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Michael Romanos · 07-25-2006, 04:44 AM

Debi - Don't write off Trevor just yet. He has still quite a bit of growing to do and no six to ten month old Corgi has finished growing lengthwise if not in height. Often their heads are still in growth stages and that is one of the reasons why Corgis with seemingly huge ears as young pups, finish up with more porportionate ears by the time they are heading for the junior ranks.

Can some Corgis be classified in the micro competition in the USA? I don't know my Taylor's height but he's a little more than average in size and he is a true mini in agility terms. But we don't have micro here yet and when we do, it could be that the midi, mini and micro height categories will be altered to be the same as they are in Australia which in turn probably relates to the standards in the USA.

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Michael Romanos Global Moderator Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Silverstream (near Wellington, the capital of NZ) Posts: 5,203	Debi - Don't write off Trevor just yet. He has still quite a bit of growing to do and no six to ten month old Corgi has finished growing lengthwise if not in height. Often their heads are still in growth stages and that is one of the reasons why Corgis with seemingly huge ears as young pups, finish up with more porportionate ears by the time they are heading for the junior ranks. Can some Corgis be classified in the micro competition in the USA? I don't know my Taylor's height but he's a little more than average in size and he is a true mini in agility terms. But we don't have micro here yet and when we do, it could be that the midi, mini and micro height categories will be altered to be the same as they are in Australia which in turn probably relates to the standards in the USA. Last edited by Michael Romanos; 07-25-2006 at 04:55 AM.