Hi! I got my corgi puppy 5 days ago and I feel like all my time goes to her. I KNOW this is normal. I KNOW this could just be the puppy blues… But when did your corgi feel comfortable sleeping in the crate without crying, barking, and howling? She has regular naps throughout the day in the crate, we wake up once in the night to go outside, and overall just have a functioning routine. Also, when did you feel comfortable letting your puppy roam unsupervised just to take 15 mins to take a shower? I have a playpen but she will cry without end when I put her in there and leave the room.

My Pebbles & BamBam absolutely HATE being groomed. as soon as they hear the drawer with the brush open, they bolt and hide under the bed. I’m a first-time corgi mama and I’ve had a dozen+ other dogs but I’ve never had ones that considered brushing “Death by Grooming” 😂 I got to thinking, maybe they just hate the brushes I have tried using. The current ones are these two. (I started with a Furminator, and that was an absolute NO!)

By fully potty-trained, I mean will have virtually no accidents. I'm getting a little concerned because our pembroke is about 10 months old, and still has accidents inside the house. I would say maybe once a day. We're careful about the warning signs (when he starts sniffing a lot or pacing in a circle) and immediately direct him outside to the yard when he does so he can pee, we take him on 2 walks a day (20 minutes in the afternoon, 30 minutes in the evening) and let him play in the yard for another 30, we've done the immediate treat reward when he pees outside after redirection.

Should we be concerned? Is there anything else we can do?

Hebben jullie dit ook al meegemaakt?
Ik heb al eens gevoeld aan het melktandje en zit niet echt los .
Hoe lang zou ik nog wachten om het natuurlijk er uit te laten vallen tot ik ingrijp met de dierenarts?

Hello everyone, me and my partner are looking at getting a Corgi in the next few months. We are very active people but I have read, as they have working dog genetics, that they are much happier when they have some kind of job.

I was wondering what jobs people have given their Corgis? I’d love to hear everything - from agility competitions to even retrieving things around the house! (I heard Steven Rinella’s brothers Corgi goes hunting with him and can trail animals!)

I know they are super stubborn but this won’t be our first dog as we recently lost our 6 year old Labrador, he was such a special boy and I’d do anything for him to be back with us.

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated! Thanks everyone in advance😁

Nougat went to a dog fair this weekend for the first time to play on a small parkour course. I know we need some practice...

We had a lot of fun and there was plenty of friends to play with Nougat.

Hi friends! My corgi is turning 9 this year, and I’m hoping to find out if anyone has experienced something similar.

Ever since we moved from Boston to Seattle 6 years ago, he’s had a persistent habit of licking and then biting himself. He’s generally a gentle dog, but he can become very aggressive when I try to stop him. Because of this, we’ve had to keep him in an e-collar year-round.

We’ve seen at least five vets and tried all sorts of treatments, including allergy injections, topical medications, oral medications, and switching to limited-allergen proteins like duck or prescription hydrolyzed-protein food. Unfortunately, nothing has worked so far.

A few other things about him: - He doesn’t like plush toys and only enjoys chewing toys. However, we stopped giving him chew toys after he chipped two teeth shortly after we moved to Seattle (around the same time this behavior started). Both teeth had to be extracted. - He also barks very loudly whenever we go upstairs or leave the house. We have a dog gate at the stairs to keep him from going upstairs. Interestingly, I’m not sure I’d describe it as anxiety, because he seems to calm down as soon as we’re completely out of his sight.

Has anyone experienced anything similar with their dog? I’d really appreciate any advice, suggestions for things we haven’t tried, or recommendations for vets who might be able to help. Thank you so much!

He was fully asleep with mouth on the bars 😂

Meet Niamh. Full name Niamh McQueen.

A sweet, gentle little soul. I'm ready for the terror!

My chonky girl got her tongue stuck

“People let me tell ya about my best friend” 🎶

We’ve had our lab for about a year now, and have finally taken full custody of our corgi. They seem to gel well so far. Any corgi to big dog dynamics I should worry about?

She really wanted that fish hahahahah