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Michael Romanos · 05-10-2007, 08:34 PM

Debbie - I owned two male Corgis for years - Ricky and Troy: father and son. But like you I know of many people with muiltiple dogs whetherr they are Corgis or not.
Peggy - you are not always wrong and often make good sense. Just look at the range of Terriers sometime and you will see that some breeds of Terriers are among the worse behaved of any breed of dog and others are little angels. Some are among the most well muscled and toughest of all breeds and others are little more than wisps of dogs. In fact a Tibetan Terrier is not a Terrier at all. Granted there are aspects that most Terriers have in common - digging comes to mind. However it is like lumping working (or herding) dogs as though they are of one mind and character. And we know that working dogs range from Corgis (the smallest) to German Shepherds and even larger breeds.

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Michael Romanos Global Moderator Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Silverstream (near Wellington, the capital of NZ) Posts: 5,188	Debbie - I owned two male Corgis for years - Ricky and Troy: father and son. But like you I know of many people with muiltiple dogs whetherr they are Corgis or not. Peggy - you are not always wrong and often make good sense. Just look at the range of Terriers sometime and you will see that some breeds of Terriers are among the worse behaved of any breed of dog and others are little angels. Some are among the most well muscled and toughest of all breeds and others are little more than wisps of dogs. In fact a Tibetan Terrier is not a Terrier at all. Granted there are aspects that most Terriers have in common - digging comes to mind. However it is like lumping working (or herding) dogs as though they are of one mind and character. And we know that working dogs range from Corgis (the smallest) to German Shepherds and even larger breeds. Last edited by Michael Romanos; 05-10-2007 at 09:05 PM.