Hi! Your stories brought flashbacks for me. Emily was quite a handful as a baby the biting was crazy out of control. I found out that the breeders children would put on oven mitts and play very rough with the puppies, so when I got her, that was her favorite game. She still loves it, but I had to put her on her back several times and make her be submissive as she tried to dominate me several times. OK, about 100 times... I find that she is high energy, but if I walk her and play with her, she is better and better. It also helps that we have another dog and they play and play and play. So, I am not her only source of entertainment thank goodness. I play ball with her and make her run and run. She is then contect to chill after I run her little legs off. I do think she is a lower energy Corgi from some I have heard about.

Spencer has his moments too though.....he LOVES my husband and I think in some ways he is more attached to him...it helps that Dave is the one that feeds him! He thinks of Dave as his "littermate" and I am the big meany...i take him to obedience classes, etc. I think too, that although Corgis share similiar characteristics, their temperments can really vary a lot! Ein is such a cutie, its probably just a puppy phase.

OMG. What a beautiful corgi! Thanks so much for the pics! I love the little highway on his head!

Hi Daniel and Ein...love the new pics. I am a graphic designer/production artist for an agency here in Chicago.

Hi daniel, yes, we raised them since they were puppies :) i think this thread will be good for you. Keep in mind that your pup will not be fully trained until 9 months, that is still faster than a human baby, so be patient and consistent, you'll get there :)

Welcome Daniel and Ein!

Pictures! Pictures!