Description
Hello there! I'm Susie a beautiful Welsh Corgi Pembrooke puppy! These puppies have a Mom that weighs around 21 pounds and a dad that weighs around 25 pounds! Susie is the perfect addition to any family. Don't miss the opportunity to bring home this delightful Corgi puppy! I'm well socialized and ready to fit into your family! I would love to fill your home with all of my puppy love! I have been vet checked, microchipped and I am up to date on vaccinations and dewormings and will come with a one year genetic health guarantee! Call or text anytime to make me the newest addition to your family and get ready to spend a lifetime of tail wagging fun! See our website @www.fivestarpups.com
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Shipping information.
We use a local shipper if needed that ships right to your house if needed. The puppies generally arrive on Tuesday night or Wednesday East of the Mississippi and Wednesday through Friday West of the Mississippi. The shipper takes Venmo, Paypal or cash and that can be paid at delivery.
Deposit Information.
My usual deposit is $200 with a credit card on my website through Stripe or Venmo whatever you prefer, then the balance can be paid at delivery in cash, Venmo or Paypal.
Puppy Information
Will come with vaccination records, vet check, a bag of food and a one year genetic health guarantee.
Expected Weight 20-25 pounds
Great family pet and well socialized
Fun facts about Corgis!
They remind me of a larger dog but on tiny legs!
I love so much about them - their cute smile and wiggly butts. They are friendly, energetic, smart and simply adorable!
I’ve had a few opportunities to have Corgis join me for a dog photo shoot in Toronto and had so much fun doing it!
The word "corgi" means "dwarf dog" in Welsh. Quite appropriate, I think, for this cute pet measuring just 10 to 13 inches in height!
There are two distinct breeds, the Pembroke Welsh Corgi and the Cardigan Welsh Corgi. So how do you tell the difference? The Pembroke does not have a tail, usually accomplished by tail docking, although some are born that way, and has pointy ears. Cardigan Welsh corgis have rounded ears and a longer tail.
Corgis were originally used as herding dogs, going back as early as the 10th century. In those days, pastures were considered common land and there were no fences. In order to keep a farmer’s cattle together and separated from other herds, corgis would nip at their legs to herd them. This makes them heelers and their small stature and agility, along with them being low to the ground, means that they could do their job effectively without getting trampled.
Corgis have a double coat of hair, which makes them great dogs for our cold Canadian winters. However this also comes with a disadvantage. They lose a layer in the warmer seasons when the softer undercoat sheds causing a lot of hair in the house! Get those vacuum cleaners ready if you want to get a Corgi.
They have a long history. Cardigans are among the oldest herding breeds and over 3,000 years old! They were introduced to Wales by Celts around 1200 BCE. The Pembroke is believed to have been introduced by Flemish weavers from around the 10th century.
This is one of the most amusing facts about Corgis: Some people say that The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is an “enchanted dog” beloved by fairies. Legend has it that at night the magical creatures were kept hard at work pulling fairy coaches and herding cattle for fairies
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