The Welsh Corgi, the Pembroke and the Cardigan, are known to be descendants of dogs from the British Isles around the 9th century AD. They are believed to be brought there by the Scandinavian raiders. The dogs were then breed with the native dogs....

They are small in stature but big in heart. Developed to work on farms the Pembroke Welsh Corgi retains their herding instincts but can do more than herd. "Cruiser" completed the requirements for Tracking dog, Tracking Dog Excellent" and "Variable...

Description: The Pembroke Welsh corgi is a stocky dog with short legs, which gives it the look of a large dog but is, in fact, obviously a small dog. They would normally have their dew claws removed. They are often born with no tail and it is popu...

There are a number of differences between these two breeds starting from the early beginnings where some people have said that the older Cardigan Welsh Corgi's were from Cardiganshire, possibly brought there by the Celts in 1200BC. While the P...

The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is a fascinating and robust pooch. Although only 10 to 12 inches high at the shoulder, this little breed packs a punch. They were originally designed to herd cattle, sheep and other livestock. Their shortness was key a...

Corgis are beautiful, high spirited, energetic little dogs that make great pets. Most people are unaware that there are two quite different breeds of Corgis in existence. The Cardigan Welsh Corgi and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi share common breeding ...

One of the most unique looking members of the dog family, Corgis have often been compared to foxes. This is due to their stocky frames, pointy ears and long snouts. In reality, the Pembroke Welsh Corgi is a member of the herding family having ...

Description: The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is a small, low-slung dog that weighs between 28 and 30 pounds for the dog, and 25 to 28 pounds for the bitch. This dog stands 10 to 12 at the withers for both sexes. The coat of the Corgi is made up of hard, ...

It is said that the Welsh Pembroke Corgi was introduced to Wales by Flemish weavers. However, like many breeds of dogs it's exact beginnings is unknown. What is known about this beautiful little dog is that it is a favorite of Queen Elizabeth II. ...