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IT'S CORGI TIME!
Tell stories about your corgi! Or just express how much you love them!
>> Anonymous
one time i stuck it in its pooper.
i loves my corgi.
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>>171488
enjoy your aids
>> Anonymous
THEY'RE SO CUUUUTE
>> Anonymous
>>171494
and dumb like a brick.
>> Anonymous
needs more pics of corgis
>> Anonymous
It may just be me, but it seems that Corgi were cross-bred between Dachshunds and Chows at one point. Either way, theyre still cute as hell.
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the queen likes corgis.
>> Anonymous
>>171520
No, those are dorgis
>> newfag
I once had a corgi, but I eated it.
>> Anonymous
anyone have one? Is it easy to train em not to bark a lot?
>> AnonyVet
I have two corgis, both of which I found (to my surprise in an animal shelter). Hearts for all the corgis!
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corgis, fuck yeah!
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>> AnonyVet
>>171571
Battle Corgi
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>>171578

I LOL'd
>> Anonymous
meh corgi's suck
>> sage
>>171770
NO U
>> Anonymous
Is their herding instinct hard to train against? Wiki says it makes them nippy, especially towards children.
>> Anonymous
They're smart but stubborn dogs. You will have to be determined and to make sure that the you (the trainer) is considered to be the leader of the group (by the dog). My corgi used to herd around our beagle, but she just kicked his ass whenever she got tired of him gnawing on her ear.

They make excellent pets but you must make sure to give them plenty of outdoor space/exercise, attention, mental stimulation, shit to smell, and get some chew toys because they'll chew on anything when they are small (we have chipped tile >_>).

When they get older their backs can get pretty bad so you need to watch out and accommodate that.
>> Anonymous
I want a corgi
>> Anonymous
>>171925
me too :(
>> Anonymous
I should be getting one soon
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Animated, check it out, he's dancy.
>> Anonymous
>>172060
this is now my avatar on another board, thank you.
>> Anonymous
BUMP FOR AWESOME CORGI'S
>> Anonymous
i love that dog
>> Anonymous
>>171569
i liek peanut batter
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Picture from the first day I had mine (one year ago). She was very small when I got her, a runt too. When we stopped by a McDonalds on the way back to our home state to let her go to the bathroom but she wouldn't get far enough away from me to have room to.

Picture details how close to me she was for the first two months.

You shouldn't get a corgi if you don't have LOADS of time (and space) to play with them/bond. They will make a fantastic companion if you spend the first month or so at their side.. and you shouldn't get one if you don't want them following you from room to room.

tl;dr they follow you alot
>> Luna
>>172060
He's a maniac, maaanniiiac