Although Ethel (my niece) and I (Bertie Wooster, chief Corgi of Lakeside, CT) have never been west of New York, we discovered this article online through one of our number at the Golden Gate Corgi group, and we think it sums things up rather well, so we thought we'd share (we apologize if it's not a clickable link, we're a little bit luddite-ish and not sure how to do that): The Truth About Corgis (oh, thanks to Geri &… Continue

Let’s say you’re walking along your town’s main street with your person. When you hit a particular corner, you, of course, want to make a sharp right so you can stop in and visit at the two (yes two!) dog food stores along the block. Your person, for reasons that are completely unclear, appears to be intent upon going straight. How do you fix this situation? You will need to begin with….



Stage 1: Cement paws to the sidewalk, stiffen up the legs, and smile like a nutbar (tongue… Continue

When Bertie Wooster was a pup, we lived in the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Walking a Corgi puppy in the city was not an easy proposition -- any 10-minute errand run would turn into a 3-hour discussion group, as we couldn't got more than 2 feet before someone would rush up to us and exclaim, "That is the cutest puppy I've ever seen!" I, of course, would blush and shuffle my feet and do the Corgi chitchat, while B. Wooster would simply bask in the attention and the constant hope that if they… Continue