Hi John...Thanks for the nice things you have said about Riley and Maggie.  They are quite the pair, love them (very entertaining).

Kelly commented to us that Maggie is a red-headed tri with a black skull.  I'm not sure what that means, I can see the red hair starting to come through the black.  As for Riley, he will be 2 yrs in July, I think the coat keeps changing for years.   Time will tell the tale (or is that tail) .  Al and Gwynnie have beautiful coats, do you think their coloring will change much more?

Maggie is like shooting a moving target...it's very difficult to get a good picture of her.  I will keep trying.   She isn't as laid back as Riley (he would actually pose for me, more or less).

Chris

I think I subscribed to the CPWCC newsletter, I should get the next issue.

Thanks, John. I don't think that there's a bone we don't have, including big beef bones, knuckles...some that are even too big for them to tackle. It doesn't help. He has no boundaries. Both Lucy and R/R destroy their toys, that's what the toys are there for. But Lucy, like all my other corgis, learned to distinguish their toys. When R/R is awake, we have to watch him every minute. He moves from chewing his bone under the chair, to chewing the chair, making the same sounds. We can't even relax when he's quiet. This week he ate a huge hole in my sofa, 2 telephone cables, and the wallpaper. Outside it's no better. He digs up the potted plants and flowers, and destroys all the irrigation drip lines. He also eats the wood, and our house is redwood. I could go on and on, but it'd be a laundry list. Jack has had it with him. We've been married and have had corgis for 37 yrs. I also had corgis as a kid. I devoted the first few months to training and it's always paid off with dogs I could take anywhere. I have never run into a corgi like R/R. It's like he has a screw loose or faulty wiring. We have fallen in love with him, but, we have no peace. Earlier today I asked Jack if our furniture was more important than our love for an animal. Jack said that if we were talking about me, he'd keep me even if I ate the furniture.