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Country of Origin, History of Pembroke Welsh Corgis
The Pembroke Welsh Corgi and the Cardigan Welsh Corgi are the 2 types of Welsh Corgis. The Pembroke and Cardigan breeds were basically interbred until about 1930. They may have been taken to Wales by the Vikings in the 800s or the Celts in about 1200 BC. “Corgi” is the Celtic word for dog. It may also be that the Flemish weavers took them in the 1100s.
The breed developed in Pembrokeshire, Wales, and was used to drive cattle by nipping at their heels and barking. Because they are so low to the ground, they could avoid the kicks of the cattle.
The Pembroke was a favorite of Queen Elizabeth II.
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A General Appearance of the Dog
This is a long, low, somewhat heavy dog. The Pembroke is a compact, muscular package. He has nice, straight legs, a wedge-shaped head and stand-up ears. His head looks similar to a fox’s head. The Pembroke’s happy expression is often finished with a smile (with tongue hanging out). He usually has dark eyes and a black nose. As opposed to the Cardigan Welsh Corgi, he has little or no tail.
Coat Color
The Pembroke’s coat can be red, sable, fawn, or black and tan (tri) – almost always with white markings on feet, tail, face, chest, and/or around the neck.
Coat Type
The undercoat is short to medium in length, thick and water-resistant. The outercoat is longer and slicker. The ruff around the neck is slightly thicker and longer.
Height: 10 -12 inches
Weight: 22 – 30 lbs
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Temperament
The Spanish Water Dog is an extremely intelligent, fearless, ever-active, strong, attentive, happy and well balanced versatile working dog with strong herding, hunting and guardian instincts. It is a devoted companion. It is reserved, not shy, with strangers. They can be protective and territorial.
Are they suited to families with kids?
Most of them are good with children and other animals if properly socialized.
How Active is the Breed?
This is a very energetic and active breed.
How Much Exercise Does the Dog Need at every stage of its Life?
This breed will do okay in an urban setting as they are very active inside as well as outside. They love to play and will take advantage of toys for exercise.
They do need a long walk or romp outside each day.
The coat needs a quick brushing every week or two unless it is spring or fall and they are shedding at which point they need more brushing.
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Genetic Problems
This dogs are prone to PRA, glaucoma and back disorders.
Beware of overfeeding and under-exercising as they
will get too heavy as they age and then be even
more likely to injure their backs.
Breeding the Dog and any Cautions
These dogs sometimes have trouble delivering and need a Caesarean section.
Life Span: Life span for Pembrokes is about 12-15 years.
National Breed Club
British – Welsh Corgi Club
– http://www.the-welsh-corgi-club.co.uk
US – Pembroke Welsh Corgi Club of America,
Inc. – http://www.pembrokecorgi.org
Other Recognition: CKC, FCI, AKC, UKC, KCGB, ANKC, NKC, NZKC, CCR, APRI, ACR
Rescue link: www.pembrokecorgi.org/rescue.html
Group: AKC Herding, KCGB Pastoral Group.
AKC Popularity Ranking: 13
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