Hi,Im new to my corgi and im a freelance photographer too,,,,what fun and your corgi is Beautiful, :o) I love the try colored too

Le-Le's Red it so deep... she's a beauty. My Porter doesn't do stairs either. At 36#'s it's a workout carrying him up and down. Does stairs outside but there are only 6...

I can't wait for the round up!!! Hope to see you there! Let me know when it is as soon as possible.

Arnold gets a little moody sometimes. At 15 years old.. at least, he was a stray so we're not exact, but we've had him for over 13 years now...he's really good with her.

Yes i very rarly see cardi's when im searching around on the web! I happen o have a great one!!! thanks for the post..... I love yours as well great looking dog!

If you like Starbuck's puppy pictures, we have a bunch of pix of his nieces & nephews at rhetorich.com/dogs/. I like your pix of happy hounds, especially Le-Le doing cave behavior under the nightstand. Our guys enjoy that kind of secure feeling, too.

Le-Le look lovely! I love his colouring!

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Thank you Anne! Our Cardigans are happy Cardigans with alot of joy and energy!

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Thanks! Our little guy's name is Tazer. And what is your dog's name?

Le-Le is beautiful. If you ever make your way to the west coast let us know. Ruby would love to meet Le-Le. Ruby does like to chat alot, I mean bark when she is playing and that can tend to make some dogs a bit nervous. I have tried to get her to do it softer, but she only knows loud high pitched bark.

Hi Anne,
We would love to have you stop by the antique mall when you come south. We are very close to the interstate - just 2 miles off of I-26, northwest of Columbia. Sullivan's is a great spot - we wish we could spend more time there, but the business keeps us hopping here. Would love to me Le-Le, too. I really would like to have a cardi - my first corgi was a cardi-mix. He did not like people at all..... He was a great guard dog! I kinda miss that... These guys are not guard dogs at all, unless you're a cow or a squirrel!

Greetings from San Antonio! Thanks for the comment. ...and yes he keeps us on our toes.

Melbourne, that's where we live. The corgi picnic was in Palm Bay, next town south. It was good but not like the year before. That, in my opinion, was due to the place it was held at which is going to be the same place next year. Last year was at someone's house which was large but cozy. This new place is too big, people were too far apart from one another and less able to mingle unless you walked around. The auctioneer was on a "stage" and we all had to surround the edge to see/hear but still couldn't. I have 1/2 acre closed in but not sure it is big enough plus on septic and sure the toilets would back up. Oh well, still worth the event. Celeste is working on improving....Virginia, Yogi, Maivs and ARlo

The snow has pilled up slowly and is past my waist. The corgis love it and have mad tunnels in the snow digging it out. lol

Finn is food motivated but he is still just a baby. :) I'm glad Le-Le is adjusting well. I'm sure she is better off with you than in a show home. My Mom has a Cardigan that someone purchased as a show dog but one of his ears flopped back down when he was 9 months old so the handler returned him to the breeder which is how my Mom got him. He was very mellow at first and he wouldn't bark either. After having him for 8 months now, he's tunred into such a clown. He still doesn't bark except for when someone comes to the door though. I wish Finn had that no barking habit. He'll bark at everything and nothing. :)

Le-Le is darling. She has such a sweet expression. That's funny that King Georgey is her father. We almost got a blue merle pup of his from the litter he fathered a few months back. I thought we were not going to end up getting one from the breeder we originally chose so I was looking for other blue merle pups. Luckily, we ended up getting one from the first breeder and we're thrilled with our little guy. If we decided to get a 2nd Cardi I would consider working with Sharon. She was very nice when I talked to her.

Neither of the young dogs bark very much, but I don't live near many people and they have very little opportunity. I will admit that the young one, Newton, still barks at my husband everytime he comes in the door!! She doesn't bark at any one else that visits, though. Must be something about him in particular that doesn't sit well with Newton. I believe King Georgey has been sold, but if you want another dog, Figg's mother, Visa, is for sale. She looks like a really sweet dog, also and is almost two years old.

As I read your blog, I wondered if the breeder in Oklahoma was Sharon Nottingham. Figg and Newton are my 7th and 8th female cardigans and they have the sweetest personalities of any of the cardignas I have owned. I attribute that to Sharon's breeding program. Warhol, the young male in the brindle group, is also a product of Sharon's dog, CH Phi-Vestavia Nott A Gamble "Dice", father of both Figg and Newton. Welcome to the group.

Le Le is one of the most beautiful cardis I have ever seen. I like the tri color and never really knew cardis could be tri. I just adopted our 3rd pem, a r/w named Arlo. He is 4 mos old (what was I thinking?). Let me know if the Vero Beach Corgis get together. I went to the Corgi picnic in Nov., 120 of them. Wow! Virginia, Yogi, Mavis and Arlo....and Opal (bloodhound) and JD (border collie mix)