Pembroke Welsh Corgi
(Gizmo with an earlier litter)
All of our 2009 Corgi-Babies Have New Parents!
Congratulations to everyone; you'll find out, you can't have just one...right Lisa?
(Lisa just got her 3rd Corgi from us)
We are planning our next two litters for early spring, 2010. If you are interested in a new Corgi-baby in the future, call or email us with your name and contact information.
We always have a waiting list for our puppies.
Appearance
Like most herding breeds, Corgi's are active, intelligent, and athletic dogs despite their short legs and stocky body. The short legs may seem to be a disadvantage, but they can run and jump just as well as any other dog of comparable size. They were originally used to herd sheep, horses and cows by nipping at their heels.
Size
A Corgi is between 10 and 12 inches (25 to 30 cm) tall at the withers (tallest point in the shoulders) and weighs no more than 30 lb (15 kg); dogs in peak condition weigh about 27 pounds (12 kg) for the male and the females are about 2 pounds (1 kg) lighter.
Coat and color
Corgi's can be red, sable, fawn, or black and tan (tri-color) with or without white markings on the legs, chest, neck, muzzle, underneath, and as a narrow blaze on the head. There are technical names for these Tri Colors, and they are Black Head Tri, and Red Head Tri Color. Too much white is not acceptable for show dogs.
Corgi's have a short undercoat as well as a longer thicker overcoat. These coats shed continuously all year round, with extensive seasonal shedding occurring at least twice each year (as well as after the weaning of pups in the intact females).
Also common is a "fairy saddle" marking over the dog's withers caused by changes in the thickness and direction of hair growth. The phrase supposedly comes from mythology, with the dogs being used as steeds or carthorses for fairies, but it is possible the legend is a modern explanation that came after the term.
KT's Corgis' offer AKC registered, Pembroke Welsh Corgis
that are handled from birth...smart, easy to train, love attention
and kids, many are tri-colored (more rare) and all are adorable.
We have two females; 'Gizmo' and 'Tinker' and our dad, 'Butch'.
You are welcome to come meet our adults anytime!