Yes, I totally agree with 'eager to please' is one of the best trait of a corgi :) Thanks Karen.

Thanks a lot. Your corgis are gorgeous. Is it hard to train two corgis at a time?

that's will be great ! Thanks! I hope so

Hi! Thanks Karen for the wonderful compliment on Lance, we appreciate it! Sounds like you have had quite the corgi experiences, wow 25 years of corgis, how wonderful!! Lance is our first corgi and I hope we have many more to come. The shedding is crazy but so worth it. Before I knew we were going to end up with a corgi when we first started looking into getting a dog, I told my husband I wanted a dog that didnt shed......lol......now I am used to it! Have a very Happy Thanksgiving!

I hope to meet you soon !

that's incredibile ! Zinasco is a really small town in the countryside in my area !!!!! What a coincidence ! Have you have been there?

Welcome Karen!

ok I have found the group in facebook....thanks ! Bye

yes I am in facebook (sabina sassosaby Lucchin) but I have not found yet the italian group of corgi lovers in Italy. I am in the group "I own a welsh corgi" and in the website of the Corgi fancyers of Italy. I invited 2 friends to subscribe here. Today here I have found the group Italian Corgis......

thanks Karen, you are very kind! Very few people in Italy understand our love for Corgis because this wondeful breed is not very famous here....thank God we have Internet! It would be great to plan meet ups here too to see many Corgis playing together....

Thanks for your kind message:
My corgi is Joy and next xmas will be 2 years old.
He lives near Milan with me and my wife Sabina (member of this website).
Greetings from Italy !

I think your right! Your welcome. Great talking to you.

The dogs do love to be groomed and you'll be amazed how much it will help if you just spent 10 mins per dog every other night. You'll see a difference in their hair coat too. What type of dog food are you feeding?

LOL...well I could ship you what I get..I'm sure you could make millions. LOL One thing is just groom more then once a week. In heavy shedding I like to use the furminator comb, then bathe, then blow them out and rebrush using a shedding comb and then the slicker. I don't like to use the furminator too much since it will damage the hair coat and if showing this is a comb you shouldn't use heavily if at all. I also give brewer yeast tabs daily that you can buy at the store. Do they work..hmmm..can't say. LOL But I have females blowing coats cause of litters and coming in and out of season. Lighting is a major component for shedding. I just groom as I watch TV and that really cuts down on the fur and I've got 7 of them running around. The other thing I like alot is just a simple bristle brush..it grabs all those loose fine hairs and and cleans the coat after grooming and helps to distribute the oils from the skin making them glossy and shiney. I hardly bath my dogs or use anything on their coats. When I do bathe I like..dont think I'm crazy...but Pantene Pro V high shine glacier shampoo. No conditioner since I think it makes the coat heavy. Thank you for the compliment on my dogs.. I love them to death and my new pup is really coming along. She becoming my girl!

Hello Karen and welcome.

Welcome

Welcome! Jillie says hi from South Carolina!