Description: The Cardigan Welsh Corgi is low to the ground and a long dog. The head is in good proportion to the rest of the body, with a flat skull but is rounded and tapered. The muzzle is parallel with the skull. They have a black nose, in the ...

Today, a Cardigan Welsh Corgi is a breed used for companionship, and proud owners know all about the protective, loyal, affectionate nature of these little canine buddies. While the breed does not require a large amount of exercise, they do benefi...

// The Cardigan Welsh Corgi is a good choice for an apartment or home. She can get by in an apartment as long as they can look forward to brisk walks. She is a good watch dog and a good guard dog but may tend to bark quite a bit. They are genera...

Health issues: The Cardigan Welsh Corgi breed can have back disorders; these can be exaggerated by weight gains, so watching their weight is important. They are prone to PRA and can get glaucoma. It's important to make sure your Corgi is properly ...

Group: Herding Weight: Male: 25-30, Female: 24-28 lbs Height: Male: 10-12, Female: 10-12 inches Overview It is only for 70 years now that the Cardigan Welsh Corgi and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi have been regarded as separate breeds. There are severa...

Cardigan Welsh Corgi dogs, more popularly know as Corgis were used as cattle dogs in England as early as the 1920's. Though often confused with the tailless Pembroke Welsh Corgi, Cardigan Corgis have their own set of characteristics that make ...

This dog is indeed a big dog in a small package. The cardigan Welsh corgi is long in length and short in height and has short legs. The tail on this dog is short and naturally docked. Overall; this dog looks similar to a fox. Moreover, this breed ...