Welsh Corgi Pembroke is a small dog with a fearless soul. Despite their short height, Corgis were bred for herding sheep, horses, and cattle.
Aside from their obvious cuteness and the fact that they can effortlessly do a bubble butt dance, here are some exciting legends, historical facts, and Hallmarks about them.
#1 Welsh Corgi Pembroke is a noble ancient and rather rare breed of dog.
#2 An elite little dog, like two drops of water similar to a sly red fox, was created to graze livestock.
#3 Celtic farmers loved to play a trick on an unprepossessing little dog, calling her “creation on sawn legs.”
#4 Dogs of this breed have the highest level of intelligence, which is why they were in demand in the royal courts of Europe.
#5 Welsh Corgi Pembroke has the closest relative – the red fox, but the fox is cunning and vindictive in her soul, she has the same cunning in her eyes, you can’t say such words to the peace-loving, not evil Pembrokes.
#6 If he bites lightly, do not worry, because in this way the dog calls the person to play with her.
#7 If the affectionate, “velvety” Pembroke rubs about you, sniffs at you, and caresses, then you know – he wants to feel your mood.
#8 Mother Nature awarded these “four-legged” friends of a person with excellent immunity.
#9 It is also very important to know that Pembrokes have difficulty bringing offspring into the world, so a veterinarian must accompany the birth.
#10 What are the benefits of Welsh Corgi Pembroke man? First of all, they amuse their owner and set him up in a positive way.
#11 And how Pembrokes are racing! A sight worth the dearest – attention!
#12 As for training, everything here is colorful: such dogs can be trained in dancing, known to the people as dog freestyle.
#13 Welsh Corgi are dogs with their own “I”, they have their own opinion and want to be reckoned with. But their main desire is to please people, especially close ones.
#14 One legend mentions fairy elves who knew how to manage horses with enviable dexterity, according to legend, these same horses were Pembroke dogs.
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