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Bananachin posted:Here's my old boy Roger 
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 Here's Fitzgerald in his favorite spot. The groomer went kinda nuts and shaved him instead of just a trim, gonna be a few months before it all grows back.
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Apr 14, 2017 20:58
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Good dogs. All of them. Good dogs.
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Sir Tonk posted:Here's Fitzgerald in his favorite spot. The groomer went kinda nuts and shaved him instead of just a trim, gonna be a few months before it all grows back. Mines still got a spot on her back from where they shaved her too short and the furs not growing back proper.
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Apr 14, 2017 22:34
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Sir Tonk posted:
He still looks like a good boy, though.
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Apr 15, 2017 05:57
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 Panda at work a few weeks ago testing out a wagon.
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Apr 16, 2017 22:04
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I Might Be Adam posted:
I worked one weekend during crunch time when my wife was out of town. I didn't want to leave Waffles at home alone all day, so I brought her into the office with me. I put up a baby gate in the doorway to my office and she napped in her bed that was sitting next to my bookshelf. It worked out really well until the cleaning lady started vacuuming in the hallway. Once the vacuum fired up, I suddenly had a panicked corgi hiding under my desk and looking up at me with terrified eyes...
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Apr 17, 2017 16:15
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Tegan is 8 today, and has spent half of her life trying to eat this dumb hat.   
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Hobold posted:Is it a normal corgi thing for them to have a lot of extra skin on their back, like cat levels of extra skin? Nobody else answered so I'll say that my half-corgi mess does have some extra skin on his back. It's mostly just below his neck, but it doesn't really look abnormal. Can't really tell until you actively look for it / grab it with your hands.
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Trabant posted:Nobody else answered so I'll say that my half-corgi mess does have some extra skin on his back. It's mostly just below his neck, but it doesn't really look abnormal. Can't really tell until you actively look for it / grab it with your hands. Thanks. Mines got it around her neck, but the bit on her backs like what you'd see on a cat. Its noticeable when she lies down as it kinda pools beside her.
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Apr 17, 2017 21:06
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Hi all, so excited to find out we have a Corgi thread! Let me catch every one up on my little waddle-butt. Click for full size.   
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hendersa posted:Hooray for work corgis! Panda goes to work with when I'm not in school. She's gotten real comfortable with the office and everyone in it over the past few years but she refuses to not be by my side for very long. She waits outside the bathroom for me. More offices should be dog offices. Everyone enjoys her company. Dogs are great.
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Apr 20, 2017 04:51
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Lola herds my sons dinosaurs. Its hilarious to watch.
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Apr 20, 2017 05:24
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My boyfriends dog Destin visiting Battleship Texas
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Apr 23, 2017 19:13
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Man, I haven't been down there in years. Should go before it gets hot again.
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Apr 24, 2017 17:15
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We spent some time outside in the backyard this weekend. 
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Apr 24, 2017 20:17
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Today Lexi got herded hardcore by a Cardigan. She had no idea what was happening and had no idea why this dog was barking so much. It was funny to watch. I'll try to get some pics next time it happens 
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Apr 24, 2017 23:49
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 Alwyn is trying to make me jealous about his food. Also interesting, despite him being pure Corgi Cardigan, the ears stayed down even after more than a year.
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Oooo a blue merle  If their ears are big it can be tough for them to come up on their own, especially when they are little and teething and low on calcium, which helps keep the ears up. Our breeder gave our cardi a lovely duck tape crown to get her ears up because they hadn't started to rise by 5 months or so. I got the impression that there was a 'critical period' for propping ears up which makes it difficult to do so when they are older but I'm not a dog doctor or anything so I don't know if that's actually true. hendersa posted:We spent some time outside in the backyard this weekend. Adorable
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Apr 25, 2017 20:36
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Crossposting from Dogges because I think these are both the best thing everComfyPants posted:Random imgur dogge.
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Apr 25, 2017 22:44
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matureaudiencesonly posted:Oooo a blue merle My dad did indeed try that, while I preferred trying it with some calcium carrying things to help building it, however after a bit we gave up on it, as he utterly despised the tape. Either way, now we got a blue merle with rrally cute baby ears - not the worst thing to have. 
