Description: The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is a small, low-slung dog that weighs between 28 and 30 pounds for dogs and 25-28 pounds for bitches. This dog is 10-12 at the withers for both sexes. Corgi layer consisting of a hard, waterproof coat. normal coat color of this dog can be red, black and tan, sable and fawn, all with or without white extends over part of the muzzle, chest, legs and stomach. The Corgi has a long, pointed snout and upright ears. The legs of the dog are very short and reflect its beginnings as a cattle breed dog where the short leg kicks are allowed to escape. Pembroke Welsh Corgi is sometimes born tailless, and sometimes has a tail docked. It is also known as Welsh Corgi, or simply as a Corgi. Pembroke Corgi can live for 15 years.
History: Pembroke Welsh Corgi is an old breed, dating from the 11th century where they were developed to herd cattle, horses and sheep. They were brought to England at the time of weavers from Flanders and is still used as breeding dogs and protectors of the farm and home. Growing Skipperkes, Pomeranians, Keeshonds, a Swedish Vallhunds manufactured dog we know today as the Pembroke Corgi. charming Welsh legend that has developed a vile dogs to pull their small carts, or used as a mount when riding into battle. They are determined by a separate breed from the Cardigan Welsh Corgi in 1934.
Temperament: Pembroke Welsh Corgi is often called "Little Dog Big Dog's suit". It is a bold and confident little dog who becomes a devoted human companions. This dog is a good dog around children and would enjoy playing with them. It is a lively and active dog who is in his best interacting with his family. He will be the best along with other dogs if properly socialized with them. They are good watchdogs and will bark at the first sign of an intruder.
health problems: Pembroke Welsh Corgi is a pretty healthy breed dogs. One of the main problems that may arise from the back trouble. It was long back can be the subject of arthritis and disc problems. Some back problems can be avoided by making sure that your Corgi maintain their proper weight. It can also suffer from hip dysplasia.
Grooming: As a short-haired breeds, Pembroke Welsh Corgi does not require extensive grooming to keep their hair in good shape. a good brushing twice a week to remove dead hair and distribute natural oils coat evenly. Ears should be checked and cleaned if necessary, a note on the teeth will help prevent tooth decay.
Living Conditions: The Pembroke Welsh Corgi began as a breeding dog, this little dog still needs a lot of practice. They love to play and walk with his human family that will suffer if kept outside for long periods. This dog can live outside during the winter. Pembroke Welsh Corgi and live happily in an apartment until enough exercise is provided.
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