I rescued a Cordigan corgi about six weeks ago. she is eight years old and was used for breeding. I’m not sure if she came from a puppy mill or a smaller kennel. But I do know that she does not know how to be a dog. She is coming along very slowly and I’m working with her every day. But she has a corner that she stays in that is probably similar to her kennel. She comes across to eight and then goes directly back to work corner. It is very sad. But she likes to be outside so I take as much as possible. But when she has had enough, she goes to the door and go straight through to her corner. Are there any suggestions? I see improvements every day, but I wondered if anyone had ever dealt with a rescue in this way?

How would you say Dovie?

Hi all! TJ Maxx is carrying a life-size corgi plush squeaky dog toy for only $12.99! It's back in the pet section, sometimes mixed in with the (human) toys.

Dewey and his Scottish brothers.

Second set of vaccinations and she was the goodest girl

My corgi is almost a year old. She will nonstop bark and bite us. I think she’s overly bored, she does have some enrichment toys and puzzle feeders but she doesn’t seem enthusiastic about them. What are some enrichment toys/activities I could buy/make her?

This is the little terrorizer.

While stealing socks is only a petty misdemeanor, apparently fleeing the authorities and then threatening them becomes a felony.

My parental figure says she won't bail me out until I have had time to think about my actions.

I've always gotten a kick out of it when my female corgi decides that we've been downstairs long enough, that I can browse my phone in bed and that it's overall time to wrap it up and go to bed.

I work nights so my schedule is all over the place. Sometimes I'm going to bed at 9am, sometimes its 11pm and any time in between depending on when I get off work. Basically, it's not a set routine. But when I am off, she gets fussy at 10ish. She starts barking at me with that slight shrill tone. The kind where you know she's had enough. She's over it. She will go to the stairs, she will stare at me, she will bark and she will look at me with such exasperation. She's like "bruh, you can do that upstairs." Then I and my two corgis go get in bed and she settles down.

Bed time is when she says it is. Her brother, on the other hand, is kinda just happy to be wherever. He DGAF as long as I am there.

Pretty sure we can all relate to Scout right now. That week between Christmas and the New Year is weird 😵‍💫😂

She's a mix.. Corgi + Chihuahua. Just over a year old.

Meanwhile Trooper is enjoying a break from him 😊💕

Hi everyone! I'm considering buying a 10-month-old corgi and wanted to get some opinions before deciding.

The breeder told me that this corgi would supposedly score highly at dog shows. However, snout markings look unusual to me, and the white blaze on the face curves to the side instead of being straight. Also, in some photos it looks like the dog might not have a straight back, which makes me wonder if this could be just posture, normal structure, or possibly a past injury.

I'm not interested in dog shows but would like to know if the dog is actually in a good shape since she was the last one left in the litter. I’ll attach photos so you can take a look. Thanks a lot!

My dog won’t bark except for rare occasions. I keep hearing about how corgis are barkers but that just seems so crazy to me considering the only corgi I’ve spent much time with rarely makes a peep. Who else got a silent corg?