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Nobnob posted:
Hey another Blue Merle! I'm sure you get stopped all the time too. 
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Nobnob posted:My dad did indeed try that, while I preferred trying it with some calcium carrying things to help building it, however after a bit we gave up on it, as he utterly despised the tape. Oh, that's funny! Treasure those extra-large floppy ears then Ours loved to snack on calcium chews (obviously we didn't let her indulge to the point that it was dangerous) so I think that helped a lot with keeping hers up.And yea, total grade A dog you've got there. He looks like a very good boy.
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Apr 28, 2017 00:55
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My wife spent some time yesterday planting flowers, and Waffles was busy supervising the effort:   After the flowers were all in, she spent some time relaxing on the patio:  
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hendersa posted:My wife spent some time yesterday planting flowers, and Waffles was busy supervising the effort: Grade A sploot, good supervising!
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Jun 1, 2017 06:31
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That link isn't working for me. content: my corgi/gsd/great dane mix 
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  What a difference a month makes. It seems like one day we're still waiting for spring to show up and the next it is warm enough to go for a walk in the woods and splash around in a few streams... That dog is always so patient when the kid is involved. On a side note, we've reached a new record of brushing out fifteen brush fulls of Corgi undercoat in one grooming session at our house. The last hoorah of her winter coat, maybe? When Corgis shed out their coats, they do not screw around.
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Someone once told me corgis only shed two times a year: spring through summer and autumn through winter. Tegan's neck and thighs are hairy like nobody's business.
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Jun 12, 2017 23:01
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SF Bay Area corgi con is this weekend!
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Sam never stopped shedding, and she hates when I brush her. Its a never ending battle chasing fur tumbleweeds around the house.
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Here's the lad in Southern Hemisphere autumn Two more months and I'll finally get to see this boy up close and personal again
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Hello, I haven't visited this thread since Lucy passed away last year, but I've been taking care of my sister's corgster mutt for a few months now while she's out of the country so here's a few pics:  She's a corgi-shepherd I guess. She has a corgi body (including butt) and hair but very emotive ears and coloring I haven't seen on a corgi before--and she smiles like a corgi. She's also naughty and gobbles down dead birds before I can catch her, runs really drat fast, and falls on her back for belly rubs whenever you get close to her. Y'all got Furminators for shedding? They're amazing.
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thylacine posted:Hello, I haven't visited this thread since Lucy passed away last year, but I've been taking care of my sister's corgster mutt for a few months now while she's out of the country so here's a few pics: She's adorable! Are you sure she's not just a Black-Tri, she looks all Corgster to me. EDIT: Forgot what I came here to actually post, Rosie is 1!  
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Roger practicing his gymnastics routine
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I drew this for a friend a couple days ago. She urged me to make it my first post on Twitter and it exploded a bit  https://twitter.com/BiggestTaco/status/877430726223736832
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So I've got a question concerning food. How much typically are you serving your Corgs and how many times a day usually? We kinda messed it up with Count a bit in the beginning and gave him more than he should be eating which made him gain some pounds. Since then he has gone down and yes the vet did mention that he shouldn't be eating that much period. Before I was doing like a cup a day, split between two bowls a day. I'm still not even sure what's right tbh. I'm used to having larger dogs so I suppose that's why I didn't do this the right way. Anyways my concern is that now on smaller portions Counts just always hungry and he's eating grass and sometimes poop. Our other dog used to eat grass and stuff but he was never underfed or anything. He's a lab he was always hungry no matter what. I just want to be sure that's the case here and I'm not doing something wrong with Count. I'm going to bring it up to the vet but my I just wanted to hear something from other owners. I just want to do right by Count ultimately. In better news, his itching has significantly decreased since we introduced fish oil into his diet. Bonus photos of Count. He was chilling on the passenger side seat but sometimes he just figured being on he floor is best.   Skeezy fucked around with this message at 14:40 on Jun 24, 2017 |
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Jun 24, 2017 14:36
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Tegan gets the same, 1 cup split between two meals. She still eats poop occasionally, but corgs gonna corg.
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Millions posted:She still eats poop occasionally, but corgs gonna corg. This won't stop no matter how much you feed them.
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Lmao thanks y'all it's appreciated.
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