Everything about Corgis — from the history of the breeds and legendary kennels to genetics, behaviour and modern cynology. Research, archival discoveries, practical experience and everyday life with dogs — from our kennel.
08-Oct-2026
Life with CorgiHealth and careAbout the breedPuppy Owner's Guide
Pricked ears are one of the most recognizable features of a corgi. But a small puppy doesn’t necessarily look like the adult dogs you see in photos right away: one ear may be up while the other is down, both may go up and then flop again, and sometimes a puppy will spend a few days walking around with a completely comical “antenna” on top of their head. When should the ears go up? Do they need help? And if they do — how can you tape them safely? Let’s sort it out.
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Education and developmentLife with CorgiPuppy Owner's Guide
Bringing home a puppy is not only exciting — it also requires some preparation. Many future owners buy half the pet store, only to discover that many of those things remain unused. Others forget something truly important and end up searching for it late at night after the puppy’s first accident. Let us look at what is genuinely worth preparing in advance and what can safely wait.
Read more04-Aug-2026
Life with CorgiHealth and carePuppy Owner's Guide
Houseplants make a home feel cozy, but far from all of them are safe for dogs. This is especially true for puppies, who explore the world with their teeth and may want to taste leaves, stems, or even the soil in a flowerpot. In this article we’ll explain which popular houseplants can be dangerous for dogs, which ones are better replaced with safer alternatives, and what to do if your pet still managed to eat part of a plant.
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