Cardigan Welsh Corgi

Did you know?

The first pair of Cardigans imported to the United States (by Mrs. Roberta Bole of Cleveland,Ohio) arrived in June, 1931.

The Cardigan Welsh Corgi was admitted for AKC registration in 1935.

The Cardigan was brought to Wales by the Celts about 1200 B.C.

So you want to own a Cardigan Welsh Corgi?

The Cardigan Welsh Corgi is a handsome and powerful dog, capable of both speed and endurance.

The Cardigan's coat is medium in length, thick, and dense. The coat is known to shed. If you have a problem with hair you may want to consider another breed.

They adapt to any temperature from 20 degrees below zero to 110 above, or from a warm bed to a cold floor. Cardigans have a special affinity for children and will adapt their playing to fit a child, senior citizen or even the handicapped.

Pembroke Welsh Corgi

Did you know?

The Pembroke was brought to Wales in A.D. 1107 by Flemish weavers.

The name "corgi" comes from the Welsh language and means "dwarf dog."

The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is the smallest dog in the herding group.

So you want to own a Pembroke Welsh Corgi?

The Pembroke Welsh Corgi sheds a lot. Your pet Pembroke should be brushed thoroughly at least twice a week.

The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is an active dog who is willing and able to carry out his owner's commands in the pasture, the obedience ring, or the family home. The typical Pembroke is happy, obedient, friendly, and confident and great fun to live with.

(The above information can be found on the AKC site.)

Updated July 15th, 2004.