Today, I wanted to mention one of my favorite dog breeds, Welsh Corgis! There are two types of corgis, the Cardigan Welsh Corgi (shown on the top left), and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi (shown on the top right). Both Corgis originated in Wales,
U.K., and the Pembroke is popular in England, U.K. because Queen Elizabeth II owns 10 of them, and keeps at least four corgis with her most of the time (shown on the lower left). But all in all, both are highly intelligent, loyal, and great herding dogs, but because of this, they tend to nip playfully at the heels.
The Cardigan Welsh Corgi varies in color, and has a short or medium length coat, and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi mainly has a coat color combination of a tan, red, caramel, or black with small bit of white here and there, and they have a thick, medium length coat, and both shed a lot.
Today, I wanted to mention one of my favorite dog breeds, Welsh Corgis! There are two types of corgis, the Cardigan Welsh Corgi (shown on the top left), and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi (shown on the top right). Both Corgis originated in Wales,U.K., and the Pembroke is popular in England, U.K. because Queen Elizabeth II owns 10 of them, and keeps at least four corgis with her most of the time (shown on the lower left). But all in all, both are highly intelligent, loyal, and great herding dogs, but because of this, they tend to nip playfully at the heels.The Cardigan Welsh Corgi varies in color, and has a short or medium length coat, and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi mainly has a coat color combination of a tan, red, caramel, or black with small bit of white here and there, and they have a thick, medium length coat, and both shed a lot.
(My family has a Pembroke Welsh Corgi, and he is the best dog we've had!)
Thanks for reading!
-Makenzie
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