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Jane Austen · 09-04-2007, 02:21 PM

Glad to hear of the way you handled "Bite inhibition" Corgis are sensitive so "man handling is not recommended" for any dog but 'specially this breed.
As far as duration of exercise is concerned, take a hint from your puppy. You will be able to tell when they are tired and don't get them too worn out.
I love the name you picked. Do you call her "Pepper" for short?
Can you post some pictures? I am partial to tri colored corgis too. My Duchess is a nine year old tri Pem that I adopted two years ago.
She is my first corgi and I found that this website has been a blessing to me, because she is such a different kind of dog than any breed that we have owned before. Every corgi has a unique personallity but they share a lot of the same traits.

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Jane Austen Senior Member Status: Offline Posts: 790 Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: .Massachusetts	09-04-2007, 02:21 PM Glad to hear of the way you handled "Bite inhibition" Corgis are sensitive so "man handling is not recommended" for any dog but 'specially this breed. As far as duration of exercise is concerned, take a hint from your puppy. You will be able to tell when they are tired and don't get them too worn out. I love the name you picked. Do you call her "Pepper" for short? Can you post some pictures? I am partial to tri colored corgis too. My Duchess is a nine year old tri Pem that I adopted two years ago. She is my first corgi and I found that this website has been a blessing to me, because she is such a different kind of dog than any breed that we have owned before. Every corgi has a unique personallity but they share a lot of the same traits.