Mine!!! Our second corgi was born 2 weeks ago. Can’t wait to bring her home in 6 weeks

@@andreakirby8537 awwww do you know were to find one!

I l.o.v.e corgis! My first one is 8 weeks old right now

Me I have be a fan of corgi of years

True Corgi fan all the way!!! 😊🥰🐶💖

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It's not necessary ive never seen pups with their ears taped up not even puppies ive bred for showing or anyone else I knew did that it's rediculous hey

My mom had one where the ear wouldn’t go up and she gave to my Grandma as a pet to replace her late basset hound, she was spayed.

I have a corgi and he still has his tail. I think they actually look better with their tails, I don't understand the need to cut them either

@@ViKm0n Most of Europe and Australia and some other have banned docking the tails. Part of the issue is that some Pembroke puppies are born without tails. Docking makes them look consistent.

Try having 4 plus a litter of 9 pups at the same time lol

dont be sad she is in better place

Thats the standard for the breed.. Same goes for Austrailian shepherds, miniature pinchers, Rottweilers, etc. It's not fair to shame the breeder for doing what is expected from AKC.

@@kelseycollins9773- There is no requirement to follow what the AKC wants. Since most dogs aren't going to be shown, it makes no sense to dock the tails or crop the ears, and frankly that should be banned in the U.S. like it is in some other countries unless there's some practical use for it. I know that for some working dogs a tail can be a liability, but if the dog's going to be a family pet then the only reason if is there's some horrible accident. I don't really believe in showing dogs or in maintaining breeds since all that does is encourage inbreeding and the perpetuation of various genetic disorders and breeds that really have no business existing anyway. I don't hate any specific dog just because they have health issues, but humans shouldn't have created breeds that can hardly breed or give birth on their own or are plagued by respiratory problems, etc. It was selfish and irresponsible of us to do that. A puppy or kitten shouldn't be born barely able to breath because some humans find their flat faces adorable, for example. They deserve better than that.

@@kelseycollins9773 That is an extremely weak justification for mutilating a dog.

@@amberkat8147 I'm glad to say that docking for non-working dogs has been illegal in the UK for some time. I know a lovely little Corgi whose tail has not been docked in accordance with UK law and she has a beautiful tail. It is delightful to see her wagging it when she sees me and the same goes for several Boxers and JRTs that I know. In reality, almost all docking is done purely for fashion. It's repulsive.

@@kelseycollins9773 Most of Europe and Australia have banned tail docking. Some Pembrokes are born without tails and docking provides consistency.

where are you getting yours ?

@@pngsoo I am from Ontario, Canada. there are SOOO MANY breeders here (:

K Z ahh lucky , can they ship to the US ?

​@@pngsoo Here's the site pembrokewelshcorgis.ca/getting-a-corgi/breeders/ I don't know about shipping from Canada to US. You could email them to figure something out. Best of luck :)

K Z thank you !!

Seek a mentor. There is alot of things that can go wrong.

Me too.

Me too, so disgusting.

@@Yrsa_in_trance disgusting?

@@abbij2009 distressing*

@@Yrsa_in_trance ohh yeah

its for prophylactic, therapeutic, cosmetic purposes, and/or to prevent injury

found it on google

@@mrHippo-ln6gi its only useful if these dogs are gonna herd cattle, which they most likely wont, so its just cosmetic bullshit

@@monke2229 yes you are right

Fortunately, I didn't watch that far thanks to your comment. Docking dogs' tails is illegal in the UK. It's a repulsive practice and the lame justifications for it are extremely weak and unconvincing reasons. It's been really good to see dogs like Jack Russells and other commonly docked dogs with tails since docking was banned. I always felt sorry for dogs wagging a little stump. I look forward to the day when no dog has to experience this mutilation.

Some breeders in the US don’t dock tails, it just depends who you get your pup from. Even so, a docked tail is a characteristic of the corgi breed. I personally don’t mind if their tails are docked or not but stop saying “don’t buy dogs without tails” when it’s a major characteristic of the breed lmao.

I realize that some dog breeds have naturally docked tails, but if they are born with a tail, why dock. It seems pointless, just a standard that humans have put on the breed. For instance Swedish Vallhunds, another herding breed, standard allows for long, stub, or no tail. Why not apply to corgis also. Most corgis are pets or show dogs anyway, no reason to dock since most don't work cattle. Besides Pems with tails are so cute.

Ouhh.. I was about saying the same ✊🏻🥺

Same. Thankfully when my corgi had her litter, my parents didn’t want to dock their tails and just kept them as they were

Wait they taped their ears?!

