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Michael Romanos · 02:14 AM

Ace wants to play - and play rough and tumble. He wants to wrestle. So if he was jumping and grabbing and hard hitting me, I'd be respondong by pouncing on him and rolling him from side to side and letting him pounce back with me on the floor and doing all kinds of make believe stuff out of the fightin' and wrasslin' comic book. I wouldn't discourage it. Just the opposite. My Taylor knows just when its "killing" time. I get that mean look and adopt a strangling effect with my hands and a slow, deliberate zombie walk. So he immediately goes and grabs his nearest toy and runs for it.. And then it's all on. May the best man....dog.... whatever win.

Corgis warm. Yep. A dog's usual temperature is 101 -102 F which means they are consistently warmer than humans (93.2-104 F). Apart from body heat, Corgis have fur heat as well in being long haired and double coated. If a Corgi felt cold even on a cool day then there would be room for concern.

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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)	04-19-2006, 10:14 PM Ace wants to play - and play rough and tumble. He wants to wrestle. So if he was jumping and grabbing and hard hitting me, I'd be respondong by pouncing on him and rolling him from side to side and letting him pounce back with me on the floor and doing all kinds of make believe stuff out of the fightin' and wrasslin' comic book. I wouldn't discourage it. Just the opposite. My Taylor knows just when its "killing" time. I get that mean look and adopt a strangling effect with my hands and a slow, deliberate zombie walk. So he immediately goes and grabs his nearest toy and runs for it.. And then it's all on. May the best man....dog.... whatever win. Corgis warm. Yep. A dog's usual temperature is 101 -102 F which means they are consistently warmer than humans (93.2-104 F). Apart from body heat, Corgis have fur heat as well in being long haired and double coated. If a Corgi felt cold even on a cool day then there would be room for concern. Last edited by Michael Romanos : 04-20-2006 at 02:14 AM.