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Old 04-12-2008, 11:04 AM   #20 (permalink)
glencorgi
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Originally Posted by BareFoot View Post
T I would love to rescue another puppy/dog, but I would really like to know the background of a puppy I get (like his parents' disposition, family health problems, etc), though I know a mixed breed tends to have less health problems.
That's bogus propaganda. Mixed breeds have the same health issues that purebred dogs do.

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This is why I am really torn about getting a Corgi. I just love everything about these little dogs, but I don't quite know if one would be good for our family.
Well Chris' Charlie has just discovered baby birds - you can read her post and dilemma on that. I have several corgis that believe it is their job to clear the yard of intruding birds, and they have caught one or two. It isn't that a corgi couldn't work, but it will take A LOT of intensive training and diligence on everyone's part.

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