Pamela R. Goodfellow
  • Female
  • Phoenix, AZ
  • United States
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Hometown:
Gilbert
About Me:
I am a semi-retired publisher and professor who moved to the Phoenix valley in 2005. I consult now and teach privately. My great love is for my dogs, all Corgis and I am pleased to see that there are lovers of the breed in this area, with whom I might communicate. This picture is of my newest member of the pack, ten week old Darcy, destined to replace my foundation sire who died last year.
Welsh Corgi Breeder?
Yes
About My Corgi(s):
Currently I have three corgis, Ivy, two year old red headed tri-colored bitch who is currently finishing her championship and will be bred for the first time sometime this year. Jem, half brother to Ivy and a tri, also two . . . not conformationally correct but a love nevertheless. And Darcy, newest member, ten weeks old, sable and white.
I have:
Pembroke

Happy August Everyone!

Best wishes to all the families who love Corgis out there.

I have uploaded a photo of Jem; my 2 yr old neutered male tri-colored Corgi. I have been searching for a new home and family to adopt Jem as my small kennel has restrictions imposed as to how many dogs I may maintain at any one time. Jem is a love, a wonderful dog in all ways, except confirmationally. He needs to find a forever home where he will be loved and receive the attention he deserves. I am hoping to get some help from all of you in finding that home for him. There is always good information and funny stories on this site and while I do not post much myself, I enjoy what the rest of you write very much indeed.

I am a publisher and writing instructor so Jem is named after a character in TO KILL A MOCKING BIRD. Scout, the main character’s older brother was named Jem, and as Jem is a brother to my Ivy, I thought it a good name for him. He is smart and funny. He has a beautiful, soft black, white and red coat, that is not quite what the Corgi standards require but is smooth and lovely to pet. He is well trained as far as basic commands and he is very quick to pick up any new tricks you can think up for him. His ears are very large, even for a Corgi and therefore one of them does not stand up in the traditional way. This gives him a rakish, impish appearance that really doesn’t match with his kind and gentle soul. He gets along with all other dogs, and cats as he currently lives with both. He loves to swim and to walk on a leash, but with the latter, he needs to be reminded of his manners on occasion as he can get excited and pull sometimes. He is good with children and is a love playing with them.

Jem can only be adopted by someone who is serious in giving him a forever home. I will take him back if he does not fit in with a new family well. I have all of his medical records and photos of his life thus far that I will share with the adoptive family. And, although I am determined to find the right home for him, I will miss him terribly when I am successful.

Please contact me if you know of anyone who is looking for a young adult, purebred Corgi who just happens not to match the confirmation standards for Pembrokes. I will be happy to talk with anyone who is interested and see if Jem might be a good fit for you.

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At 3:42am on April 21, 2010, Lucy & Ricky (Wendy/Jack ) said…
Sorry we can't help as we already have a dog and cat. Best of luck in finding a wonderful home.
At 9:38pm on April 17, 2010, Deborah Smith said…
I wish I could help. But with 2 corgis plus a mutt in North Carolina I'm not an option. Glad to know Jem was taken care of. Good luck with the current adoption.
At 2:44pm on September 2, 2009, Kari & Quin said…
Pamela,
I read where you said that your two year old tri-colored bitch is expecting her first litter. I have been looking for a puppy and researching corgis, looking for a reputable breeder for about 9 months. Do you do all the testing for the genetic problems. I have found a breeder that has good dogs but her bitch is not breed yet so I am waiting. Do you have a waiting list for your puppys? Also what are your prices. I am looking for a red and white male companion dog. I would love to have a fluffy. Could you notify me if you happen to have a fluffy pup. Thankyou for any info.
At 6:58pm on August 18, 2009, Deanna said…
Have you found a home for Jem yet?
At 9:12am on April 16, 2009, Corgibyassociation said…
Happy Birthday!
At 7:37pm on April 15, 2009, Tracey said…
Happy Birthday!
At 7:29pm on April 15, 2009, Wendt Worth Corgi's said…

At 5:42am on March 5, 2009, astro, starla, joleene & jason said…
hi pamela- be sure to check the AZ corgi group discussion about the meet up coming up in a few weeks- we'd love to meet you!
At 10:18am on February 16, 2009, Sam Tsang said…
Welcome Ivy, Jem and Darcy!
At 4:15am on February 16, 2009, Wendt Worth Corgi's said…

 
 
 

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