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Hi David and Krista
I took Farina to the vet yesterday and the vet's exact words were, "she is a prefect pup". She gained a few ounces, she is now 6
1/2 pounds and is doing wonderfully. The vet also said that she had to
come from a really great and caring breeder if she came paper trained. That for me was an added surprise.
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| Breed Name: | Pembroke Welsh Corgi | | | | Origin: | Wales | | | | Height: | Males: 10 - 12 inches, Females: 10-12 inches | | | | | Weight: | Males: 25 - 30 lbs., Females: 24 -28 lbs. | | | | | Color: | | | | | | Coat: | Is water-resistant and consists of hard straight hairs. Acceptable colors are beige, red, black and tan, and there may be white markings on the neck, chest, and legs | | | | | Character: | This is an energetic dog that bonds quickly with its family. It is brave, intelligent, alert, and self-confident. | | | | | Temperment: | Pembrokes are good with children as long as they do not tease them. They are somewhat watchful around strangers, but not suspicious. Occasionally they can be domineering over each other. | | | | | Care: | The coat should be brushed occasionally to remove dead hair. | | | | | Activity: | The Corgi has an abundance of energy. Three short walks a day will not suffice. It enjoys games of catch and other activities where it can develop agility skills. | | | | | Description: | Pembroke Welsh Corgis are obedient and good house dogs with affectionate natures. Corgis are, as a rule, intelligent, alert and wary of strangers, making them very good watchdogs. Though known for their bark being worse than their bite, they do have a tendency to nip at the heels of people and should be trained as a puppy to eliminate that trait. Pembrokes require companionship and without it may develop undesirable methods of seeking attention. |
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