Reese is a Pembroke Welsh Corgi. She has been a pretty great puppy. We picked her up from the breeder when she was 10 weeks old. The rest of her litter was picked up at 8 weeks, but I had to wait because we were in transition of moving. My boyfriend is home a lot with her so the training wasn't very difficult. She is 90% potty trained... sometimes if we don't pay attention to her when she's standing by the door she will find somewhere to go. Also if she is in a unfamiliar place and doesn't know where to go to let you know she needs to go out she starts sniffing around. Reese also picked up sit, laydown, paw (shake), and up really quick. From the first night I got her she has never woken us up in the middle of the night. This is my first Corgi and I'm not sure if I was just lucky to have such a well behaved dog. She hasn't ruined any of our furniture either... even when she was teething. We had a lot of chew toys for her so she nawed on those. Reese is the highlight of our little family... great personality, fun, and funny! She's also very friendly... she has been good with kids that she's come in contact with as well as various ages of adults. Loves making new friends... I think as long as you have the time and patients they will in return be the best companion. However, from what I've noticed is female corgi's are more calm than the male corgi's... I think that is with majority of dogs though. I still keep in touch with some of her littermate's owners and I feel like the boys seem to be a little more difficult. You should find a breeder near you and see if you could stop by spend a little time with their corgi's... perhaps ask them some questions as well. If you do get one of these wonderful dogs make sure you get one from a reputable breeder. Let me know if you have any other questions.