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Permalink Reply by Chris West on July 20, 2010 at 4:21pm

That is just not fair! Frosty doesn't always smell nice, he smells like stinky dog, especially when its been raining!

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Permalink Reply by Bev Levy on July 20, 2010 at 5:49pm

Yours smell nice! Mine roll in everything!!

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Permalink Reply by Beth on July 20, 2010 at 9:14pm

Mine manage to make it only a few days after a bath without smelling like something dead.

Plus, Jack has very strong scent glands on his feet. He can get pretty rank. Tee-hee, I've learned to like the smell.

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Permalink Reply by Ashley and Copper on July 21, 2010 at 10:23pm

I have always wondered if I got lucky or if all corgi's smelled good. I don't get it. Copper can go to my mom's house and play with her shepherd puppy, Falco, all day (getting Falco-fied= slobbered up and mouthed by falco) and have slobber on him and as soon as I wipe it off, he is good to go! It's crazy!

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Permalink Reply by Kevin and Buddy! on July 20, 2010 at 3:12pm

I have wanted a corgi since I was in middle school. I fell in love with their personality and their appearance, but up until now they have been impossible to find.

Buddy has been an incredible companion. He has enough personality for two dogs and is too smart for his own good. They can be terribly frustrating, but I love them for it.I love that any time I take Buddy out, people flock to him. I love that any time I see a car with a corgi sticker on it I get so excited and just want to tell them "i have one too!!"

I tell Kevin that owning a corgi is like joining a secret society, because only corgi owners understand the true love of the breed.

I never knew how many other people felt the same way I did until I found mycorgi.com.

I have had many other dogs in my life, but there is definitely a profound connection, love and relationship I have with corgis now that I have Buddy.

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Permalink Reply by Ashley and Copper on July 21, 2010 at 10:24pm

I'm the same way about wanting to tell people I HAVE ONE, TOO!!! I get excited if anyone even knows what they are because they are impossible to find or see around me, also.

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Permalink Reply by Alison Prasavath on July 20, 2010 at 3:57pm

I love my corgi because he always puts a smile on my face. He cracks me up with the various things he does and I love the fact that he loves me to death. I was gone on a business grip last week and when my husband and Noodles came to pick me up at the airport, Noodles practically jumped out the window trying to get to me. Once I made it in the car, Noods gave me kisses all over my face with his little bunny butt shaking the whole time. That is why I love him...

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Permalink Reply by Rachel on July 20, 2010 at 4:13pm

speaking of bunny butt,

when we brought Rio home for the first time she was 7 months old and we put her in the fenced back yard to play with the other dogs. there was a construction worker of some kind inside my house and he looked out the window and yelled, " THATS THE BIGGEST DARN RABBIT I'VE EVER SEEN!" In his defense, Rio does run/hop like bunny.

it was pretty awesome.

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Permalink Reply by justine moeller on July 20, 2010 at 6:14pm

I love that they have HUGE personalities! I have never met dogs with such character. I love that they are so intelligent and push their limits all the time, even to make me mad sometimes... :)

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Permalink Reply by Porter on July 20, 2010 at 9:02pm

They are smart, engaging, funny, control freaks! I love their herding games (Porter enjoys herding the cats so he can pin them and lick their ears). I think every Corgi deems one human behavior forbidden in his house - mine won't let us whistle to our pet bird. If he even hears whistling on T.V. he comes over, stands on his back legs and stares you down "go ahead, try and whistle back..."

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Permalink Reply by Ashley and Copper on July 21, 2010 at 10:26pm

And I thought I was the only one that wasn't allowed to blow my nose or talk in a different voice lol

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Permalink Reply by Rachael on July 20, 2010 at 10:13pm

Well, I've had my corgi for a whole 11 hours, but I can already see she's super quirky. SHE IS SO CUDDLY. I can't get over that. So far she's taken two cat naps right next to me. She also freaked out while we were eating dinner. She tried everything to hop up on the couch to snatch our pizza. Luckily the couch is just barely to tall for her to jump on. And as far as the stink thing goes, I'm pretty sure she hadn't had a bath in months until today. Didn't smell as nasty as my mom's golden retriever does after 1 day without a bath. That's good to me.

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