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red headed stranger · 01-30-2007, 11:42 PM

Bailey's expressions are priceless. Each one tells a story.

It looks like it will take a bit of time for Bailey and Pixie to become friends. Perhaps if you explained to them that a tri-colored corgi and a calico cat have the same colors in common, they could start at that point.

Queen Isabella, our house cat, uses language when talking to Redhead that no lady would consider. I hope Pixie does not say the same things to Bailey. It is difficult for any self-respecting corgi to listen to such abuse, but Redhead has remained a gentleman.

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red headed stranger Member Status: Offline Posts: 58 Join Date: Jan 2007	01-30-2007, 11:42 PM Bailey's expressions are priceless. Each one tells a story. It looks like it will take a bit of time for Bailey and Pixie to become friends. Perhaps if you explained to them that a tri-colored corgi and a calico cat have the same colors in common, they could start at that point. Queen Isabella, our house cat, uses language when talking to Redhead that no lady would consider. I hope Pixie does not say the same things to Bailey. It is difficult for any self-respecting corgi to listen to such abuse, but Redhead has remained a gentleman. Owned by Corgis since 1963!