Corgi Pros And Cons (SHOCKING)

This video is about Corgi Pro's And Cons, the good and the bad.
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The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is often described as being the most agreeable of all the small house dog breeds that you could bring home. These pups are athletic, strong, and lively. Their herding instincts are still strong, yet they also have a desire for human companionship. They tend to be affectionate without being overly needy in their requests to have a snuggle.
These traits can also apply to the Cardigan Welsh Corgi, a cousin that became distinctive in the late 19th century. The most notable differences between the two are the ears and the tail.
This combination of factors makes the Corgi one of the world’s most popular breeds in the herding category.
The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is a sensitive dog with high intelligence levels. They love to play often, responding well to training by wanting to learn more activities. These pups are fearless in their herding ability, moving cattle efficiently while being vigilant about their watching activities. You’ll get the big dog bark with this breed even though the animal comes in a much smaller package.
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[@cockerspanielworld]

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[@dredzik]

medium not small dog breed

[@dredzik]

also: they have tails, depending on where you get your corgi from

[@tonicolumbo3314]

No cons. I had one for 14 years and it was the best 14 years of my life and I still cry over him and he passed away in 2012.

[@annermack]

My corgi was the best dog ever

[@donolinger6904]

Maybe it's time for another one.

[@maxford2357]

No resource guarding?

[@marahbaker8615]

@@maxford2357 I think I cam answer this. I currently have 3 corgis, an 11 year old female, a 7 year old male and a 5 year old male. In my experience, each one was different. I started from day one of bringing them home picking up food bowls while they were eating or picking up toys while they were playing with them, then giving back the food/toy with praise for not showing signs of aggression. This taught them they could trust me and also had the benefit of giving me the ability to take away things that they didn't need to have. With the boys, there was definitely a bit if resource guarding with toys but daily training and praise fixed it pretty quickly. My uncle has also had two corgis and I have a family friend that has 5 corgis. Of all the corgis I've known personally, I only had one that tried to bite me as a puppy for trying to take a piece of trash that was accidentally dropped. Not saying that it doesn't happen more often but training starting on the first day in your home really nips it in the bud. Overall they are wonderful dogs but I do not reccomend them to people who want a more relaxed dog or people who don't really like a lot of physical activity.

[@AllenTax]

Well I say to hope the good with it outweighs the bad. To as not to put bad thoughts of the loss. Is as do one thinks their dog wants their owner sad.

[@mcm1494]

My corgi lived 18 lovely years. Never will I forget her smile, energy and good character !

[@Serjegna]

I miss my corgi so much. She had a stroke at 6 months of age. Very healthy dog, good breeder, but an unlucky and unfortunate event. I miss her every day

[@egg1963]

The twist is that there is no cons

[@conlca4091]

I have one and i can prove you wrong jn so many ways.

[@conlca4091]

There actually little devils.

[@conlca4091]

DONT GET ONE

[@conlca4091]

THEY WILL BITE YOU AND THEY WILL CAUSE CHAOS WHEN YOUR NOT HOME

[@Jdizlmynizl]

@@conlca4091 too late

[@jjayala]

I usually had larger dogs and haven't had a dog for a long time. I got a corgi 2 months ago and she's the best friend I've ever had.

[@dennisadorno6721]

Being close to retiring my wife and I adopted a 5-year-old Corgi a few months ago as our first dog ever, she is a fantastic little girl who follows me around all day, and yes the shedding is very very true...We love her!

[@MBuliveivari]

Good for you! They might be a bit stubborn and you cant give in to it. Cause they learn. Shedding is a problem two times a year. Buy a good brush or sorts and go for it for couple of weeks. Maybe every three days or so. 10months a year pretty much no fur sheds.

[@dennisadorno6721]

@@MBuliveivari Hey thanks for the response. The funny thing is for so many years I would see people out and about with dog hair all over them and I would be ABSOLUTELY skeeved out. Now I look at it as those people and myself love our dogs and really don't care that it looks like I wrestled with a bear prior to going to the Post Office...I do brush her with three different styles of brushes, we do sweep and vacuum at the very least once a day, and yes I have had quite a few dog hairs in my food, BUT I wouldn't trade her for all the tea in China. The real truth is she came into our lives at JUST the right time. Thanks for listening, Dennis

[@kendro1200]

The “destructive” behavior of a bored corgi puppy is entirely erased if you just exercise them properly. I walk my puppy 2 to 4 hours on weekdays and 5 to 6 on weekends. Never had an issue with leaving him at home for 9 to 10 hours when at work. He just naps during the alone time, and will do a little bone chewing.

