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Comment by Becky S on May 26, 2011 at 9:35am

Brody just turned 5 and Lilly turned 3 a couple of weeks ago.  So I don't think their coloring is going to change very much.  Same amount of white they had at 8 weeks old.

Comment by shelley crea on May 25, 2011 at 9:12pm

becky how old are your corgis

Comment by Becky S on May 25, 2011 at 6:20pm

Looks like she has about the same amount of white on her face as my two (just a ring around the nose)

Comment by Jane on May 25, 2011 at 1:01pm

Yep, as the others said they will not develop more white than they already have as a puppy. The white can actually get smaller. Any black markings on the face usually fade as they get older though.

 

For example, when Henry was a baby he had quite a bit of black around his muzzle. Almost all of that faded except for one tiny little spot on his snout. His blaze got slightly thinner but he got more white on the muzzle.

 

Comment by Jane Christensen on May 25, 2011 at 9:30am

Yes, if a corgi doesn't have white on it's head they will not develop any. They are born with it and it does decrease in size as the pup grows. I do notice some sable on the back and tail and so the head might still get a mask  as some of my sables didn't get the mask till they got slightly older and since Moka does have the markings his head may  still get some black mixed in.

 

Love the tail and I don't know if you have seen the group Pembrokes with tails but you might want to join it:)

Comment by Yuki & Ellie on May 25, 2011 at 6:49am

From what I've seen, if a red/white puppy isn't born with white markings on their face then they simply won't have any.  Tri color pups are the ones that tend to have lots of color changes, though even then they sometimes don't change too much.

Comment by Kasey, Max, & Zoey on May 25, 2011 at 1:00am

Not all corgis have masks. Our eldest max doesn't have one. And by looking at yours if you haven't seen any color change by now he/she probably won't have one. Honestly I donttthink you'll have one.