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Pembroke Welsh Corgi
Dog Breed Profile
Sections: 10
Attributes: 33
Data Coverage: 100%
Quick Snapshot
- Size & Weight: Small-to-medium, ~25–30 lbs.
- Lifespan: 12–13 years.
- Coat Type: Medium-length double coat.
- Shedding: Heavy shedding, especially seasonally.
- Breed Group: Herding.
Basic Information
- Size & Weight: Small-to-medium, ~25–30 lbs.
- Lifespan: 12–13 years.
- Coat Type: Medium-length double coat.
- Shedding: Heavy shedding, especially seasonally.
- Breed Group: Herding.
- Country/Region of Origin: UK
- Recognition Status: Recognized
Life Stage Considerations
- Puppies: Very energetic; watch for nipping behaviors (herding instinct).
- Adults: Active, can excel in dog sports.
- Seniors: Monitor weight and mobility (long back can cause issues).
Temperament & Behavior
- Disposition: Outgoing, playful, can be bossy.
- Trainability: Intelligent but can be strong-willed; needs consistent rules.
- Compatibility: Good with families; watch herding behavior around kids.
Exercise & Activity Needs
- Energy Level: Moderate-to-high for a small breed.
- Daily Exercise: Several walks, play sessions, or herding-type activities.
- Preferred Activities: Agility, herding trials, trick training.
Grooming & Health
- Grooming Frequency: At least weekly brushing, more when shedding heavily.
- Common Health Concerns: IVDD (back problems), hip dysplasia, obesity.
- Preventive Care: Maintain healthy weight, ramps to prevent excessive jumping.
Suitability for First-Time vs. Experienced Owners
- First-Time: Doable if committed to training and exercise.
- Experienced: Great for those who appreciate a clever, active companion.
Living Environment Adaptability
- Apartment-Friendly: Yes, if exercised sufficiently.
- Climate Tolerance: Double coat helps in cooler weather; may overheat in hot climates.
- Noise Levels: Can be vocal, especially if bored.
Financial Considerations
- Initial Costs: Moderate; high demand can elevate breeder prices.
- Ongoing Costs: Food, grooming tools, potential back-related vet bills.
- Insurance: Often helpful for potential back surgeries.
Adoption vs. Breeder Considerations
- Adoption Pros: Some end up in rescues due to herding behaviors or high energy.
- Breeder Pros: Health tests, stable temperament lines.
- Cons: Popular breed—beware puppy mills or backyard breeders.
Long-Term Commitment & Special Considerations
- Lifespan: 12–13 years.
- Aging Needs: Keep them lean to reduce back strain.
- Backup Plans: They thrive on companionship; not ideal for frequent long absences.
Additional Details
Country/Region of Origin: UK
Recognition Status: Recognized
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