Corgi owners were always so kind in their remarks and advice for my little warrior. Joey went to the Rainbow Bridge today, June 1st. His autoimmune condition known as erthyma multiforme, consumed him. I adopted Joey 3 years ago and we have fought through bleeding paws, crusts and bleeding eye margins and the lethargy and depression that accompanies autoimmune conditions. A confirmed Sheltie owner, Joey opened my eyes to a whole new world of dog.....I've never owned a dog with a personality as clever as Joey's. I can see why Tasha Tudor kept bundles of them at her Vermont farm! I am left with a thousand thousand mental images of my little guy....his joy, his determination and his nearly human attitude. The pain is gone, Little Joey: rest well, my friend. John
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Keith, did you get another dog?
We are so sorry to hear of your loss. How wonderful that he was in such a loving home to the end.
We are very sorry to hear about little Joey. I also lost a corgi to auto-immue disease and cancer. It is hard, but we are glad that you will find another corgi that needs you, in time. Love is better shared than sadness. Our thoughts are with you.
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