Pembroke Welsh Corgi dog training guide - Affectionate, Smart, Alert Herding breed from Wales
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Pembroke Welsh Corgi

Also known as: Corgi, Pembroke

Origin: Wales

AffectionateSmartAlertBoldTenacious

Size

Small

Weight

11-14 kg (25-30 lbs)

Life Expectancy

12-13 years

Energy

High

Trainability

High

Barking

High

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Compatibility

Children
High
Other Dogs
High
Strangers
High
Cats
Moderate
🏢 Apartment Friendly

History & Origin

Bred in Wales for herding cattle by nipping at heels. Beloved by Queen Elizabeth II.

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Training Tips

Weight Management

Long back + extra weight = back problems

Herding Instinct

May nip heels - redirect this behavior early

Smart and Stubborn

Highly intelligent but can be willful

Common Health Considerations

Intervertebral Disc Disease

Severe

Long back prone to spinal issues

Hip Dysplasia

Moderate

Joint issues

Obesity

Moderate

Prone to weight gain

Care Requirements

Exercise Needs

1 hour daily. Walks and play, avoid jumping.

Grooming Needs

Heavy shedding. Regular brushing essential.

Drooling Level

Coat & Colors

Coat Type

Double coatMedium length

Common Colors

RedSableFawnBlack & TanTricolor

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