[@memoramissa]

wow, that's a lot of walking

[@THE-NC2]

@@memoramissa yeah a lot of time walking…

[@kiim_chi]

Cause it’s never home 😂

[@strawberrywatchband]

I wish I could do this but the weather where I live is usually hitting the 110’s

[@memoramissa]

@@strawberrywatchband how do you all not boil?

[@mikeblast7507]

What a great breed. We've always had large dogs until someone brought a pet store Corgi puppy to our house, and then never took it back. We're glad they did. Unfortunately, the little girl was diagnosed with dysplasia at birth. She fought through it without a complaint for 11 years, until her hip sockets completely gave out. The past year has been rough on all of us, as she has to be carried everywhere, but we're all doing our best. The lesson here is, if you're buying a puppy, only buy from a reputable breeder.

[@micahfields9978]

We had to put down our Saint Bernard max last month for dysplasia. He was born with a benign tumor in his skull as well, so breeder gave him to us for free. One of the best dogs I’ve ever owned, I miss him so much. He was just dealt an unlucky hand in this life. On the plus side, we have a baby corgi on the way!!

[@iishyxvietxboyii1]

Corgis are far from great. They’re loud, stubborn, barks excessively, heavy shedders, herd everything.

[@mikeblast7507]

@@iishyxvietxboyii1 Obviously a cat person.

[@iishyxvietxboyii1]

@@mikeblast7507 lol we have 2 Goldendoodles. I have a cat phobia.

[@rascalmofo]

This video made me laugh so hard. When I grew up, we had a Pembroke who was the most lovable idiot. An amazing dog but did not meet many of the listed criteria in this.

[@KC-nm7mf]

I wanna get one and am also curious, what was he like 😄

[@bambashootavs2628]

I have a corgi / Australian shephard mix and she's very smart

[@Jen18lol]

Mine is scared of the fish washer and wears a diaper

[@donolinger6904]

@@bambashootavs2628 She gets her intelligence from both breeds. They are both known for it. I bet she's beautiful.

[@grahamsmallwood]

As for adventures, my little derp will leap into the driver's seat any time the door opens. We did a cross country road trip and she loved it.

[@UmbraKrameri]

I am the proud owner of a 10 months old cardigan corgi girl, and I have to tell you, the description is spot on. Although she has a super social streak even for a corgi. She's not wary about strangers at all. Yesterday I saw her literally climb up to someone's lap and lick her ear from there ON THE STREET. That was the second time they've ever met. Also, as I commented elsewhere, I had no problems working the occasional long shifts and leaving her alone with proper excercise (at least 1-2 hours per day).

[@derekshropshire2513]

Our little girl gets along well with the three ferrets we have in the house. Introduced them slowly over several weeks and only had a small learning curve where she was getting too rough and they gave her a nip back. Five minutes later they were back to playing an took a nap together.

[@rebnae]

So deeply in love with my almost 2-year old Pembroke Welsh Corgi. He is the sweetest, silliest, friendliest, cuddliest dog ever, but will also give a big dog bark if he thinks someone unwelcome is at the door, and immediately comes to my side to protect me. They're just the absolute best dogs, as long as they get enough exercise and mental stimulation!

[@lobo81865]

Our Pembroke is 4 now, and the best dog we've ever owned. He's like the child we never had.

[@stephenphillip5656]

I watched this whilst nodding my head (and occasionally shaking it!) with a smile on my face. We were "owned" by "Candy", a Pembroke corgi many years ago (still miss her...) Yes, she could be strong-willed at times but the love, companionship and _joi de vivre_ was worth everything, *everything!* Could be a clown, but had obviously majored in the "faithful friend" class and passed with honours. I do see corgis occasionally and of course love them all (as I do with all dogs).

