thanks for the comment! yeah, if you can't tell from the picture he's a happy guy, right? haha!!! he smiles at me all the time, i think he likes me or something ;) you guys have so many pets, what a blessing you must be to all of them! and do all of them get along?

Oooo Im happy you made it back home :) Im sorry about the syndrom. I heard about it from my dad and my grandfather (both army).

We just got lucky and Roxi made it easy for us to trian her lol. She can be a stubborn little princess sometimes though :)

Thank you for your welcome, I never knew about MyCorgi.com before but it is very nice :)

Thank you for the warm welcome! We are both excited to be here!

Tracker is a Pembroke and all Corgi, lean but close to breed max weight. He's a big boy.
His personality is a lot like my first, Dexter, who was a black faced tri foundling who I had for 11 years. If he saw a Hostess Ding-Dong wrapper or someone mentioned the name he would go into transports of joy. I can't believe anyone would feed a dog on chocolate!
In between I had a sable female named Mandy. She has a careful, worrying personality and now is the self appointed guardian to a three year old granddaughter and all the food she drops.
Ken

I haven't picked out a name yet, as nothing has jumped out at me. I think I'm going to wait for her to be born and decide then.

Thank you! She isn't even born yet :0. The mother is due in 3-4 days, then I have the tedious 8 week wait. I can hardly wait though :)

She's in northern Arizona.

Thanks for the welcome!
Glad to be among so many corgi lovers! :)

HEY! Thanks, and you are so lucky to have so many pets. All of them look so adorable!

Your babies look like real sweethearts too!!!

Hello!! Corgi MoM

haha ;D yeah we have the kong frisbee. that thing cost a small fortune. it was like eleven or twelve dollars!!! but it really has been an investment. the only thing is that it gets so dirty even after washing it after every use. The crevices in the kong frisbee collects dirt, that's my only excuse but i'll probably invest more money in that since it's heavier and maybe kaycee would get tired more easily. ^^

it's funny to talk about corgi strength. they always amaze me at how compact their strength is. height really does them no justice. :P But then again, that's why we love them!

holy moley! tank is surely living up to his name! kaycee gets real excited with her frisbees for some reason, but her kong toy is still intact from day one of bringing her home... go tank!

You lead a sheltered life. LOL. Fluffies occur in about 1 out of 20 births but both parents must be "fluff factored". Even then they may not have any fluffy offspring. It is considered a serious coat fault as far as showing or confirmation goes. I did not get them for showing. I will never have any other kind of dog again. They (fluffies) have stolen my heart.

Thank you! Your Corgis are adorable, too! I was a kinda-mom to an awesome Red Heeler once, so I can only imagine what yours is like with the two breeds together!!

thanks :D u know what i discovered?? the pet smart cheap ones break, and makes kaycee bleed. i had to get the $12 kong rubber one... until i found the rubbery ones from old navy on sale for $1.97. so go figure! i had no idea. :P but thank goodness for old navy.

Thanks for the welcome! This seems to be a busy site and still close-knit. And no, size has not inhibited J at all...it's just really freaky for me to see a typical corgi. They're so BIG! :)

Yes, I know what you mean. Once you have a Corgi, no other breeds will do. ;o)

I live in Nashville, TN. I could get the injured corgi from the Kentucky shelter (depending where in Kentucky) and meet you in Birmingham, AL if you can foster him. Let me know if I can help. You can reach me at lisa.parker@state.tn.us.