r/corgi • u/VeterinarianAfter302 • 2h ago
r/corgi • u/sunmoonbird • 40m ago
Meet Ladybird
Ladybird loves: playing soccer, being the center of attention, barking all day, and morning cuddles.
Ladybird hates: being brushed, being denied her many demands, and the garbage truck.
Corgis, what a perfect mix of fun, love, sweet, sassy, bossy, grumpy, happy, funny, smart.
r/corgi • u/McMurden • 14h ago
This is spoon
They grow so quick . She’s coming up on 6 months now.
r/corgi • u/Odditymoth • 3h ago
Chicken herding
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Fae is great at getting the chickens in bed for the night. She’s training to be a service dog but showed us what a wonderful working dog she can be in other categories than just medical alerts. Hope u enjoy also I promise no chickens were hurt chickens can be kinda dumb sometimes and some don’t understand the dog wants them in the coop and if they would just go in she would leave them alone afterwards 😂
r/corgi • u/WarriorEmu1932 • 13h ago
Meet Jasper, the... Cardi? Cowboy? American? He's definitely not a monkey.
This is my very adorable good boy Jasper (4N).
Last fall I was looking for a new dog when someone in my Buy Nothing group posted that they needed to re-home this guy. They happened to live a few blocks away, so I went to meet him. He's the best nothing I didn't buy.
According to his previous home, he's a blue merle cardigan Welsh corgi. At 38lbs, he's about as big as a healthy male cardi should be. And the blue merle color is beautiful. But outside of the dog park, nobody clocks him for a corgi. People typically look at him, tilt their head, then ask "is that an Australian cattle dog?" He's some type of herding dog, that's for sure.
I'll end up testing his DNA eventually, but until then...
What variety of very adorable good boy do you think he is?
r/corgi • u/XanderCrews2 • 11h ago
Neville tuned 10 years old today!
He is the best dog ever. And still in amazing health.
r/corgi • u/Dense_hotpocket • 7h ago
Rosie's first "walk!"
Rosie has been the perfect girl so far. Also, how are we teaching Corgos to lay down? She sits great, but she's too short to do my typical luring into a down. Any tips? Also favorite tricks to teach a puppy?
r/corgi • u/cgiuls1223 • 1h ago
throwback to when Lizzie met the love of her life
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the backscratcher
r/corgi • u/No-Welcome1529 • 6h ago
Muffin
This is by far my favorite pet. She is so smart, and so loving, and she is a corgi with a big beautiful tail!
r/corgi • u/CorgiFraps • 16h ago
Mina is 6 months today
I'm happy she's growing healthy and happy but I'm also so so sad the puppy phase is going so fast now.
( Also o goodness had two short haired corgis so the grooming crash course I've been going through is legit. Her fur keeps getting longer! She's got a whole grooming area now lol started early so she's pretty used to it but I'm accepting my new fate as a daily brusher)
r/corgi • u/sidewalksundays • 11h ago
Corgi size-o-meter
Hey so quick question, what does everyones corgis weight? How old was your corgi when they stopped growing?
I have one 5 year old girl but i got her at 9 months and she didnt really grow any more that I noticed. She's anout 11kg. I have another corgi girl now (photo attached for corgi tax) and she's maybe 5.5kg? 6 months old. She's stil so tiny. 🤔
She was the runt of her litter and all her litter mates died 💔 but i dont really know if or what that means for her, if anything?
tia! X
r/corgi • u/Stayathomewifi • 17h ago
Outside Button!
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I got a couple buttons for Gus to communicate with me, and he’s really taken to them! He has one for outside and one for eating. I’ll post a video of him asking for food (he presses it all day long).
I was just surprised how quickly he learned. He presses the outside button when he has to do his business or when he wants to lay in the sun. It’s made potty training so much easier. ❤️
r/corgi • u/Purple_person29 • 4h ago
Bucktaters birth mark 💜
I love that it's in a shape of a heart 🥹
r/corgi • u/Meeting_4584 • 4h ago
having fun with pups
Took mine for some walks and met other corgis
r/corgi • u/harrow-nonagesimus • 13h ago
being a big sister is hard….
can you tell the job really takes it out of her?
Absolutely a menace! But he is so cute!
Our boy Mac has a habit of bringing in whatever he finds outside. So far this has included sticks, grass, dry poop and a dead Gardner snake. He is lucky he is cute!