Where has time gone?
10 months, 2 weeks and 5 days ago we traveled a little over 2 hours after work to meet the sweetiest little litter of corgi puppies and fell in love instantly with our amazing little girl, and then days before Christmas my Christmas present came home. Then 3 months, 1 week and 3 days ago i got an email informing us that Adoras brother was in need of a new home, a forever home, 3 days later he was home with us. Now in 9 days they turn 1, We started training the corgi's to have free range while we are not home (instead of being gated), after realizing that adora hasn't an accident in ages and rhun has not since 2 weeks of being with us. Both have come leeps and bounds since our boy has joined us, Adora is better behaved and does not get into anything and everything, and well rhun is just to much of a mellow fellow to care about doing anything of the sort, but he is now outgoing with other dogs. Yet after coming to realize all the hard work of house braking and training is over, I had that urge again the urge of wanting to get another corgi puppy. Came across a litter with a sweat little black headed tri that captured my heart. AM I INSANE !!!! Is this normal!! to want a another puppy right after loosing my two to growing out of puppy hood. Now as much as it hurts to turn up the sweet little thing i know that if i desided to get another corgi i am sure i will be kicked out my own home by my boyfriend, to make room lol. I know that it wouldn't be fair to the dogs to bring another one home. Yes i finally have my own my own home but it isn't big enough for three corgi's to run and play. Can't believe this time last year i was living with my dad in a small condo with only a tiny partially fenced yard, wishing for my dream of owning a dog to come true that i have had since i was a little kid (pets where out of the question, until my aunt convinced my dad to let me have her cat). It's amazing how time flies when your having fun with your corgi's. Having corgi pups can be so challenging and feel like forever when your in the moment. But then one day you wake ,time has flown by and you realized how much has changed to fast. When and if i get another corgi (when i get a bigger home) i am definitely going to have to pause and savor all those enduring moments of puppy hood a little more because they grow up so fast.
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Comment by Kimberlie on October 18, 2010 at 12:21am
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Corgi fever love it! Okay so i am not totaly crazy or dogaholic. Most of the places we live growing up where not allowed animals, i guess part of me is wanting to make up for lost time. I know i could never do 3 until the time is right to buy a bigger house, but at the same time i love my pair just as is, they are just so great together and have such an amazing bond that i don't wanna brake. I get tears of cuteness from finding the curled and cuddled together is the cutest ways(saddly never have a camera around). When the time is right they will tell me! (the 3 loves of my life).
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Comment by Tegan, Carol & John on October 16, 2010 at 5:26pm
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They do grow up SO fast. Tegan turns one tomorrow, and today we saw a 12 week old (just recently placed in her new home), and I just wanted to cuddle her. It made me think about when our baby was that small, and I immediately wanted another one!! My boyfriend and I talked it over (him being the voice of reason), and next year... sigh... seems so far away.
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Comment by Carol Rea on October 16, 2010 at 4:02pm
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If it were not for Mr Mean, I mean Mr Mike my loving spouse, I would have adopted every corgi out there! He says "no more pets!"
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Comment by Rebecca Marie O'Bryan on October 16, 2010 at 11:09am
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they sure do grow up fast:) its amazing what they teach us. i know what u mean about looking back to when u got them and it feels just like yesterday. teddy is going to be a yr next month and everyday me and my husband laugh and talk about the day we went to pick him up
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Comment by Judi, Dawn, Soffie & Griffyn on October 16, 2010 at 9:33am
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So much emotion in your post! True Corgi Love!! The community we live in limits home owners to two pets. If they didn't we would definitely have at least 1 more!! Enjoy your two babies. When the time is right (and if the time is right) to add another one you'll know. : )
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Comment by Jane Christensen on October 16, 2010 at 9:12am
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Corgi fever....it's normal! I added a pup every year for 3 years! So I know....when the time is right you'll know! Congrats on you little ones!
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Comment by Bev Levy on October 16, 2010 at 8:51am
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I always want another puppy after the others have grown. Fortunately my husband is the sane one in the family!
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