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nyc corgis.
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- New York, NY
- About Me:
- i thought i wanted another breed, but then fell for a corgi who just wanted to be crazy and chew my hair, after that I never thought twice about wanting one. one day a corgi showed up in my arms... and everything else is a blur!
- About My Corgi(s):
- my kaycee was born march 12, 2006 ;D she came home (a surprise) at 8 weeks old, learned to sit day one, by day three she knew down and roll over. Like her mom, it was all about the treats. "will work for food" Since then she's learned high-five, bang (play dead), spin, hop in, hop out and now she's added.... hands against the wall, dance, jump (over obstacle), bear, and to hold her treat until the okay command in four different languages (most likely based on our inflection/pitch, but my mom thinks otherwise)
**phew** that's a long list. she's currently residing in nyc with the g-units, learning to skateboard and jump through hoops. She enjoys her 120-count frisbee tosses 2x-3x daily, her 3x daily walks, her weekly baths (which we tire her out prior so she doesn't run away). She's a little agile one...a little OCD about the frisbee thing, we go through one every other month. :D thank goodness for $1.97 ones at old navy!
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I need some ideas on training. Chester is really smart but is inconsistant in his listening. (hes now a year old. Kaysee seem to have "gotten it" quickly from your description. Might be we havent dedicated enough training time. Chester will sit, laydown for treats..havent been able to teach him high 5s or rolling over..The big thing is that fhe comes and listens for the most part, but he has taken off a few times when slipping out of his collar and then when we approach him to retreive him, he thinks we are playing and will run, sometimes into the road! Help! Any ideas before we seek a professional trainer?
Just wanted to say hello because we're in NYC as well. There are a few corgi owners who go to our dog run at Carl Schurz however I have yet to run into them while walking Linus. You have some GREAT photos, I'm working on uploading a bunch more of our little guy.
Love the matching hat and sweater!
Courtney
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