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Michael Romanos · 10-15-2006, 07:47 PM

A Corgi as a demonstrator of sampling canine food and treats - I don't think any Corgi can be luckier than that. Lindsey, you've picked one of the best breeds of dogs for loving mostly anything that is food and is farmed out to them. No, You just wouldn't be so unlucky to get the odd exception. One of the things about Corgis which is to your advantage, is that though they are a small dog, they have jaw strength and a strong set of teeth comparable to a medium size dog - so therefore they can easily take care of medium size dogs food items - eg large dog biscuits, large size kibble etc and the larger size toys. That makes them more versatile as your co-demonstrator.

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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)	10-15-2006, 07:47 PM A Corgi as a demonstrator of sampling canine food and treats - I don't think any Corgi can be luckier than that. Lindsey, you've picked one of the best breeds of dogs for loving mostly anything that is food and is farmed out to them. No, You just wouldn't be so unlucky to get the odd exception. One of the things about Corgis which is to your advantage, is that though they are a small dog, they have jaw strength and a strong set of teeth comparable to a medium size dog - so therefore they can easily take care of medium size dogs food items - eg large dog biscuits, large size kibble etc and the larger size toys. That makes them more versatile as your co-demonstrator.