henry!  You will find that sometimes corgis are just too too smart for us two-legged animls!  From Figg, Newton and Nabisco.

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