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He is very friendly and just loves attention. Bailey is great with Frisbees even though he is so short in stature which I guess comes from his Corgi part. He's great with kids and is very gentle around them even if they are not. Bailey loves to be around other dogs and plays well with the Boxer that lives next door. They could play for hours at a time. Bailey hates taking baths and puts up a real good fight. I have no idea where his strength comes from sometimes! He is deathly afraid of hair dryers and vacuums. Bailey loves to ride in the car and puts his head out the window even when it’s raining! This dog cannot get enough of the outdoors. He chases anything that flies! Bailey was a little tough to bathroom train but we have finally gotten there. I bring him over to my mother's house to swim in the pool. He really is a great swimmer and loves being in the water except for when it is bath time. I never got to see his parents or siblings since I got him from a farm in Pennsylvania. I know that his mother was the Beagle hound and his father was Corgi.

Bailey has the cutest little bark when he's playing but comes up with this strong masculine growl when there is someone outside he doesn't know. He is my best friend and a great companion and I am surprised to see that his mixed breed hasn't become more popular. Discount Tire Richmond IndianaMaybe it will after people read this!"Cypress Pine Flooring Stain Bailey the Beagle / Corgi mix as a puppy at 4 months oldBuy Apple Laptop Layaway All ads in North DakotaFind Pembroke Welsh Corgi Puppies with our Free Breeder search!The Pembroke Welsh corgi is more than 1,000 years old, originating in Pembrokeshire County in Wales from the various spitz dogs that were brought into the area by Flemish weavers. Pembroke Welsh corgis were utilized on farms to herd livestock.

The breed’s popularity surged after 1933, when the Pembroke Welsh corgi became the favored breed in Britain’s royal palace. Today, Queen Elizabeth II still cherishes the breed. In 1934, the American Kennel Club recognized the Pembroke Welsh corgi as a member of the herding group.The Pembroke Welsh Corgie is a bit more slender than its cousin the Cardigan Welsh Corgi. It is fast and agile and has great endurance levels. It has a double coat with a soft, dense undercoat and a coarse outer coat. Its coat needs minimal care, occasional brushing will do. Personality: This is a smart, active dog breed. It loves to herd and needs daily exercise in the form of herding or moderate walks. It is very affectionate and playful and very good with children, although it may try to herd them. They can be scrappy but are obedient and willing to please. They are friendly with other dogs and strangers. Herders Herding Working Pembroke Welsh Corgi Build InformationPembroke Welsh corgis have long, sturdy bodies with short legs.

They stand at a height of 10 to 12 inches at the shoulder and weigh 25 to 30 pounds. Unlike its cousin, the cardigan Welsh corgi, the Pembroke Welsh corgi has an extremely short tail that is often docked to give the dog a more rounded appearance. Pembroke Welsh corgis have double coats. The undercoat is weather-resistant, and the outer coat is medium in length and coarse. The coat may be red, tan, sable, fawn or black, and white markings may be present.The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is a bit more slender than its cousin the Cardigan Welsh Corgi. Its coat needs minimal care, occasional brushing will do.Behaviour and PersonalityPembroke Welsh corgis are charming, happy and friendly. They love their families, and they get along well with children. The dog’s herding instinct is strong, however, and it may try to herd children and other pets in the household. Pembroke Welsh corgis want to be involved in every family activity. They have keen intellects, and they are energetic. They must receive ample physical and mental stimulation, and they are excellent candidates for hiking companions and participants in competitive dog sports.

They make good watchdogs, and they adapt to any household setting, including apartment life.The dog’s affectionate and charming disposition will win the hearts of every family member in your home. This is a smart, active dog breed. They are friendly with other dogs and strangers.Appearance Brushing out a Pembroke Welsh corgi once a week is all that is necessary to keep its coat in order. Heavy shedding occurs twice each year, and more frequent brushing during these times will hasten the removal of dead hairs from the coat and minimize shed hair accumulation in the home. Brush the Pembroke Welsh corgi’s teeth at least every other day to preserve oral health and maintain good internal health.Breed's Talents and FactsThe Pembroke Welsh corgi originated in the Welsh county of PembrokeshireThe Pembroke Welsh corgi is also known as a Welsh corgi or a corgiThe Pembroke Welsh corgi is an intelligent, active and playful dog that enjoys the company of childrenThe Pembroke Welsh corgi stands 10 to 12 inches tall and weighs 25 to 30 poundsPembroke Welsh corgis have moderate energy levelsPembroke Welsh corgis require minimal groomingThe average lifespan for a Pembroke Welsh corgi is 12 to 14

you a Pembroke Welsh Corgi Parent? mon Health Conditions in Pembroke Welsh CorgisPembroke Welsh corgis live average lifespans of 12 to 14 years. Due to the dog’s dimensions, one of the main health concerns is intervertebral disc disease. Another serious health condition seen in the breed is degenerative myelopathy. Other problems to be aware of in Pembroke Welsh corgis include hip dysplasia, von Willebrand’s disease, epilepsy, hypothyroidism, bladder stones, progressive retinal atrophy and retinal dysplasia. Prostate Diseases Periodontal Disease Pneumonia Pyoderma Rabies Rhinitis Roundworms Salmonella Salmon Poisoning Disease Von Willebrand's Disease Valley Fever Urinary Tract Infection Whipworms Yeast Infection Ulcers (Stomach) Toxoplasmosis Tapeworms Soft Tissue Sarcoma Snail or Slug Bait Poisoning ObesityPembroke Welsh Corgi Pet InsuranceWhen adding a dog or cat to your family you want to make sure your pet is happy,Insure your Pembroke Welsh CorgiLearn more about pet insurance here to keep your pet healthy and request your FREE Quote now!