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Comment by Brandi Giles on May 12, 2014 at 1:51pm

Anyone in the San Diego area want to meet up pups at one of the dog beaches or parks?

Comment by ANGELA C LEE on May 5, 2014 at 4:45pm

Welcome! 

Comment by Brandi Giles on May 5, 2014 at 4:27pm

Hello everyone! I am new and my name is Brandi my dogs name is Halen and we live in the San Diego area.

Comment by ANGELA C LEE on November 21, 2013 at 6:28pm

Welcome!

Comment by Linda & Teen Wolf Peluchin! on November 21, 2013 at 6:09pm

Howdy and good tidings! I am new to this community, and am very excited to share and learn with all you wonderful corgi people of Souther California. My name is Linda and my son is Peluchin (Pel-ooh-cheen) and we are from Los Angeles. Peluchin is a fluffy corgi mix. I have no idea what his other mix is, but...I wouldn't be surprised to learn is is part wolf! Hence, his nickname Teen Wolf. Let's be friends =)

Comment by Denny & Caroline & Ranger on May 11, 2013 at 1:12am

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Comment by ANGELA C LEE on March 3, 2013 at 11:32am

my girls.  Greta corgi mix (corgi, lab and dobie(?) and mz maya my red and white cardigan

Comment by ANGELA C LEE on March 3, 2013 at 11:26am

Maya is a red and white cardigan.  she is going to be three in May and her breeder breeds both pems and cardigans.  she has beautiful dogs.  since she shows I don't know that she would no dock a pem. maya is the true cardigan in personality.  shy in public and bossy and silly at home.

Comment by Snickmom on March 2, 2013 at 10:53pm

OH, it was Helix, the red and white tailed pem! Wish I had stopped to meet him, but Snickers is shy around other dogs, so we wandered off.

Comment by Snickmom on March 2, 2013 at 10:50pm

I saw a red and white with a tail at the beach day, I didn't get a really good look, but I thought it was probably a cardigan. As far as backyard breeders, Snickers is AKC but did not have champion lines and you can tell, physically. She does not have a luxurious coat- which for me is perfect because she does not shed as much. She doesn't have the long derpy corgi tongue (I don't think that is breed standard ?) She is not as long and low, which is probably better for the back. Her snout is short, which makes her look puppyish. Her parents probably did not have testing for the usual health issues, and at the age of 4 had to have knee surgery for a torn ACL. Knee surgeries are very common, so I don't know if the better quality bred dogs are less likely to have problems. A good breeder would match you with a puppy with the right personality and be there to answer questions or take the dog back if you had problems- ever. My breeder said you got money? which one do you want? I love her and would not trade her for a corgi with champion parents. I have 3 dogs; one with a tail, one with a nub and Snickers the tail-less. Love them all.

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