Corgis are known for their enthusiastic demeanor, eagerness to please, fierce loyalty, and their intelligence, making them popular among dog lovers with active lifestyles. Corgis seem like the perfect pet for anyone needing a fluffy friend, but there’s one potential problem: corgis shed. A lot.  To help keep you from drowning in fluff, here’s everything you need to know about how corgis shed, why corgis shed, and how to manage shedding: How Much do Corgis Shed? All dogs shed in some capacity, but corgis are among the breeds that shed the most. Welsh corgis and Pembroke corgis shed quite a ..read more

Corgis are short-legged, large-eared, and oh-so fluffy! These adorable little herding dogs may have been designed for life on the farm, but they’ve become iconic companion dogs beloved by everyone, even royalty.  If you own a Corgi, you know they love to run, play, and enjoy an active life, and they need the right diet to support that. Here, we’re going over the best dog food for Corgis to keep them happy and healthy their whole lives.  Corgi Nutrition Needs A Corgi’s nutritional requirements are plenty of protein, fat, and fiber. A facultative carnivore, dogs eat primarily animal ..read more

Queen Elizabeth II may have been famous for her fleet of royal Corgis, but as King Charles III assumes the throne, there will be a change to the lineup of royal dogs.  In addition to Queen Elizabeth’s Corgis, the Royal Family has also had a number of Cocker Spaniels and Dorgis, a cross between the Pembroke Welsh Corgi and the Dachshund, but these are also not Charles’ dog breed of choice. Cavalier King Charles Spaniels have also been a popular choice amongst royals (having been named for King Charles II, who was also a dog lover), but again, these won’t be joining the new king’s court. K ..read more

When you think of corgis, you think of bicolor coats and stubby legs. Add in some pointy ears, and a fluffy bum, and you’ve got a corgi! But what happens when you cross a corgi with another breed? You get something amazingly cute and delightfully unique. Today, I’ll be focusing on the cowboy corgi, a cross between an Australian cattle dog and a Pembroke Welsh corgi. Unfortunately, the cowgirl corgi is a bit too busy on the plains to show up! Meet Some Cowboy Corgis To start off, let’s meet a few examples of the cowboy corgi! These pups are gorgeous examples of the unique coloration that’s embl ..read more