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.
Read more22-Sep-2026
Health and careResponsible Dog OwnershipPuppy Owner's Guide
Your dog cut a paw, overheated on a walk, grabbed something suspicious off the ground or had a run‑in with a snake — it’s easy to panic in a situation like that. But the owner’s first actions can sometimes make a real difference. First aid does not replace veterinary treatment. Its job is not to make a diagnosis or cure the dog at home, but to keep the condition from getting worse, win some time and get the dog safely to a vet. It helps to know the basic rules in advance and keep a canine first-aid kit at home. The moment when your dog is lying in front of you and feeling very unwell is the worst possible time to start googling what to do.
Read more17-Sep-2026
Responsible Dog OwnershipPuppy Owner's GuidePedigree breeding
Raising a dog doesn’t start with the “sit” command and doesn’t end with an obedience course. A good owner learns to understand their dog, be consistent, and not be afraid to ask for help. Why a dog trainer teaches the human first, and how the first months together shape the dog’s future — we break it down in this article.
Read more15-Sep-2026
Responsible Dog OwnershipPuppy Owner's Guide
Buying a puppy is a decision that will shape your life for the next 12–15 years. We explain how to choose a responsible breeder, what to look for when visiting a kennel, which documents and health tests the puppy’s parents must have, and which red flags you should never ignore.
Read more07-Sep-2026
Education and developmentResponsible Dog OwnershipPuppy Owner's Guide
Puddles on the floor are one of the most common sources of worry for new puppy owners. Why can’t a puppy hold it yet? How long does house training take? Should you use puppy pads, and why does punishment only slow down the learning process? Let’s look at how to help your puppy develop good toilet habits quickly and avoid the most common mistakes.
Read more06-Sep-2026
Health and careAbout the breedResponsible Dog OwnershipPuppy Owner's Guide
Caring for a corgi is not just about looks — it’s first and foremost about your dog’s health. Should you shave a corgi in the summer? How often should you bathe them? Why do long nails impair movement and even go against the breed standard? We’ll break down how to properly care for the coat, nails, teeth, ears, and paws so your dog stays healthy and feels comfortable.
Read more04-Sep-2026
Education and developmentPuppy Owner's GuideBehavior and Psychology
People often choose corgis for their cute looks, smiley faces and compact size. But behind that charming expression is a true herding dog—intelligent, independent and used to making decisions. Without consistent training, a corgi can quickly start seeing itself as the one in charge at home and set its own rules. Let’s look at why training is essential for every corgi and how to make it a natural part of everyday life.
Read more26-Aug-2026
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.
Read more24-Jul-2026
Health and carePuppy Owner's Guide
How do Corgis handle the heat in Israel? Can they live in the yard? Do they need air conditioning, and should you trim their coat in summer? We go through the most important rules of caring for a Corgi in the Israeli climate.
Read more20-Jul-2026
Health and carePuppy Owner's Guide
Advances in veterinary medicine make it possible to save dogs even in the most complex situations, but diagnostics, surgery, hospitalization and prolonged treatment can require substantial expenses. Health insurance does not free the owner from all costs and does not cover absolutely every type of treatment; however, a well‑chosen policy can significantly reduce the financial burden in an emergency. In this article, we look at how pet insurance works in Israel, what is usually included in the coverage, which limitations may be hidden in the small print, and what you need to pay attention to before taking out a policy.
Read more20-Jun-2026
About the breedPuppy Owner's Guide
Pembroke Welsh Corgis and Cardigan Welsh Corgis are no longer rare. They are recognizable by their short legs, fox-like muzzle, and famous "smile." But behind their charming appearance lies a true herding dog with a strong character, high intelligence, and abundant energy. If you're still considering a breed, this article will help you decide if a Corgi is right for you.
Read more05-Jun-2026
Puppy Owner's Guide
A practical guide to the IKC personal account: where to find your dog’s details, download a pedigree, order documents, check club membership, and register for a dog show.
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