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Cardigan Welsh Corgi - Pictures

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Cardigan Welsh Corgi - Overview and History

The Cardigan Welsh Corgi, also known as the Cardi, the Kergi, the Cardigan, the Corgi and the CWC, is the older of the two Welsh Corgi breeds and is the one with a tail and slightly larger, rounder and wider-set ears. The other, the Pembroke Welsh Corgi, is naturally tail-less. The word “corgi” is Celtic for “dog.” The Cardigan is a powerful, handsome and intelligent dog capable of both speed and stamina. It is even-tempered,

Cardigan Welsh Corgi - Temperament

The Cardigan Welsh Corgi my be small, but they pack a lot of dog into a little body. Originally used to herd cattle and hunt rodents in Cardiganshire, Wales; the Corgi was a strong working dog that took their jobs seriously. They would nip the heels of the cattle, and their small bodies enabled them to avoid being kicked. Today, the Corgi is still used on farms and ranches, but is also an energetic family

Cardigan Welsh Corgi - Physical Characteristics

Cardigan Welsh Corgis are low, long dogs who measure anywhere from 36 to 43 inches long from the nose to tail tip. They have large, pronounced, erect ears which sit high atop the head and their tails set low on the body. They have short legs with round feet with turn slightly outward. Their muzzles are rounded and tapering. The Cardigan has a thick double coat of fur which is thicker and more abundant on

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