[@jessicaharvey7446]

Best dog I’ve ever owned. LOVED. CORGI

[@zaysevier5950]

Two comments: A dog lover at one of the AKC events famously described the Corgi as “not a small dog, just short.” Also, Queen Elizabeth has a Corgi, and a “Corgi room” at the royal palace.

[@grahamsmallwood]

This is what I wanted to post. People think they are getting a small lap dog like a Pom, and they get a crazy loaf that can run like a cheetah.

[@UmbraKrameri]

Well, tecnically they are medium-size, so anyone who expects a tiny lapdog just wasn't paying attention. Also, I definitely think no one told them that they are not as big as regular herding dogs. X'D

[@neurotic-hobbit]

I have a 13 year old cardigan Welsh corgi and she's like a puppy most days lol. Love my old girl ❤

[@marylhere]

Non stop shedding. Con. Sweet and lovable. Pro.

[@IBtrollinyoufool]

We have a Corgi and everything said here is true!

[@shae7555]

Does ur corgi bark?

[@kiwiskrush]

@@shae7555 mine does, and she is extremely loud

[@craftycrafter1960]

We have a 14 week old corgi and she has a 2 year old terrier brother to wrestle with and run around with. She will just flop on the floor and pass out, and night time in her crate is no issue. The secret is lots of toys, chewies and a buddy to wrestle with 😊

[@timdavis6913]

Spot on description on my Corgi. Smartest and the most vocal dog I have ever owned. Thank you for the video.

[@birgitteandersen5886]

Love my corgi. She is bright and playful. Not super vocal unless really excited during play or letting me know something is outside. She is the most social and confident dog I’ve ever had.

[@katep55]

My Corgi used to put my sheep in the corner so that I could vaccinate or worm them. Even my 300 pound ram was afraid of her and wouldn't budge or act out at me while she was standing there barking. She was loyal and dedicated and I miss her greatly.

[@kiwiskrush]

My corgi: DID YOU JUST SAY CUT MY NAILS!!!

[@cheese9381]

my corgi literally throws a huge tantrum when we just bring out her nail clipper. but to be fair, one time my mom cut to far and made her bleed so 👁👄👁

[@UmbraKrameri]

Haha, mine pretends like we want to murder her every single time. I just leave it to a professional.

[@annakonda6289]

Thanks for the video! You got most things perfectly fine, but a couple of things need clarification: - They are not a small, but in fact a mid-sized breed on short legs. A male pem can weigh up to 15 kg and a male cardigan more than 20! - Pembrokes usually are born with tails, but in the US are docked. In most other countries, docking is not allowed. Cardigans are always born with tails. - They are not actually comparable to German shepherds in character. I've never seen a gs be so clowny and ingenious. (Sorry to all the gs fans out there.) - They don't actually need a lot of toys, but good training. Ours has only one toy and is absolutely fine with that. No redecoration around the house. In fact, he knows fully well, what he is allowed to do and what not. They are indeed highly trainable. - They are actually a rather healthy breed and usually not that sensitive with food at all. Maybe that's a US thing? - Don't bath a corgi unless they have smelly things sticking on them. It's not good for their fur and skin. That goes for most double coated breeds. When shedding, you can train them to accept being vacuumed. And a good vacuum will be mandatory, when you get a corgi. :) - It would also be good to inform people about not using a furminator on a double coat or cut the coat at all, since it can destroy the outer coat permanently! - I wish you had actually shown a Cardigan for comparison, they are magnificient and usually a bit less buddy-buddy than their cousins.

[@callherbadgal9731]

The person who made the video clearly has never had a corgi. I completely agree with what you say. GS are extremely intelligent dogs but they are way too loyal and obedient to come out with smart behaviours like corgis do. My little boy is always trying to outsmart me, they love you on their terms and they are mischevious, this shows their great personality and intelligence. They surely are big dogs with short legs, very VERY brave and vocal.

[@UmbraKrameri]

Thanks for the clarification, those thing stuck out to me as well. Also, I have a cardigan corgi, and they are much lesser known and appreciated, so I totally agree that featuring them more in the video would have been great.

[@frodotiki]

They love praise making them easier to train.

