So yeah, I love those dogs. Pembrokes, that is. I don't really like the rounder ears and the long tail of the Cardigan as much as the Pembrokes.
We have 2. I would get more, but I don't think we can handle that many dogs.
Recently we bred our older corgi, whom is the awesomest dog, evar, and she just turned 3 years old this January. Hopefully she gives us many cute corgi puppies. We won't know if she is actually pregnant until a couple of weeks later, but so far, she's been acting beside herself, in that she doesn't play as much, and just lays around with a "I don't feel good..." look on her face.
Hang in there Tia, if you're pregnant, we'll take it easy on you, and not be as "strict" on you as Cheza :)
Cheza is our younger Pembroke that we got as Tia's companion, but she's not full corgi, we just know it, because she acts so much like a terrier sometimes, and she actually has the trade mark terrier tear stains around her eyes, which true corgis don't get. Plus her chest isn't as deep and big as Tia's, which is a full bred corgi. She's just a little bit taller than the breed standard, and has smaller legs, and is a little longer.
I first found out about corgis from the anime Cowboy Bebop, and I'm sure that's where a lot of people my age found out about them, as most of the corgis that I come across is named Ein. How original?
I originally wanted to get a male corgi, with Ein's markings and all that, but alas, when we met Tia, we just had to get her.
I'll throw some pics up here in the future, or in the pet thread for all to see.
