http://thedailycorgi.blogspot.com/2013/10/corgis-and-pumpkins-bumper-crop.html
A fun "The Daily Corgi" post of 21 Corgis (including cute puppies) with- you guessed it- pumpkins! Including several pumpkins with Corgi carvings!
Monday, October 28, 2013
Sunday, October 13, 2013
Friday, October 4, 2013
Corgidog
I haven't posted for a while- blogger was not working, and would not even save my post.
Here's a fun picture :)
Here's a fun picture :)
Friday, September 20, 2013
Overweight Corgis
I have never heard of a Corgi that didn't love to eat. Spock is no exception, and he has ways of making it known that he would REALLY appreciate meat/cheese/dog treat/peanut butter/toast/ ANYTHING.
But Corgi owners need to be very careful about their Corgi's weight. Spock weighs around 22 pounds, which seems like a good size for a very small Corgi, but is definitely on the small size for a Corgi. The average Pembroke should weigh 25-30 pounds, and the average Cardigan 30-38.
These are just generalizations. Some Corgis, like Spock, will weight less without being underweight. Some Corgis will weight more without being obese. It depends on the overall size of the dog. Ideally, you should be able to tell where the ribs are and feel them easily, but you should not be able to count them.
This article from "The Daily Corgi" tells of a couple Corgis that were extreamly obese.
But Corgi owners need to be very careful about their Corgi's weight. Spock weighs around 22 pounds, which seems like a good size for a very small Corgi, but is definitely on the small size for a Corgi. The average Pembroke should weigh 25-30 pounds, and the average Cardigan 30-38.
These are just generalizations. Some Corgis, like Spock, will weight less without being underweight. Some Corgis will weight more without being obese. It depends on the overall size of the dog. Ideally, you should be able to tell where the ribs are and feel them easily, but you should not be able to count them.
This article from "The Daily Corgi" tells of a couple Corgis that were extreamly obese.
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Swimming Corgis? Really?
Yes, Corgi's CAN swim, although they look strange when they do it!
Friday, September 13, 2013
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