i remember watching your videos since two days ago

haha yay!

My sister and i are HUGE fans of you 😍😃

Topi The Corgi I am subscribed and notification

Topi The Corgi Hiii!! I watch ur videos and didn't know u would know Gatsby! Two of my fav youtubers! Love ya ❤❤

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I was thinking the same thing, great apartment dog, not great for the neighbors of that apartment.

Had a corgi with the ex. She (the dog) wasn´t all that well trained, but we did get her to not bark indoors relatively easily. She would still let us know people was near our front door by growling, but only rarely bark loudly... Had her for about 4 years and walked her about 2 hours each days letting her talk to all strangers, stimulation is important! :)

@@fastertove thank you for specifying which “she” you were talking about lol

I need a Corgi like that 😜

@@ContemporaryCompendium me too😂

Mine was too. The breeders said he would eat from the bowl while laying flat on the floor. "That's the one! We want the lazy one," we said.

Me all day

Mine is too. A burst of excitement for 20 sec and he is done. Lol

I hear ya. My Toby passed on in April of 2016 after almost 14 years with him. He was such a wonderful little friend.

Rest In Peace I'm so sorry ! 💖💖💖

@@timhaldane7588 My condolences to the both of you, I hope that you remember that he had a great life and that he loves you.

Brendan Lewicki i had mine for 14 years, he got into some ant posion so we had to put him down.

Hope you get better!

SJXLS Georgie you want your dog treat back? Just climb down here Georgie I have a lot of doggie snacks don’t you want some doggie snacks? Just come down here

Snake georgie is not so Food driven ;) he mostly looks at you with a expression That says ‘it THAT what u call a treat?!’

*I T* reference... Pennywise: Hey georgie, I'm the dancing clown c:

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Isn't most dogs a true loyal friend tho?

"infested" lol

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Lol lol 😂

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They’re loud, obnoxious, destructive, stubborn, annoying and heavy shedder.

Or. That they look like adorable loaves of bread

Yes and being able to go to the breeder house to see the conditions is very important. We used to breed corgis and we always allowed people to come see where the puppies grew up and the parents. :)

Corgi Mom That’s amazing you got him from a shelter :) he’s sounds adorable

😂 ikr!

My fav is his dislike of Selena Gomez 00:20 xD

Cheese Cake lol I was about to comment this

Me too

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Kaytie Buckhalt That's an interesting point. My sister has 2 corgis that are apartment dogs. They bark constantly. I have a corgi but I live on 2 acres and she spends most of her time outside chasing rabbits. She barks some outside but she only barks in the house when she has a reason to. She's an awesome dog but she seems to have decided that it's her mission in life to keep the cats in line. Fortunately my 3 cats are pretty good natured and they pretty much tolerate her without doing any damage.

While I wholeheartedly agree with you, people still have the right to get a purebred. The main thing I would say is that, if you want to get a shelter pet, then do, but if you want to get a purebred then make sure that the breeder you are getting the dog from is responsible and a reputable breeder. I've heard so many horror stories of people paying breeders on facebook and then finding out later that the "breeder" wasn't a breeder and stole their money.

Hannah Marie you're so right.

really what i was thinking, good message :D

Hannah Marie While I do agree with you and people should go to shelters to adopt pets from there, not every family CAN do that. Sometimes families require something specific (like a hypoallergenic dog for example) so they would have to find a reputable breeder for that breed. I strongly agree that you shouldn’t just find a breeder and a purebred dog just because it’s cute, though. That’s a bit shallow to me, personally, because they could’ve just gone to the shelter and saved a life instead. I think that you should always go to the shelter with the exception of times when you need to find a specific pet, when you get your first dog, and (possibly) if you have children/babies that could possibly freak/be freaked by a new dog

Mabel Liu Not all shelter dogs are the same! You can find small dogs at a shelter, big dogs, lazy dogs, active dogs, etc. I've seen everything from little poodles to huskies and labs.

I agree, but like what he said it is very hard to get a corgi that way. I've been on a waiting list for the last two years for a regional corgi adoption facility and have not heard anything. It's not like I don't have experience either, my husband and I have 2 adult corgis.

Wanda Richardson agreed. I found my dog through petfinder. It took 6 months of checking daily but ended up with a great dog that's a great fit so it was well worth it. The right one is out there and there are so many rescues that it's possible to find if you have patience

I approached several rescue organizations when I was looking for a dog, specifically a corgi since I had a couple of them growing up. 1) No rescues corgis were available in my part of the country, 2) other rescue dog organizations would not consider you without a yard (despite having an off-leash dog park at the end of my block), 3) they wanted somebody home with the dog alone no more than 4 hours a day or they would not consider you, and 4) they required an inspection of the home before you could receive the dog. It was kind of like dealing with a Home Owners Association that wanted to control your life. If you find a rescue corgi, more power to you! However, I found the rescue groups (specifically purebreds) to be unfavorable unless you have a large home, work from home / have a stay-at-home spouse, and fenced yard. But, ultimately that may be a supply/demand issue.

