Frequently Asked Questions

The typical life span for a corgi is 8-12 years, though many surpass the typical life span.

Yes, we provide a 2 year health guarantee on all puppies.

Corgis are remarkable potatoes; however, their distinctive physique, characterized by short legs and a long back, may make them more susceptible to occasional back issues. While they are generally resilient, it's essential to acknowledge that, like any living being, as dogs age, the possibility of encountering some health concerns increases. Awareness and proactive care are key to ensuring their well-being.

Corgis are adaptable to your lifestyle. Despite their potential for high energy levels, they effortlessly adjust to the rhythm of your day.  They enjoy outdoor activities, they equally enjoy lounging and napping, providing a perfect balance.

Yes! Corgis are remarkably adaptable and thrive in various living environments, including apartments. Their love for outdoor play is balanced immensely for couch cuddles. 

Corgis do shed a lot. Hints the saying "corgi glitter". Getting your corgi regular grooming sessions & grooming your corgi your self will help with the shedding. 

Yes! You will be  impressed by the intelligence of Corgis! They are exceptionally smart, they quickly grasp concepts within 5-10 minutes of training. Their readiness to learn emerges around 8-9 weeks, making early training essential. We recommend investing in training programs like Baxter and Bella, allowing you to kickstart your puppy's education even before they join your home. Whether online or through local classes, proactive training in the first year ensures the difference between a great Corgi

Corgis are not only amazing with kids but thrive in a social environment. With our own lively household, filled with the laughter of

children, our Corgis have proven their affectionate nature. Socializing them from a young age is key, ensuring they grow up unafraid and comfortable in diverse environments. Corgis, being inherently social beings, generally get along easily with others. 

Our male & female Corgis typically range between 20-30 lbs. These are estimations, allowing for a slight variation of a few pounds. 

We recommend not to spay/neuter your corgi until they are at least 2 years old. They need time to grow hormonally & reach full skeletal maturity. There are numerous studies that link early spay/neutering (6 months or less) to joint issues, cancers, anxiety, hip dysplasia, behavioral issues etc...