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Essential characteristics to consider when breeding these royal herding companions
12-13 years
Generally healthy breed
Bold, Friendly
Big dog personality
Discover what makes Welsh Corgis exceptional breeding companions and why they're treasured by royalty worldwide
Welsh Corgis combine centuries of herding brilliance with the heart of a giant. Their low-riding design allows them to nip at heels while avoiding kicks, making them the perfect cattle herders.
Years of herding heritage
Royal favorites create confident companions
Their food enthusiasm becomes your training superpower! Ranked #11 in dog intelligence, Corgis combine problem-solving brilliance with eager-to-please attitudes.
Their unique low-riding build isn't a limitation - it's brilliant engineering! This design allows them to dodge kicks while herding, making them incredibly efficient workers.
Watch a Corgi with children and you'll see herding instincts transform into loving protection. They naturally keep family members together, gently "counting" everyone to ensure no one strays.
Breeding preserves centuries of Welsh herding excellence
These exceptional traits make Welsh Corgis one of the most rewarding breeds for families and breeders alike
Follow these essential guidelines for responsible and successful Welsh Corgi breeding
Patience ensures excellence! Complete health testing including back evaluation creates champion bloodlines. Healthy Corgis enjoy working and breeding into their golden years.
Comprehensive testing creates thriving bloodlines
Once per year maximum
4-5 litters lifetime
Skip at least one heat cycle
Corgis excel as devoted mothers! Experienced veterinary partnerships ensure smooth deliveries.
Home Modifications
Ramps and steps prevent jumping
Weight Management
Lean physique reduces spine stress
Proper Lifting
Support chest and hindquarters
Smart care strategies ensure comfortable, active lives for these low-riding herders!
PRA Testing
Both RCD3 and PRCD variants
DM Testing
Promotes lifelong mobility
Breed Verification
Pembroke vs Cardigan lineage
Genetic knowledge empowers breeding decisions for healthier generations!
Food Motivation
Use for positive training
Herding Drive
Channel into activities
Early Socialization
Prevents heel nipping
Mental Stimulation
Smart dogs need challenges
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Modern health testing and smart care strategies empower you to create vibrant, healthy Corgi bloodlines that thrive for generations
Ramps and steps keep backs healthy! Proper weight maintenance ensures comfortable, active lives.
PRA Testing
Both RCD3 and PRCD variants tested
Annual Eye Exams
CERF/OFA certification ensures health
Your testing creates perfect sight for life
Celebrates their sturdy structure! Excellent-rated parents ensure joyful herding.
Optional but recommended for complete joint health assessment.
DM genetic testing empowers smart breeding! Understanding genetics helps create Corgis who stay active throughout their golden years.
Your knowledge creates mobile seniors
Von Willebrand's testing ensures safe medical care! Your proactive testing means Corgis can receive any needed care with complete confidence.
Ensures safe surgeries and procedures
Their food enthusiasm makes training easy! This becomes your superpower for creating fit, agile Corgis.
Your guidance creates athletic champions
By combining comprehensive health testing with smart home modifications, you're creating a future where Corgis thrive despite their unique build. Each thoughtful breeding decision honors their herding heritage while ensuring comfort and longevity.
Your smart care creates thriving generations
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Get answers to common questions about breeding Welsh Corgis responsibly
Comprehensive testing ensures thriving Corgis! Hip evaluations celebrate sturdy structure. PRA testing (RCD3 and PRCD) maintains bright vision. Von Willebrand's testing ensures safe medical care. DM testing promotes lifelong mobility. Annual eye exams confirm ongoing health. Additional tests like EIC and elbow evaluations add extra confidence. Your thorough approach creates healthy herding champions!
Their unique build creates the perfect low-riding herding machine! Smart care strategies like ramps, proper weight maintenance, and supportive handling ensure comfortable, active lives. Many Corgis work and play happily into their teens with proper care. Your education about back-friendly homes and activities empowers families to enjoy every moment with these remarkable herders. Their sturdy structure, when properly supported, allows them to excel at their original purpose!
Two wonderful varieties bring double the joy! Pembrokes (25-30 lbs, traditionally tailless) offer slightly smaller companionship, while Cardigans (34-38 lbs, with tails) provide a bit more dog to love. Both excel at herding with their low-riding efficiency. Each variety has unique charm - Pembrokes with their fox-like faces and Cardigans with their larger, more substantial build. Your choice depends on which royal companion speaks to your heart!
Corgis make wonderful family guardians! Their herding instincts transform into protective, watchful care over children. With positive training, heel-nipping becomes gentle guidance, and their 'big dog personality' creates confident, devoted companions. They excel with children who understand their working heritage. Early socialization channels their herding drive into appropriate play and protection. Families love how Corgis keep everyone together - it's endearing to watch them gently 'count' family members!
Degenerative Myelopathy is progressive spinal disease causing hind leg paralysis. Genetic test available. Usually starts around age 8. No cure - progresses to paralysis. Test all breeding dogs. Two carriers produce 25% affected puppies.
Long backs and short legs make Corgis prone to IVDD (disc disease). Jumping on/off furniture risks disc herniation. Use ramps, stairs. Disc surgery costs $5,000-10,000. Prevention through weight control, core strengthening.
Separate breeds! Pembrokes have no tail, fox-like features, smaller size. Cardigans have long tails, larger/rounder ears, heavier build. Different origins - Pembrokes from Spitz, Cardigans from Teckel. Don't interbreed varieties.
Corgis can adapt to apartments but bark excessively. Bred to alert while herding. Require training to control barking. Need daily exercise despite short legs. Not ideal for noise-sensitive buildings. Better with yard access.
Strong herding instinct causes nipping at heels, especially children. Natural behavior but must be redirected. Can cause injuries, liability issues. Require training from puppyhood. Not ideal for families with young children unless well-trained.
Corgis gain weight easily with big appetites for small dogs. Obesity worsens back problems, joint issues. Strict portion control essential. Many owners overfeed due to begging. Maintain lean body condition for health.
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