Here is all the critical information you need to take care of your corgi and keep them safe, happy, and healthy.
What is a sniffari? A brand new way to let your dog sniff and explore
In a sniffari, your dog is given the freedom to wander and explore, following their nose and making their own choices about where to go and what to investigate.
Due to their small size, affectionate nature, and furry coat – yes, corgis are a cuddly dog breed that are perfect for families. Find out more about how to get your corgi to cuddle you.
Corgis do shed. Shedding is a natural process that helps to keep their skin and coat healthy, and they will shed their coat regularly throughout the year. Find out how you can reduce the amount they shed around your home.
Do corgis smell? 7 quick ways to stop them smelling
Corgis have a natural odour, but are less smelly than bigger dog breeds. However, they may develop a bit of a stink if their hygiene is not properly maintained or if they are very active outdoors.
It’s important to know the healthy weight for your corgi dog because if they start to shift outside these numbers, either under or over, then it may be a sign that something could be wrong and needs further investigation.
While many of the impacts on your corgi’s lifespan are out of your control, there are a number that you can influence. These are outlined here in this article.
While the average human is pushing 80 years, the average dog is only a fraction of that. And it can be hard when you’ve had them from a puppy. Find out more about how long a corgi can live.
If you’re anything like me, you love a good world record. So, it got me thinking one day, just how many puppies can our favourite dog have? Here's the answer.
Here are all the facts about allergies and pets, and what you can do about them. You'll also learn whether corgis are the right dog for you if you have allergies.
5 common corgi health problems and how to prevent them
Corgis are susceptible to health issues including join pain, obesity, eye and skin problems, and Von Willebrand Disease. It's important to be aware of these health problems to catch any problems early.
Much like the rest of us, some dogs just love to chow down on a good meal! But it can also cause problems. There are a few ways that you can help deal with overeating – and here’s a few tips to get settled.
