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Guest Post Written By: Angie Hill of WoofDog.com
Traveling with any pet can be quite an adventure, but traveling with a corgi is a pretty unique experience. I recently learned this after going on a short road trip to visit friends in another state. My corgi, Orbit, was just over a year old at the time, and this was to be his longest car ride ever.
The Pembroke Welsh Corgi, or dwarf dog, is a wonderful small dog breed classified as a cattle herding dog in most Kennel Clubs. Its appearance, elongated and very peculiar, makes the Corgi an appealing breed that will raise the curiosity of most people.
Guest Post Written By: Dante F
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Life with a corgi poses some interesting challenges, especially when you’re the parent of an energetic, and always hungry, little stumper. It’s even more challenging when you’re a lazy, sleepy little sloth. Scroll-down to see 10 animated GIFS that perfectly sum up life with a corgi, as told through the eyes of Slothilda Sloth and her dog, Peanut.
Guest Post Written By: Sarah Robinson via DogStruggles.com
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With so many of the fun places to visit with dogs needing a journey to get there, cars and dogs are as closely linked as movies and popcorn. Unfortunately for those canines that suffer from motion sickness, even a short trip can leave them shaking and salivating, and breakfast making an unscheduled reappearance; which may make you think twice before setting off to explore a new park.
One of my 2017 goals for Corgi Things is to open up our blog to content creators in the community. Whether you’ve attended a corgi event and you’d like to share your experience with everyone, if you’d like to feature a rescue group that’s done a lot for corgis in need, or have some funny corgi photos to share… whatever it may be, send us a message below!