Jason Harron That may seem really hard but they wanna make sure that the dog gets into his now forever home. In rescues many dogs already have made some bad experiences with humans and so they need some extra care. So they just wanna make sure you are the perfect home for that dog.

I found my Stuart in one day by contacting Lakeshore Corgi Rescue, the main entity for the Midwest at the time. He was a ten month old tricolor. Of course that was pre-social media, back in December of 1999.... Back then most folks had no idea what a Pembroke Welsh Corgi was. The usual response to what Stuart was, was "A what?" We've come a long way since then. I believe PWCs were in the 30s or 40s of popularity rank. Now they are in the top twenty. I lost Stuart in March of this year. He was 19 years, one month, one week, one day. Since then I have casually looked for another rescue. I've seen several in the last month for rehoming on Facebook groups here in Michigan. So, if you are less particular about gender, age, and color, the process won't be that long.

Dave Su why lol

DragonKingGaav I’m assuming you’re on the East Coast? It’s $800 to $1,000 if you buy in the Midwest or Central. We got $2,500 for ours and we got her in PA.

I am actually on the West Coast. I've been looking everywhere. The best deal I found was $1500.

DragonKingGaav - you should join Corgi for sale or rehome group on facebook! You’ll get your corgi in no time!

Like what Charmander A said, corgis in the midwest are cheaper. The breeder I got one of my girls from still has her corgis priced at $600, and she also has a 1 year health guarantee on her dogs.

Hi Jenelle, Could you please email (abelnightroad2088@gmail.com) the contact info of the bread that you got your corgi from? Thanks!

Ambur Phillips Agreed. When we got our first corgo @lincolnvonsneakers (2yrs) he was around the $1200 range. Our breeder has since increased the prices to 2k. Significant price increase in 2 years. Though pricey they are totally worth every penny! ☺️

3k for a corgi in Colorado

We got our Kasper last year (2017) at $1,400. . We’re based in NC. At a local pet store that sells puppies, they price their corgi’s at $2300 and up + tax. Insane

I have 2 corgis, both turning 11 this year and were $500 at the time...before corgis got super popular

I have a corgi and mine was 2000 Swiss francs about 1800 € but was really hard to find plus you need to be careful where to buy them mine was from a Swiss breeder which is more controlled by the government but I know a tons of stories about puppies farms where they don't care about the dog and they use the females just to breed like a factory so it's better to visit the breeders and ask them to show you both parents and the pedigree papers of both of them so you won't have bad surprises!!

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crystalfire294 I have a corgi chihuahua mix and she is the best. I got her as a rescue.

Awww! That sounds adorable! I don't even know what my corgi a mix of, but he looks very much like a purebred cardigan corgi (though he doesn't have a long tale. Not sure if it was docked or if he is just mixed with a dog that has a short tail). He was a rescue too, so I don't really know.

mine is in my display pic. she is in a down comforter which was her favorite place to be over the winter..=) She has the chihuahua face and corgi body. She has a chihuahua tail and corgi ears..=)

Emraan Duso true dat

@Zach Carlisle As long as you use positive reinforcement, yes. They learn very quickly, especially if they know they can earn a treat, but are super stubborn when it comes to intimidation. Almost cat-like in their disdain for the word "no."

We love ours and though our first corgi was not our first dog, he was amazing. They do need a lot of attention and energy outlets so plan to spend a lot of time outside with a ball. If you can do that you're ready! Just one more thing, make sure you have them on a really good diet to go along with their exercise.

My first puppy was a corgi and I learned to take great care of her. The first time I encountered a snake she barked at it.

All dogs need love and homes, not just shelter pups. If you want to really make a difference, volunteer and donate to said shelter. You don't have to always adopt a dog. Most shelters need supplies and foster homes the most.

All dogs need love and homes, not just shelter dogs

TheRedhead1997 - That is such an obvious statement. Dogs from breeders are usually born with love and homes at the ready. For shelter dogs, it may be years before they have either. See the difference?

kelperdude if we had less people wanting bred dogs and taking shelter dogs instead, the world would be a better place

People who take the time to wait and do their research aren’t usually the ones who dump their dogs in the shelter or the ones to abuse their dogs, if everyone educated themselves and think it through long and hard before getting a dog, making sure they’re getting it from a responsible breeder who commits to their dogs, then there will be much less dogs in the shelter

Kelly Burton oh I wish! 😍

Shawn Secrets He is a Corgi, but has a similar pattern to a German Shepherd.

I.reqlly do jope u qwre kidding shawn

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Nintendogs Lover 123 ummmm get a life ... why do people with no ovalidity attack ppls spellin?

In each video he says corgi like 100 times