Percy a Welsh corgi - mum was a Pembroke, dad was a Cardi - he's beautiful and red but with a gorgeous tail- best of both.4 years old - had him since he was a puppy.
Early May 1980, I watched St. Helens jet black ash & steam from probably within the blast area, N side. 3 times, 55 min intervals, like a geyser. If we'd been there 2 weeks later, we wouldn't be here now.
Chepstow loves being named after a castle ( he thinks he is a royal) Tenby would rather have another pint and relax. Roger lived in the UK for 35 years. Our son lives in Bristol, he has an Irish Pub "Seamus Odonnells". We visit at least 2 times a year. I love Scotland, my grandmother was from Oban (spelling?). Wish we could bring the boys with us when we travel, would love to hike with them.
Thank you! He is a tricolor. He should have a full red head with just touches of black once he grows up. I can already see the black turning red at 10 weeks!
We haven't been to Oban in a few years........hope the swans are still there. I would live in Scotland if I could handle the cold and the pound didn't cost us so much. Next year my husbands will start receiving his English pension in pounds, that will help. Three years ago we spent 2 weeks on a long boat traveling the canels and pubs we saw our first corgi at Stratford on Avon. We travel to Wales a lot to see relatives and never have seen a corgi. Percy and Chepstow would have fun together.
It has been very hot and humid. If the boys aren't in the lake they are in the house enjoying the air conditioning. Even Chepstow who would chase a ball to the end of the earth, isn't playing much. We are getting 3pm heavy rain which just adds more thick humid air.
I hadn't realized it either until the breeder told us. If you stroke back the fur on his head you can see the brown/red coming in. It's almost as if he dyed his hair and his roots are coming in! We are still working on the leash issue, but I'm sure it just takes patience and maturity.
Geri & Sidney
Welcome Gail and Percy! SIdney is a pembroke, undocked, so he also has a full fluffy tail. Are there many corgis in Scotland?
Jul 16, 2012
John Wolff
"Little bumps"? That's what I said about my beloved Cascades after returning from my first trip to the Canadian Rockies a week ago.
A lot of the best early climbers were Scots, though. And Welsh.
Percy has a great tail.
Jul 16, 2012
Michelle
What a beautiful baby you have! Love that fabulous tail!!! ^..^
Jul 16, 2012
Roger/Laurie
Welcome from Chepstow and Tenby the corgi's from North Carolina
Jul 16, 2012
John Wolff
Early May 1980, I watched St. Helens jet black ash & steam from probably within the blast area, N side. 3 times, 55 min intervals, like a geyser. If we'd been there 2 weeks later, we wouldn't be here now.
Jul 16, 2012
Geri & Sidney
Percy looks like a beautiful handsome Pembroke with a classic pemmie tail! He's gorgeous!
Jul 17, 2012
Roger/Laurie
Chepstow loves being named after a castle ( he thinks he is a royal) Tenby would rather have another pint and relax. Roger lived in the UK for 35 years. Our son lives in Bristol, he has an Irish Pub "Seamus Odonnells". We visit at least 2 times a year. I love Scotland, my grandmother was from Oban (spelling?). Wish we could bring the boys with us when we travel, would love to hike with them.
Jul 17, 2012
Elizabeth and Indy
Thank you! He is a tricolor. He should have a full red head with just touches of black once he grows up. I can already see the black turning red at 10 weeks!
Jul 17, 2012
Roger/Laurie
We haven't been to Oban in a few years........hope the swans are still there. I would live in Scotland if I could handle the cold and the pound didn't cost us so much. Next year my husbands will start receiving his English pension in pounds, that will help. Three years ago we spent 2 weeks on a long boat traveling the canels and pubs we saw our first corgi at Stratford on Avon. We travel to Wales a lot to see relatives and never have seen a corgi. Percy and Chepstow would have fun together.
Jul 18, 2012
Roger/Laurie
It has been very hot and humid. If the boys aren't in the lake they are in the house enjoying the air conditioning. Even Chepstow who would chase a ball to the end of the earth, isn't playing much. We are getting 3pm heavy rain which just adds more thick humid air.
Jul 19, 2012
Elizabeth and Indy
Jul 19, 2012