Pembroke Welsh Corgi is a strong, low tall, short-legged dog. Adult dogs weigh only 9-13 kg and are between 25 and 30 cm tall in the sticks. So don't choose your future puppy's big parents — it's not a wolfhound. It's customary (in our country it's so common that the bigger the better), but not right! Pembroke and cardigan are low-legged dogs. And if parents have a pronounced high legs, you can't expect them to be right, low, stocky puppy.
An important point: Don't be afraid to buy the rest of your puppy from the breeder. If you like him, buy him safely. He may have waited so long for you! Which puppy sex should I choose — male or female? That's the easiest question to answer. Choosing the sex of your future dog is just a matter of taste. Welsh corgi get along well with other animals and love children. Pembroke does not mind playing with a stick or ball, chasing birds or swimming in a water body. In short, corgi lead an active lifestyle all their lives, regardless of gender. But the bi