[@ow3n_160]

As a corgi owner I can confirm all of this is true

[@erynnmorris4942]

I have both a corgi and German Shepherd. Best dogs of my life ❤

[@Wylde_Starr]

I just got my Corgi pup, I pick him up on Saturday. His name is Nugget.

[@ImagineBeingFat]

We love our Corgi Smartest dog and easily the most STUBBORN dog ever!

[@rachaelswonderfulworldofpe2367]

Awesome!

[@charitycarstairs1606]

The best breed I’ve ever owned. I’m a proud corgi mom ❤️

[@polkmusic]

This is a wonderful breed. So intelligent and fun to be around. Highly recommended.

[@tornadoe13]

One of my one time neihbours had a corgieXretriever. Top half was retriever and legs where corgi. He always wore bowties. RIP red

[@roxannehale1386]

My Welsh Chihuahua mix is a joy. She is a rescue so I don't know her first 3, 4 years. But she is not destructive, I can leave her for hours. Only problem she is overly protective of dogs and all people, not just me, so the dog park is a challenge. But she loves to run and play with the packs. Sheding for sure. Loving and cuddling yes, and sleeps in late when I need it.

[@ChiliKatsuRamen]

went to a Corgi Caffe yesterday, they're really super smart!

[@danp5073]

"Robust food drive"-Yup i watch my corgi remove food from my lab mix by going in his mouth

[@UmbraKrameri]

Our trainer told us to skip breakfast before coming to puppy school. I just don't do it because she has the same food drive after eating as before. X'D

[@EricHoCorgi]

Corgis are life

[@MerleMcDowell]

I had 5 since 1989, 2 cardis, 3 pems. Despite popularity they are NOT for everyone. They can be very destructive if left alone too long or often and their teeth can destroy a Kong toy. They are very smart but are independent and can be stubborn. Training will take some time. They need high end dog food as they have sensitive stomachs and become dangerously overweight quickly. They can develop back problems if overweight or injury, none or very few stairs & no jumping from high places. No small children, corgis herd and body slam when they play & can knock them down, older children best. They shed A LOT!!! You will eat and wear dog hair, get a good vacuum & get used to it. They are prone to skin problems in warm weather and climates and need A/C. higher vet bills. They are barkers and its loud & sharp. Them and you will do best with a backyard. They live 12-15 years. You will pay today from a good breeder $1200-2000. If this is ok for you even if your situation changes, great. If not, please look further. I dont want to see them showing up in shelters like many other breeds have.

[@crystalfolse3208]

Thanks

[@carriecompton2457]

I love corgis so much

[@theconsciouscorgi2103]

Very good video. One thing I will say is that they do very well in pairs. They do need LOTS of exercise . Very smart and overall the best of all dogs .

[@178laaleros]

So cute❤❤

[@carriecompton2457]

I love them

[@BridgetKF]

Heh, we had to "puppy proof" our house with our corgi-mix around. Otherwise she would be quite destructive. I work at home, so I'm able to play with her during my lunch break and my 15 minute breaks. And we have LOTS of toys so she's always got something to play with and chew on at all times. And we throw the ball for her constantly. And OH does she love to RUN!! LOL It makes me very happy that I have a large, fenced in, yard so she can go outside and play with her toys, once the weather is good enough.

[@gjhoward]

My corgi is definitely a barking, shedding machine. We still love him though. LOL

[@kristin-happytexan]

I just now saw a blue-eyed PWC online. (I think the place it's in is a pet store. Bellaire, Texas). I didn't know any of them ever had blue eyes. It's so cute! I always think of a Tasha Tudor painting whenever I see one of these dogs. She always said they were whimsical dogs, and they were the only breed of dog she ever had. Unfortunately, I don't think one would fit well with our family. They need too much exercise. (I live on 2 acres, but we have a HUGE problem around here with ant beds that we can't get rid of. I'd worry for its safety, same as I always was about our other dogs).

[@blueberrydragon2247]

I NEED A CORGI

[@Summ0ningm4st3r]

Very informative! Would love to see one on a Shiba Inu next! They are my favorite dog and I would love some tips.

