That is the #1 question I am asked and its actually quite easy..just place them..tell them to stay and then hold up my hand and tell them to Watch Me and they will follow my hand where ever I put it. I'm a stay home mom so I spend alot of time w/them. Your Welcome btw and hope you had a spectacular day.

Happy Birthday!

Happy birthday!

Happy Birthday!

We just bought the furminator this week and it is great!!!
She still needs brushed daily (doesn't happen) but she does still needs brushed daily...but the hair is not as bad. We had our mix professionally done by an electric one and his is great! I can't say we did as good of a job on Daisy....I thought that it would be easier to do her and save a little since I knew I was going to purchase the furminator but I wish that I would have let them do her too...I didn't get her chest side so good...she won't stay in that position that much and that is the hair that I'm seeing the most! You won't believe the hair you will brush off your corgis!!!

Hi Rachel,

I can feel your pain with little Emmy. I am going thru the same issues with my little Mia. I thought it was a girl dog, boy dog thing, because Dingo was so easy. Mia has to have the last word when I say NO!! She will stop the behavior but will look up at me and bark as if to say, I wanted to stop anyway. I keep reminding myself it's just like having a new baby. They were not the easiest to raise either but now are both great kids. I agree with the safe room when you can not supervise Emmy. I use my bathroom with only her bed, her pee pads, and a few toys and a fresh puppy bone for chewing when I have to leave her. Dingo teases her thou from the other side of the door. Well, speak of the little devil she is barking up at me now to be picked up. :) Dang, I guess she was letting me know she needed to go out, she just pee pee'd but luckily on her pad. Good luck and keep us up to date :)

Vicki and her human sister Christina