KNEE-HIGH HERDER HOLIDAY LOVERS

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A group for those who embrace our Corgis love of the Holidays, be it Christmas, Thanksgiving, Kwanzaa, Hanukkah, Halloween, Easter, Memorial Day, Fourth of July,we have our favorite and our Corgis are no exception Food,Fun,Family,Friends&Corgis!

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Corgi christmas costumes..

Started by Rebecca and Ellie. Last reply by Angela Kau-Forsberg Dec 21, 2011. 5 Replies 1 Like

Forget halloween!! I'm having to think ahead to Christmas! In a little over a month, Ellie' s dog obedience club is having their Christmas party. They've asked all dogs to come in Christmas…Continue

Christmas Pictures

Started by Mal Schaal. Last reply by Cindi & Twinkie Jan 5, 2011. 18 Replies 0 Likes

Am I the only one who has already started on Christmas Pictures?

Here comes Valentine's 2010!!

Started by Nancy Geddes. Last reply by Natalie, Lance &Tucker Feb 1, 2010. 6 Replies 0 Likes

Ooohh, love is in the air! Do you mail Valentines or bake heart shaped cookies? Have you ever chipped a tooth on a conversation heart? It is fun to linger over Valentine cards at Hallmark, make…Continue

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WHAT IS THE IT TOY/TREAT FOR CORGIS THIS YEAR????

Started by Edward and Gemima. Last reply by Darlene Hennessy Dec 25, 2009. 8 Replies 0 Likes

What is the special thing your Corgi(s) would most like to receive this year for the Holidays??? Hoping to get some ideas. Thanks Bev for your idea!

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Comment by Jane Christensen on November 15, 2009 at 7:05pm: I use an artificial tree and also hang only the replaceable ornaments that I don't care about at the bottom so if they were to be knocked off it wouldn't be so bad.I would also make sure the bottom ones are either not breakable or not toxic to our short legged ones! I wish I could hang popcorn but I'm afraid I'd have a mess since mine love it. So do you string the lemon and lime slices? Sounds interesting!

Comment by Sadie May on November 15, 2009 at 6:49pm: I am with Nancy - I don't hang anything too sprarkly at the bottom, and definitely, no food!!! Sadie loves to sit and watch the tree in the evening when it's all lit - she finds it magical like the rest of us!!!

Comment by Nancy Geddes on November 15, 2009 at 6:20pm: We love all holidays! Most especially those that center around food, family, music and corgi-fun! As far as the Christmas tree - I have the bottom-most branches trimmed off, I do not hang ornaments on the bottom third of the three, try not to make "underneath" the tree too inviting (Tasha slept under the tree one year, stood up and toppled the whole shebang) and never use silver icicles. As I like to decorate the tree with slices of lemons, limes, oranges, cranberry strings, popcorn strings and corgi ornaments, we have the tree in an area that can be shut off when the humans aren't around to monitor corgi curiosity. Bear, Tasha and Linus are way too busy trying to figure out which presents are theirs so I don't put their gifts out until we are all gathered around. Now, the roasted turkey is another story.