[@Jen18lol]

I best describe them as “fuzzy toddlers”

[@corgiWonderlandrs]

Best decision in my life is to get two beautiful corgis , when you love them there is no cons , best dogs ever ❤

[@DayOfCasual]

1. Cardigan and Pembroke welsh corgies are not related so saying something also applies to Cardigans is a big NOPE. They have similiar builds but are in the end different lineages and breeds. 2. Big dog bark: yep, eardrum shattering in echoing chambers. 3. Love a lot of companionship: yes but teach them to take care of themselves and give them tools to fight boredom or they will want all the attention you have. 4. Love to go on a grand adventure: Yes but this is not a Husky, for average corgi a 6km walk is a lot of little steps to make, and some in good condition and mood reach up to 10km. Not saying the dog won't have fun but just don't overwork your corgo-panion. 5. Obedience instructions: Hugely crucial. Corgi's were breed to be left alone and take care of the cattle autonomously, so they don't really threat your commands as orders, more like guidelines, unless you train them really intensively; they just feel they're right most of the time. Not an easy dog breed to train too because of this. 6. Following you in your house whenever you go: Do not ever put your corgi on the table, it's gonna turn into carpet until you give it a good cleaning 7. Corgi is not similiar to German Shepherd in behaviour or required care, they are indeed related a little but don't just compare one to another. 8. Don't like to be alone for long time: My corgi will just sleep over my absence, any dog sleeps when he is alone, sometimes plays with toys. Don't think you have to check up on him every 3 hours or whatever, the longest my corgi was alone was 12 hours when I was at home and he was just fine, yawning and stretching when I opened the door. 9. Boredom turns into destruction if you don't train your dog properly. My corgi destroyed literally 0 furniture, and just some socks when he was smaller. 10. Corgi is a working breed, and thus was ready to eat farm leftovers. Still sensitiveness of their gut is a case for my dog, but I've heard other owners feed lower quality (more wheat and plant protein content) dog food and they're fine. 11. Corgi shed all year round and twice per year they just decide it's the time to POP and they will cover your floor in another layer of carpet. Be warned, without Roomba or something like this, it's really annoying. 12. Do not let them enter the bed you sleep in per 11. You're gonna be eating corgi fur during sleep. 13. In terms of feeding, keep corgi's diet and calory intake pretty constant and watch their weight. Fat corgi's are really having a hard time to lose some fat. 14. Corgi's are loud and are bark machines, they will be loud no matter what you do because it's the way they alert you that something's wrong. It's a herding dog guarding behaviour. 15. Corgi will absolutedly try to exploit any rules you don't keep consistent.

[@spiritual_lifecoach_vab]

Corky (1yr female Pembroke Corgi) is the smartest pup I've ever seen! she learns thing instantly.. they really pay attention she would rather have love and praise vs treats at times... I swear it's like these dogs can understand every word you say it's actually kind of freaky lol... I keep close on my Corgi at all times little t-shirts or dresses because of the shedding and change her daily and brush her at least three times a week that's probably the only con really but if you keep up with the grooming it's not more than most dogs but like I said you have to keep up with the brushing and grooming multiple times a week or you will truly have piles of hair everywhere I Love My Corky so much she is the most lovable smart intelligent dog I've ever seen

[@abbyledbetter4151]

Oh yea they are very curious. My Corgi Georgie loves to watch me wrap presents and crochet 😂

[@roxannehale1386]

Yes, it used to freak me a little as she watched, more like studied, my every move. Hilarious.

[@abbyledbetter4151]

@@roxannehale1386 Exactly!

[@YeshuaisYahwah]

Loud bark.yes Chaseing around the cat.yes high energy.yes Cuddle bug.yes Trying to go home with others.yes Social butterfly.yes None stop shedding.yes Crazy.yes To smart for there own good.Absolutely

[@elinf6313]

Lol ! I have cardigan and gonna get another corgi in August!

[@kazumimizuki8207]

How do u get them? And how long did u wait for a corgi? :)

[@elinf6313]

@@kazumimizuki8207 well u just search up “cardigan corgi breeders” or “pembroke welsh corgi” and website will come up. U can wait up to 1-3 months to get them. Most of the time u have to drive to a place about 1 hour away to get them (that’s what I did!) :)

[@andyryooable]

If you don't mind shedding. I miss my baby T.T

[@KKUNIQUE.]

