A young Pembroke Welsh Corgi puppy trotting toward the camera

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Best
Behavior?

A corgi will teach you unconditional love. Once one shares your life, the grey days get brighter — no dog can snap you out of a bad mood quite like a Larkmoor corgi.

Woof!
Corgi Is!


Originally bred to herd cattle, sheep and horses, the Pembroke Welsh Corgi is an active and intelligent dog breed. Easy to train and eager to learn, corgis are wonderful with children and other pets — and they come in four beautiful coat colors.

A tricolor corgi sitting on a lead in the park

History
& Family


Pembroke Welsh Corgis have been around since 1107 AD in some way, shape or form. They certainly did not look how they do today, but records describe a short-legged dog driving cattle across Wales.

Corgi puppies playing together indoors Daisy, a sable corgi puppy standing on a white background A very young corgi puppy resting on a white background

Food. Love.
Trainings


High energy combined with lots of smarts lends itself to mischief when the dog is not properly cared for. It is imperative that corgis receive appropriate amounts of exercise, special food, baths, care and brain activities. Be caring and responsible.

How to Train?

Short, cheerful sessions beat long drills. Reward the choice you want and your corgi will offer it again.

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Puppies
For Sale


The puppies are 3 months old. Those who share their homes with our puppies often describe them as intelligent and loyal, and, above all, possessing the desire to please their owners. Corgis are generally good with children and well-mannered in the home — a corgi is usually an exceptionally obedient dog.

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