Flying M Ranch - Ellensburg, WAtmichael@fairpoint.net - (509) 899-1139WelcomeWe wanted to let you know that we offer the BEST Corgi Puppy services in Ellensburg . We have a lot of fun here.Special OrdersYou can special order a hog, a lamb, a calf or a turkey.  All of our animals are well fed, grown with love and have a happy home.Two new girls (Savannah and Molly) will join us and have pups in 2016Annie, Bella and Jasmine are retired.Lilly should come in season anytime now, followed by Ellie, Savannah, and Molly.More turkeys are available for 2016. These will be organic turkeys. They can get as large as 46 pounds dressed out. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND CARE OF ANIMALS.Orchard / alfalfa mix hay is available for sale.  I have several contacts for hay.  Please call for details.We usually have lambs every spring which will be for sale for butcher later this next summer.  Please call for details and to reserve your farm fresh lamb today.  Cheaper than in the stores! Selling for $2.50 per pound plus the cost of cutting/wrapping  509-899-1139Fresh Turkeys available in Sept/Oct. 

Selling for $60 live, or $80 ready to roast.  Call to reserve your Thanksgiving / Christmas Turkey NOW. Weights vary (have been as large as 46 pounds dressed out).Due to the drought this year, we are not selling any of our own hay, but I do have a friend that has straight alfalfa and/or timothy hay for sale. His name is Don and his number is 509-607-0747.Some people are saying that my email is not working, so just in case............tmichael@fairpoint.net Don't you just love computers? If you are interested in more information about this breed contact the SPDR Breed Rep here. Pembrokes are a small compact dog with a double coat. They are in the herding group and love to be active. It is commonly believed because of the name Welsh that they originated in Wales, but their ancestors could have possibly come from Egypt. There are two distinct types of Corgi – The Pembroke (no tail) and the Cardigan (with tail) They are very different dogs and not to be confused as the same breed.

One of the first corgis came to America in 1934 with Mrs Lewis Roesler. A corgi was created to work all day and be able to fit into a small place in the house at night to guard their people. Females: Preferred height at the withers is 10-12 inches, and roughly 23-25 pounds. Males: Preferred height at the withers is 12-13 inches, and roughly 30 pounds. Pembrokes come in Red and White (most common) tricolor (predominately black with white and red ) and Sable. Dogs with too much white are usually eliminated from our breeding programs. Also dogs that are too large or too small. Can be very high level energy to couch potatoes. 10 to 15 years. Can be good with children, but tend to herd them and can be heel nippers. Like to herd other animals and can be dog aggressive. Are very good at agility, herding and obedience. They shed a lot. Corgis have a double coat and will shed quite a bit if not brushed at least weekly. Health issues with corgis are Hip Dysplasia, and eye problems.

They are also prone to Degenerative Mylopthia and skin issues. Moderate to high level activities. Indoor or couch potato families unless they are an older dog. Very affectionate and loveable. Shed and can be dog aggressive. The Cascade Pembroke Welsh Corgi Club The Pembroke Welsh Corgi Club of America Showing 93 results within 500 mi of "Seattle, Washington"You May Also Like These Photo Galleries 24 posts, read 116,787 times 191 posts, read 386,580 timesDoberman Puppies For Sale In Dallas Area 294 posts, read 921,789 timesDigital Camera 20x Optical Zoom Reviews The website for the AKC recognized PWC Club in the Puget Sound area = Cascade Pembroke Welsh Corgi Club, Inc. (CPWCC) . Plastic Outdoor Furniture Bunnings

The site has info on breeders, events, rescues, etc. I know some Corgi folks across the US who have been active in the breed for decades. PM me if you have questions, and I'll ask them if they're willing to help you locate a GOOD breeder with good lines. Originally Posted by Patron of Wrath I agree with statements 1 and 2. A Corgi puppy is some 1.5K Not sure about statement 3, how is owning a Corgi has anything to do with being a gay? (Unless I am missing some loose association since I am not from US originally!) 6,521 posts, read 9,627,930 times Originally Posted by nitinmehra20 Patron of Wrath's posts are meant to be taken humorously.You can always look at the classified ads here. I've always seen the corgi pups to be in the $600-750 range. Its not rare here, you can go to any dog park and you're guaranteed to see a couple. You can always call and ask for their references, look at their website (if they have one set up). 2,936 posts, read 3,454,630 times

Perhaps you might consider adopting one of the 1,500+ corgis on Petfinder at this time. I know that many are mixes but you might find a pb available. Or check with Corgi rescue Pembroke Corgi Rescue - Home if you are just looking for a pet and not a show dog. 9,149 posts, read 9,743,088 times Hm, the most difficult thing to me after having to get dressed at 2am to take him out to do his business was not knowing enough Asian languages to properly respond to the onslaught of young Asian women that would run up out nowhere to be like "ZOMGOMFGBFFWTFWELSHCORGI!!!!!1!!!" everywhere I went. And yes, I did capitalize on this. Ours was a 9-year old purebred who was a rescue; his mom of 9 years had died of cancer, and her daughter was going to have him put to sleep but the people at the shelter pointed her in the way of a corgi rescue in Eastern WA and that's how we got him. My ex roommate/one of my best friends and I both pitched in for him but when I moved back, she took him because I wouldn't have space in SF.

I miss my little lowrider dog... I'd encourage you to look into a rescue first, as most people would... there's someone on Seattle Craigslist right now who has a 4-year old male whose owner passed away *nudge nudge* In the meantime, you can contact these folks Pets 4 You - Amsburg Pembroke Welsh Corgi Website - Outstanding physical attributes and excellent temperaments. Have you had a corgi before? I grew up around dogs, and had been around cocker spaniels, springer spaniels, pugs, and pitbull mutts, plus exes who had little terriers and whatnot. The corgi was certainly the smartest of them all, and he also was the best guard dog. Even though he was older, he was a lot of fun to take out on walks... he could trot on those ridiculous little stub-legs forever. Running is always funny, because they throw their legs out like superman (see video below), and when they go up stairs, they tend to use their hind legs together like a pogo stick. They tend to like to jump over small obstacles, too, which is pretty amusing.