Thanks for the video! I might get a corgi in 1 or 2 years that I know they are good in small houses and other animals!

[@thestupid7281]

They are good in other animals???

[@queenandcorgis]

Whoever created this has not met my parents corgi 🤣

[@MBuliveivari]

This video is spot on! Me and my wife have second pembroke going. I could not find a single flaw in this video, and that's rare :D Older died at 13 couple years back, Pippa goes like mf at age 9 atm :)

[@MBuliveivari]

Found one mistake looking at this again. In Finland atleast corgis are mostly with nice good long tail.

[@johncombs7239]

Have a Cardigan Corgi and we had a female Cardigan with blue eyes the got along terrific unfortunately our girl drowned in a pool. Then we got a pembroke they don’t fancy each other

[@justinkalior666]

My corgi is almost a year old and he’s more interesting in playing then being pet. Sometime I just wanna chill and pet him but he would rather find a toy to play tug of war with. Idk if he will enjoy being pet in his later years.

[@nancyorellana8165]

Wow Corgi dog😊😂😂😮😅😊😂😂❤❤❤❤❤

[@moody9812]

Are they loud?

[@pexie7755]

pro: They are THICC

[@madirishgirl76]

Pexie no they are not thick take it you are not a corgi owner I am I've trained my corgi no problem

[@roxannehale1386]

Question: if you shave them down will that cut the future sheding? Had a Pomeranian that was so matted she had to be shaved, she shed 1/4 of what my other Pom sheded, that was for years after. Theory its the undercoat that grows slowly and outgrows the outer coat? Though I don't find the shedding a problem, people with dander allergy might.

[@neurotic-hobbit]

When I got my Corgi she was so matted and dirty I had to shave her down. Best decision I made regarding her but unfortunately no it doesn't really cut down on the sheading just delays it. My old girl just turned 13 and acts like a puppy because she's has no extra hair. I try to keep her shaved prerrt short to keep her comfortable in her senior years :)

[@MrCarolineiscool]

We’ve had many generations of corgis, and some have done better with shaving than others. A red pembroke we had, we shaved him every summer (were in the swamp and it’s HOT), and his coat grew back just fine albeit with no positive improvement in shedding. However we shaved one of our tricolor pembrokes and it took forever for his coat to grow back right. I think all in all I would recommend not shaving if possible.

[@philstaab7420]

is everyone just gonna ignore the fact that there was a person in full tactical kit with a corgi? ARE WE IGNORING A TACTICORG?

[@watchfan6180]

How popular are they?

[@bruno_citlau6805]

My family lost a dog named bear recently, And my birthday is coming up on may 19th, Now My family are gonna discuss This with me, now if they say yes I need some name suggestions

[@charleehavens8107]

the voice: h a o m e

[@photobya4]

the tail is only “non existent” in countries where tail docking is still allowed 🥶 whilst some are born with a natural bobtail most have a tail (and keep it in the UK where docking is banned but it’s still standard to amputate it in the US, Canada etc…)

[@ryn4710]

How are they with cats?

[@slimsgaming8253]

I have a corgi mixed with lab

[@maxford2357]

I hear corgis often do resource guarding

[@Al3e3x]

Cons; *Insert nothing here* Pros ( or whatever is that ); - HONF ( a sound of my corgi ) 🤩✨ -the ✨smile ✨ they do 😍 -THEY 😍🤩🥴✨ -THEYRE CUTE CHONKS 😍🥰 - EVRYTHING ELSE 🥴

[@ckinggaming5bucketmadness766]

The cons of all pets is that they die before you

[@riseoftheinfinite8800]

Best dog ever besides a German shepherd. They’re a big dog in a small body. Edited: you just said that too haha

[@MANSIKKARAHKA-jx5cm]

i wishd id had 3 corgis mandi. jade and otto

[@fdfyujmjjuogdy9564]

😍😍😍💛💛🍀

[@FamilyRudy]

What about the Cardigan Welsh Corgi? ... the older Corgi. This video is so misleading since they mention the Cardigan only once and give information that is Pembroke-specific. Cardigans have tails, in fact it's the breed standard.

[@annakonda6289]

Most Pembrokes are also born with tails. Only a small percentage is natural bob tail. Sadly the US allows docking. Most other countries don't.

