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Michael Romanos · 06:38 PM

At eight months, it is not usual for a Corgi to want to eat into everything. Having said that, some Corgis of course are not as discerning as they could be at any age. I looked after a problem Corgi for two weeks quite recently and he was seven months old at the time, and he ate everything he could grab - lunch wrapping paper, the lot. He was not your usual Pem Corgi in this regard but it was related to his relationship difficulties with his elderly owner.
With my Taylor, I just have to say "leave" or "arh arh"- and he leaves. Or "oooh" and he trots away from what he was smelling. And he doesn't like the taste of sticks - so he is no fetcher. All my Pems I have had have been quite fussy to very fussy once they got out of the early puppy stages where exploring and sampling things are the most important aspects of life.

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Michael Romanos Global Moderator Dog Profile Status: Offline Posts: 4,609 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Silverstream (near Wellington, the capital of NZ)	10-05-2006, 02:39 AM At eight months, it is not usual for a Corgi to want to eat into everything. Having said that, some Corgis of course are not as discerning as they could be at any age. I looked after a problem Corgi for two weeks quite recently and he was seven months old at the time, and he ate everything he could grab - lunch wrapping paper, the lot. He was not your usual Pem Corgi in this regard but it was related to his relationship difficulties with his elderly owner. With my Taylor, I just have to say "leave" or "arh arh"- and he leaves. Or "oooh" and he trots away from what he was smelling. And he doesn't like the taste of sticks - so he is no fetcher. All my Pems I have had have been quite fussy to very fussy once they got out of the early puppy stages where exploring and sampling things are the most important aspects of life. Last edited by Michael Romanos : 10-05-2006 at 06:38 PM.