Omg poor things :( yes they did tape there ears

33:39 pause right there and look at the puppy with mostly black fur

That harness used to belong to the mama, i had 1 of the puppy worn it just for fun xD good luck with your Corgi. The one that you favorite turned out to be long hair corgi, just like its grandad, you can check my other vid to see how it look when grow up

Jacob it has to be done in most cases

Jacob you don’t have to cut the tail, you band them. The pups never make a peep and if done immediately after birth there is no pain or discomfort.

Most corgis get their tail docked for aesthetics and competition. It's also said they can develop spine issues later in life.. but I'm not exactly sure how it's linked to their tails. I have one and a half year old corgi and he doesn't have any problems so far from keeping his(neither does his parents). We asked to keep his because it's natural and you can see a lot more of his personality😊

Jacob originally done so whatever they were herding didn’t step on their tail and rip it off, causing them to bleed out. I still breed Corgis who herd. This is something people get hung up on, the dogs don’t. If you want a Pembroke as a pet, you can ask the breeder not to band the tail. But be prepared to pay up front the entire cost of the puppy as Pems can’t be shown with a tail.

Sometimes the tail is docked so livestock won't step on the tails

Yep, depending on the dog and breed, it can take a few months to get them to become good walkers.

puppy ears lay down because it protects the ear canal from dirt

They eventually stand mine left ear stood perfect but right took 12 weeks to eventually stand perfect

Did she survived?

Wow ,i shouldnt to have a corgi puppy but i have cats

Wow, I wish I had a corgi puppy, but I have cats

@@justdumitru8361 haha yeah she is about 4 months old now! We have a 3 yr old dog and 3 other cats, might adopt another cat too!

Because corgi without tail can get more love

@@WilfurNg What, no? My corgi never had a tail and I wished he did even tho he wasn’t born with it. Some corgis are but they still loose their tail even if they most likely still want it and can’t even do anything about it. If my dog was born with a tail I think my family would of had the chance to keep it.

It's because a corgi having a docked tail is considered a "breed standard" and it's heartbreaking.

Thats the standard for the breed.. Same goes for Austrailian shepherds, miniature pinchers, Rottweilers, etc. It's not fair to shame the breeder for doing what is expected from AKC.

@@kelseycollins9773 let's make it not a breed standard to cut the tails off. It's just unfair to the dog.

Uhm, never 🤷‍♀️

Yeah don't.

Their tails cause major back problems

「Dreamy バン」 leaving the tail on does not cause any back problems. DM (Degenerated Myelopathy) is a genetic issue in the breed. That is where the spinal issues come from. Zero to do with the tail and all to do with the breed standard which is based on the working Corgi. Pembroke Corgis were bred short to avoid kicks from cows and tails are docked to keep them from being stepped on. Hope this clears it up.

It's illegal here in the UK and there is no justification for it. It's cruel and disabling. Tails are an important means of communication for dogs and, apart from anything, tails are great. I'm glad my dog didn't have her tail chopped off. I love to see her wag it when she's happy.

Exactly, if they’re born with their tails then keep it that way- unless it’s for a medical reason.

corgis are herding dogs and if used for that purpose it is extremely dangerous to keep their tails... tails are an extension of the spine and if they get stepped on it can break the dogs back causing paralysis or death. as someone who also is a huge fan of bushy tails but lives on a farm and almost lost their last dog to getting their tail stepped on, i reluctantly had my corgi puppy’s tail docked for her own safety. but you are correct in that there’s no reason to dock it if the puppy won’t be around larger animals

@@joshuarosen6242 you're wrong. Corgis a specific herding breed. It's true its not necessary to dock if they aren't herding but their tails get docked so they don't get injured herding. Corgis in America need to have docked tails to be registered as AKC.

@@JadeHammy I'm well aware that Corgis were bred as cattle herding dogs but they are almost never used for that purpose any longer so there is absolutely no justification for mutilating them in this repugnant way. If they are required to be docked by the AKC, firstly that is no justification and secondly, it shows how much the AKC cares about dogs' well-being. Docking is wrong.

Then he went to buy some milk

I believe Pembroke Welsh Corgis are born without tails, however Cardigan Welsh Corgis are born with tails and the two are so so close together that hey get mistaken for one another after the tail is docked.

@@velvet1371 Nope, both corgis are born with tails. It's the breeder who feels the need to chop off their tails even though they won't be working on a farm

@@Pessimiist Some are born without tails. But that's no excuse to dock the rest.

WinkyTheKitty yeah they did take them to have their tails docked. Some are born with stubby tails, some (most) have long ones. It’s common to have “working” dogs tails docked. Though a lot of countries don’t allow it anymore without medical reasons. Google it a bit before commenting. Also the video said taking them to the vet to have their tails docked.

Annabel Hawksworth ok. Just saying you said that in kind of a rude way.

No just curious

In our country tail docking isn't allowed

@@nickburman3678 Never heard of any Country that had a say nor even cared that a person would want his dog's tail docked. lol