[@FamilyRudy]

@@annakonda6289 it's not even so much that the US allows docking, that's the breed standard for Pembrokes. Most Pembrokes I've seen, even from other countries, still have the docked tail. I think it's sad to dock the tail, though, hence why I got a Cardigan.

[@annakonda6289]

@@FamilyRudy You haven't been to many countries, then. In most European countries, for example, docking is forbidden. It's not a requirement for the FCI.

[@m.g7460]

Tail docking is necessary for working herding dogs. Corgis are herding breeds.

[@FamilyRudy]

@@m.g7460 it's actually not necessarily required for working. Cardigans herd and work with tails just fine.

[@jamesharrigan2244]

The lifespan is a joke if you don't pay attention to what they're eating most of them will develop diabetes and only live up to 8 to 10 years be careful guys pay attention to what you're feeding your dogs...

[@roxannehale1386]

Mine is 15. But I watch her weight and monitor snacks carefully.

[@UmbraKrameri]

Every dog breed have a shorter life span if kept improperly.

[@jennsmith5089]

Why is there a basenji in this video?

[@cockerspanielworld]

Editing error

[@AboveInShadow]

I hate computer voices..lol

[@PhazonBlaxor]

Me too. They've gotten a lot better over the years, but still sound robotic.

[@master.710.]

why am i not seeing any comments about the woman shaking the corgis paw while in full army gear and a assault rifle?

[@iseeyou3976]

destruction most of the time to my corgi is taking a s*** in the house

[@madirishgirl76]

Giratina spend more time with your corgi that will stop any destruction in your house

[@iseeyou3976]

@@madirishgirl76 makes sense

[@kellybestall4422]

Dunno if i could take this seriously as thèy show a basenji

[@joeltorres2706]

Those dogs are strong tho my mom had one and she beat the hell out of a American bully

[@dennisprow7576]

All pros no cons 😁

[@jacobjett801]

Only pros!🤷🏽‍♂️

[@namelessentity5851]

A Canine that shows affection/happiness by twerking. Nature is full of surprises.

[@BigErnMcCracken777]

1:00 what’s up with that happy lady with the silenced assault rifle very happily petting the corg🤣🤣🤣. Is that an assault corgi for the British special forces?

[@joel7626]

lol, uh Corgis do indeed have tails.

[@BUTLINN]

No tail because it’s cut off

[@Direwolf181]

Pembroke Corgi naturally don't have tails

[@frolickinglions]

@@Direwolf181 That's not true. A very small percentage are born with a bobtail. The majority have a glorious long tail. In the US, they cruelly dock the tail for no good reason.

[@oakleyandrhys]

@@frolickinglions my corgi has a lovely long tail, cutting them off should be illegal!

[@suzanne529]

My Pembroke corgi was born with a bob tail, it is about 3 inches long and he is 5 months old.

[@madirishgirl76]

@@Direwolf181 yes they do I have 1a d she has a tail excuse you

[@saddleridge4364]

Any really intelligent dog will get bored easily. If they are smart , they need to be occupied. Please don't get a high energy, really intelligent dog, if you are away from home most of the day... or night. Look for a more laid back dog that likes to sleep or low energy. If you match your lifestyle to the dog you are looking for, much more chance at happiness for both of you.

[@lathenfarmer2129]

Where are the cons?🤔

[@someguy9737]

They can be extremely stubborn, loud and need lots of exercise. Also their intelligence can be a problem. Used to have a corgi as a family pet, great dog but hated cages. On the second week of a month long road trip he broke the stitching on his soft sided crate. He also laid against the side of his metal crate for a year, so when we went to open the side door, the bottom corner popped out to about 40°. Do not underestimate their minds

[@tinahatchman7380]

How many times to you need to stress it’s a herding dog😂

[@kevinsoo633]

they can be very aggressive to other dogs.

[@dennisadorno6721]

HO YEAH!!!, One time at the park we met a very friendly and extremely large Rotwimer, my little girl was not very happy when I pet the Rotwimer and went after him....Davey vs. Goliath....:)

[@Rickardio_]

"This breed's butt is in the shape of a heart." Doesn't show a single frame of said heart-shaped butt. Fail.