Welsh Corgi

Animals Unique | Welsh Corgi | Welsh Corgis are Generally Recognized as two distinct breeds, the Cardigan and the Pembroke. Beginning in 1934, the American Kennel Club Recognized as separate breeds them.

The Cardigan is the larger of the two, with larger rounded ears and a foxy, flowing tail. The Pembroke features pointed ears and is somewhat smaller in stature. Historically, the Pembroke was a breed with a natural bob tail (a very short tail). Due to the advent of docking, the trait was not aggressively pursued, focusing instead on Breeders with other characteristics, and the tail artificially shortened if need be.

Given That some countries are now banning docking, Breeders are again Attempting to select for dogs with the genes for natural bob tails. The coats of both breeds come in a variety of colors, although there are some differences Between the breeds.

Welsh Corgi Facts
Name: Welsh Corgi
Origin: Great Britain
Size: 30cm (12in)
Weight: 14kg (30lbs)
Life Span: 13 years
Group: Herd