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Arrow and "the Pengu"
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Smothering people with love? funny or possesive?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Lynn Colson Aug 15, 2013. 9 Replies 0 Likes
Does anyone else's corgi do this thing where they throw there neck and face on top of yours, having a smothering effect punctuated with the occasional face lick?Continue
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- I'm a graduate student of Anthropology, have 3 dogs and 3 cats. I'm looking forward to moving to a bigger house after grad school to make room for another corgi!
- Welsh Corgi Breeder?
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- Pengu is a smart, blue, corgilicious family member. She does an excellent job of looking after her three feline brothers and two canine sisters, Zoe and Galoot.
- I have:
- Pembroke
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Welcome Arrow and Pengu!
Hi Arrow, Reese was thought to be a corgi mix but she has a hound type head but her colors are like a red and white corgi. She could well have the corgi herding gene because she is so bossy. I had had Randy 11 months when I got her and she came in and scared him out of getting up into my lap without my grabbing him and picking him up. So we have had some conflict but they seem good company now and I think he knows that she doesn't own me!!!!!
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First of all, gotta say I love your name Arrow. . .I'm Navajo, hence the name WhiteDove. . .LOL Yes Archaeology and I go back a ways. . .I first fell in love with it back in the early 70's and it has been more of a hobby than a career, although I wouldn't say no to a career in it. . .LOL My "people" the Dine or Navajo as some call us have a history of the most exciting sites that I've ever seen. I try to go back every other summer to do research for a professor I know. It's loads of fun and very exciting when a new find comes along. Thanks for enjoying my pictures and my Pupsters. . .they are a "hoot".