Living with a Corgi feels like cohabiting with a cartoon sidekick: expressive, cheerful, and occasionally dramatic. They’ll herd your kids, follow you from room to room, and then flop belly-up like it’s a royal decree.\n\nThey do best with engaged owners who enjoy interaction and humor. While they’re small, they have big opinions—and even bigger hearts.
• Bold, funny, and very social\n• Needs mental stimulation daily\n• Will bark if ignored or under-exercised\n• Strong herding instincts—watch the heels\n• Loves to be where the people are
Corgis thrive in lively homes where they’re part of the action. Suburban settings with space to zoom are great, but they adapt well to apartments if walked often and kept mentally engaged.
Looking for someone who enjoys walks, snacks, and quality time. I’m loyal, opinionated, and down for anything—as long as it involves you.
• Regular brushing helps with constant shedding\n• Needs early training to manage herding\n• Can get chubby—watch the snacks\n• Barky without proper exercise and mental work\n• Total family dog, wants to be included
• Deshedding brush or grooming mitt\n• Puzzle feeders for mental work\n• Sturdy harness for walks (they pull!)\n• Low steps or ramps to protect joints\n• Plush toys for dramatic flopping
Corgis are joyful, clever companions with big personalities in small packages. They’re easy to love, eager to learn, and happiest when they’re part of your everyday life.
