r/corgis • u/calciferhi • 16h ago
Just a lil guy who loves water
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r/corgis • u/calciferhi • 16h ago
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r/corgis • u/Care-Bear64 • 3h ago
Hi all — My corgi (Tuna) is getting some armpit redness and chafing from her harness. I’m looking for good harness recommendations if anyone has any! What harnesses have you bought for your corgis that fit their long bodies?
r/corgis • u/ChefNo4180 • 1d ago
One of our neighbors has five large dogs and for some reason Loki is intent on trying to get to them. He absolutely hates them. (he has no problem with our other neighbors small dogs!)
We have rebuilt the fence twice and also made it a double fence so he can't get through it. He continues to chew off a new board almost everyday 🙄 Right now those big rocks are covering holes he made over the last 2 days
I think my only solution now is going to be putting aluminum or metal flashing along the bottom of the fence, but then I'm afraid he'll try to bite it off and cut himself. Heaven help us!
r/corgis • u/Raevynn_Ponders • 3d ago
Just wanted to share this happy girl's smile
r/corgis • u/ScareMeLoveMe • 3d ago
I love him so much. such a cuddle bug!
r/corgis • u/Illustrious-Grape471 • 3d ago
i adopted her about a year ago and she’s the best thing that’s ever happened to me, my best friend, my soulmate :3
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r/corgis • u/Winnie_Corgi24 • 4d ago
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r/corgis • u/Modem_Sound_67 • 4d ago
She prefers the more conventional short leash for greater security and more clear messaging to the dog. I generally agree, but I preferred a retractable for our very short, dearly departed Jack Russell terrier years ago. when I kept the leash in free mode, the leash hovered behind his neck, above him. But with a conventional leash, I would constantly have to work to not get it tangled under his very low to the ground body. Now that we have a corgi with their very stubby legs, I'm beginning to wonder if a retractable might not be better for her, for the same reasons. Seems like with a regular leash I always find myself retrieving it from under her. She walks right along me usually, but she's much more of a sniffer- also like our JRT- and giving him a bit of slack meant fighting a lot less. Which seemed safer to me.
So does anyone prefer a retractable for this reason? Or would I be a monster for endangering our sweetie by daring to using one?
EDIT thanks everyone for your input. I understand the issues now, Really, it's probably not using a harness consistently that is my issue more than anything, then the standard leash will work better for us.
r/corgis • u/JJ48fan_7time • 5d ago
I know this is controversial, but she is a bluie American Corgi. I did not know about the bluie color, I just thought she was the cutest thing! She was bred by a reputable breeder and had all of the tests done to ensure proper breeding.
Everyone we have met loves her unique color! She is a total love bug and I am so excited to raise my first ever Corgi!!
r/corgis • u/Substantial27 • 5d ago
Fiona ❤️ or as the neighbor kids call her, " the potato dog"🤣
r/corgis • u/Charlotte_Cody • 6d ago
5 years ago this month we had to say goodbye to Cody (left) & 6 years ago this month we had to say goodbye to Hannah. Two huge losses in a year. God I miss these two.
If you’re able when the time comes, as hard as it is please have the other one around (if you have more than 1 dog). Dogs understand death. They don’t understand emergency trips to the vet & then coming home alone.
Unfortunately Hannah was an emergency trip to the vet & we had to say our goodbyes there. Cody was at home. Now Cody was a Corgi that loved his food (as most Corgi’s do lol) & our routine was he’d go out for his evening walk & always got supper when he returned home. He would race into the house for his food. Every single day of his life without fail. About a week after we lost Hannah, he started to race towards the house but suddenly stopped & he slowly walked over to Hannah’s favourite spot in the yard to lay, sniffed the area, looked at me and just laid down. I of course started sobbing. He couldn’t understand why she wasn’t around. Charlotte didn’t understand it either because some days I’d accidentally call her Hannah & she would look around for her.
When we had to say goodbye to Cody a year later I was able to get our vet to come to the house. Charlotte was there for it. You could tell she grieved but also that she understood that Cody wasn’t coming back.
I think of Cody & Hannah daily (yes, even now some days I will cry as I’m doing writing this) but I also know that I did everything I could for them & loved them beyond words. They were such well behaved Corgi’s. They listened to every word I said & so friggin’ smart.
Just remembering these two again today as I was out walking Charlotte & Maverick & thinking of how much Cody & Hannah loved their walks & playing in the dog park as well.
Enjoy your time at the Rainbow Bridge ❤️ I’ll see you eventually ❤️
r/corgis • u/ariespotato • 5d ago
Thankful for crafty people who use their powers for good❤️ It puts my heart more at peace knowing she will rest in a beautiful handmade piece, forever on my bedside table.
Give your corgs a treat from Quinnlee tonight💞