hi Natalie:) i agree that we need to wait its just hard to see puppy pics all the time lol the puppy phase can be a bit much but i do miss those days. i just hope the neighbor thing gets resolved soon. by the way i am so happy that u adopted tucker:D thats wonderful of you! im glad things worked so well for you. Maybe one day, when the time is right, a puppy or adult corgi will come along to be in our lives.

so no need to worry:) i want it to be the right time to bring him/her home(hopefuly we will move away or the dogs next door will be gone lol)

Hi,

Thank you for the welcome.

We are doing good the  boys are enjoying their spring now they are getting ready to have some yard time

Thanks for the info on the chatroom.  It confused me because I wasn't seeing any comments being posted at all despite many people listed as being "present" there. 

BTW, what a *gorgeous* dog!  Never seen a corgi with that coloring.

Hi Natalie! I know this is more than a long overdue message, but I was so touched by the comment you left me back in March. If you remember, I was curious to see where you obtained Tucker's green plaid collar. You had later found the same one at Target. It was so very sweet of you to think of us and message me that you found it. Thank you so very much, I'm going to keep my eyes open! =) I hope read the recent news on Lance - I hope everything goes well on Friday and he heals quickly. Such a sweet, sweet boy! Give him a good belly rub from Alwyn and I. I'm also so glad to see that Tucker is still flourishing in his new forever home. =)

Thank you for the welcome!  We are no strangers to rescue.  We volunteer with a Siberian Husky Rescue and have had several of our own - 2 at the present time.  Over the past few years we discovered Corgis at various horse shows my daughter has been at, and have been hooked on them ever since.  We've been searching for one in rescue but have discovered they're very difficult to find....which I guess is a good thing!  I'm constantly scanning Petfinder and 800-Save-A-Pet and hope that one of these days we'll find a new Corgi friend.  Hopefully this forum will be yet another tool I can use on our quest for Corgi. 

thank you so much for the welcome! it made bukowski and i smile... wait, bukowski is always smiling. :) your furry kids are beautiful!

i would love too, but i don't know how to go about it. i'm sure you don't just walk in and say" i want that one ". i'm just afraid i might not be able to give what ever dog i choose, the home and love it my need.

hmm i am not familiar with auto immune diseases on dogs, but i hope Lance is ok and it can be controlled via diet or medication, and that he is still spunky as ever. He looks really good, sucha  pretty blue merle like one of bailey's bff's (catch the australian shepherd is a blue merle aussie) :) Tucker is very handsome and I cannot believe you found him at a shelter! corgis in a shelter?!? so unheard of!

see you around!!!!

we have good corgi groups here in the bay area, and the members are good about postings of corgis in need for adoption, but i can only say ive seen a handful of these types of posts in the 3 1/2 years ive owned bailey.

aww give Lance a hug for us. One of Bailey's friend, Bryson, is alos on steroids. (thesenakams.typepad.com) . He has something called Addison's. Could be a resource for you!!!.....

Wishing you all the best,

Karen and Bailey

Sorry to hear about Lance.  We are dealing with the same thing with Tenby. His started with swollen face and eyes two weeks ago.  The first medicine didn't work and auto immune is strongly suspected.  He has been on the steroid for one week and is doing so much better.  His face is normal size again (we didn't realize how swollen it was until now) and his eyes look so much better.  He rarely itches and we can just tell he is feeling better. At one point he was on 8 pills a day (3 for a shoulder problem) for a Corgi that meant a lot of good treats to get them all down.  Now that he is only on 4 and 3 are hidden in breakfast and dinner he is very upset that the "treat wagon" has really slowed down.  Hope Lance is feeling better soon.  

PS Lance is my most favorite Corgi here!!!!  I want a Blue Merle Card so much.

Natalie, thank you for your condolences.  We miss her so.  We are thinking of finding a corgi pup to raise this Fall.  My husband has a name picked out: Sunshine.  That is because a corgi brings Sunshine wherever it goes.  How is Lance doing with is it allergies?  I noted how when Lance had to take meds, he doesn't mind since it means getting treats.

When Josie was so sick, she still looked forward to all the pill pocket treats.  She was a little treat trickster, always thinking of some new way to get a treat from her Poppa.

Your Corgis are so cute. They are such wonderful creatures.  Pat

Thank you for your welcoming words! 

Hi, just thinking about you and Lance. Is he doing any better? xox

Thanks for the comment about Wynne & Will's pictures.

I love the pictures of your beautiful Cards.  I am sorry that Lance is not well.  He is such a beautiful boy.  It is hard to beat blue merle with blue eyes.  How is he doing?  Are the meds helping?

Lisa