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Comment by Nicole & Emma on October 1, 2011 at 3:31pm

@Chris and Jen - we aren't too far from Jack Carter, but since Em hasn't quite finished her shots yet - we haven't made it out there. SOON though!

Comment by Jen Ritchie on October 1, 2011 at 2:27pm

Nicole & Emma - we're in Plano, and frequent the Jack Carter park a few times a week.

Comment by Chris Duffy on October 1, 2011 at 2:10pm

Nicole & Emma; we are in Frisco. We have a 6 yr old, Roscoe and a new baby, Evie. We've been going to Jack Carter park in Plano fro a couple of years and some other Corgis show up there from time to time, but so excited that the new Frisco dog park is opening tomorrow (Sun, 10/2) at 2p. I think we're going up there after the Cowboys game, maybe 3:30 or something like that. See http://www.friscodogpark.org/

 

CannedHam: we just googled different phrases like "corgi for sale", "corgi puppies", etc like crazy and called around until we found someone who was close enough and in the price range. Another option is to contact North Texas Pembroke Welsh Corgi Fanciers, which is an AKC regional subgroup. http://www.northtxwelshcorgis.org. They have breeder referrals and Corgi rescue info.

Comment by Curtis B on September 30, 2011 at 11:35pm

We are, but are Corgi-less.  Looking to acquire some Corgi goodness around mid-November or so, so if anyone can recommend a trustworthy breeder, let me know.

Comment by Nicole & Emma on September 30, 2011 at 9:44pm

Out of curiosity - who is around Plano/Frisco?

Comment by Sarah on September 30, 2011 at 2:32pm

Aw, just found out that I won't be able to come on Sunday to the Denton meet up. Have fun everyone!

Comment by Sarah on September 29, 2011 at 5:34pm

Here are some of the pictures I snapped at the September 28th meet up in Denton. I'm sorry if I don't remember your corgi's name!

 

http://www.mycorgi.com/photo/albums/meet-ups

Comment by Keysia Monte on September 29, 2011 at 12:50am

Danielle,
Your post reminded me of this article that I read a while back. I thought everyone else might enjoy it.

In his book, Souls of Animals, author Gary Kowalski writes about the fundamental lessons pets teach us. ""Without many inborn instincts to guide us, we as human beings need models for how to live. ... In a fundamental way, we need other creatures to tell us who we are."

Here are some basic lessons our pets endeavor to teach us:

1. Always be happy to see those you love.
2. Approach each day and each new experience with enthusiasm (even a walk).
3. Never underestimate the power of praise.
4. Play every chance you get.
5. Don't be afraid to show your joy! When you are happy – show it. Wiggle and wag.
6. Take lots of naps and always stretch and yawn before you get up.
7. Never turn down a car ride with someone you love.
8. Be loyal.
9. Lounge under a tree in the shade on a hot day.
10. Every once in a while put your head out the window and feel the air on your face and hair.
11. Have a favorite toy.
12. Don't hold a grudge.
13. When someone is having a bad day – nuzzle him gently.
14. If you feel like it, shake and let the drool fly.
15. Eat each meal with vigor and enjoy anything that's offered.
16. Sleep in any position you find comfortable.
17. Scratch where it itches.
18. Protect and defend those you love.
19. What you look like doesn't matter – it's what is in your heart (and the way someone rubs your tummy).
20. Enjoy every day to it's fullest – even if you are sick, in pain, deaf, blind, wheelchair (cart) bound or just not mentally all there.
21. Take pride in following the rules.
22. Accept praise and attention without giving excuses

Comment by Suneera and Emmy on September 29, 2011 at 12:39am

You can put them in your album!

Comment by Sarah on September 29, 2011 at 12:35am

Where is the best place to put said pictures? In an album on my own page? Or is there a group gallery to which pictures can be uploaded?

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