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Cardigan Welsh Corgi Pembroke Welsh Corgi
Appearance The Cardigan is a long, low dog with upright ears and a fox-like appearance.
Unlike the Pembroke Welsh Corgi, whose tail is usually docked,the Cardigan's tail is long.
Given that some countries are now banning docking, breeders are again attempting to select for dogs with the genes for natural bob tails.
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physical traits - small
- close to the ground
- elongate
- strong
- hearty
- rugged
- sturdy
- powerful
- tough
- fast
- has endurance
- active
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- small
- close to the ground
- elongate
- strong
- hearty
- rugged
- sturdy
- powerful
- fast
- has endurance
- active
- tough
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types - Cardigan and Pembroke. Cardigan - larger
- ears farther apart
- set on an angle and more rounded at tip
- forearms slightly curved
- feet more turned out than Pembroke. Pembroke has no tail.
- Cardigan and Pembroke. Cardigan - larger
- ears farther apart
- set on an angle and more rounded at tip
- forearms slightly curved
- feet more turned out than Pembroke. Pembroke has no tail
colors - all shades of red
- sable
- brindle
- black with or without tan points
- blue merle (marble black and tan) with or without tan points
- flashings of white
- red
- black/tan
- fawn
- sable
- white
personality/ temperament - intelligent
- eager-to-learn
- even-tempered
- hardy
- tireless
- loyal
- affectionate
- adaptable
- willing
- happy
- obedient
- confident
- friendly
- alert
- lively
- tough
- fearless. some may nip at heels
- even-tempered
- confident
- friendly
- alert
- energeticlively
- intelligent
- vigilant
- bold
- self-assured
- eager-to-learn
- fearless. some can be very shy
- too brave or nip
maintenance/ special needs - exercise
- some may not be good with other pets
- sheds alot
- wary with strangers
- requires patience to train
- susceptible to intestinal chills
- overweight
- sheds alot
- groom often
- exercise
- susceptible to skin ailments
- intestinal chills
- overweight
- not good with other pets
- requires patience to train
origination Welsh countryside, Wales Welsh countryside, Wales
bred for - herding
- driving livestock by nipping at their heels
- herding
- driving
- companionship
identifying traits - long back
- short legs
- erect ears
smallest dog in herding group
height 10.5~12.5 (inch) 10~12 (inch)
ideal for - family
- elderly
- handicapped one-person companionship
- driving livestock
- city or country life
- watchdog
- companion
- driving livestock
- farm
- city or country life
good with kids?
yes, if socialized early - some may have tendency to nip or be intolerant to teasing
yes, if socialized early -some may have tendency to nip or be intolerant to teasing
lifespan 12~14 (year) 12~14 (year)
kennel clubs - fci- (sheepdog group)
- akc
- uk (pastoral group)
- ukc
- saku
- ankc (working dog group)
- jkc (sheepdog/cattledog group)
- fci- (sheepdog group)
- akc
- uk (pastoral group)
- ukc
- saku
- ankc (working dog group)
- jkc (sheepdog/cattledog group)
hair type - medium length double coat. waterproof
- thick
- hard
- smooth
- harsh protective topcoat; soft
- insulating undercoat
- medium length
- thick
- dense water-resistant undercoat; longer
- coarser top coat
eye - progressive retinal atrophy
- retinal dysplasia
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