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radioflyer02 · 10-26-2006, 10:55 AM

i thank you all for your information. when i referred to 'bloodlines don't need to be attached', i meant that I do not care if there are champion bloodlines. I would love to have a purebred, but haven't had much luck with breeders and a lot of the breeders around the city are far in the country.

i am glad you all helped calm my suspisions and thoughts of a miniature corgi. I had seen a liter advertised in our paper and thought that would be great since I was moving into a complex from a house.

I just need a smaller/regualar sized corgi. My little girl is about 18 inches at the shoulder and 35 lbs. i love her bunches, but she is too big and has also been claimed as my parents dog now.

Again, I thank you all and will look into the information provided further.

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radioflyer02 Junior Member Status: Offline Posts: 7 Join Date: Jun 2006	10-26-2006, 10:55 AM i thank you all for your information. when i referred to 'bloodlines don't need to be attached', i meant that I do not care if there are champion bloodlines. I would love to have a purebred, but haven't had much luck with breeders and a lot of the breeders around the city are far in the country. i am glad you all helped calm my suspisions and thoughts of a miniature corgi. I had seen a liter advertised in our paper and thought that would be great since I was moving into a complex from a house. I just need a smaller/regualar sized corgi. My little girl is about 18 inches at the shoulder and 35 lbs. i love her bunches, but she is too big and has also been claimed as my parents dog now. Again, I thank you all and will look into the information provided further.