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corgimom · 08-20-2006, 10:44 AM

I guess there are some that have the same concerns as I do regarding Corgis and their backs. I haven't had a pup in 20 years since my last Pem was an adult rescue dog, so I tend to have lots of questions regarding the health of Corgi pups, much like a new mom.

Cody will choose to take a toy off the floor and then automatically jump up on the bed. His most favorite thing to do is to take a small ball, jump up on the sofa, knock it off with his nose and then jump off to retrieve it and back up on the sofa and repeat, repeat.

Thanks Deb, for your input on their growth plates.

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corgimom Member Status: Offline Posts: 3,199 Join Date: Apr 2006	08-20-2006, 10:44 AM I guess there are some that have the same concerns as I do regarding Corgis and their backs. I haven't had a pup in 20 years since my last Pem was an adult rescue dog, so I tend to have lots of questions regarding the health of Corgi pups, much like a new mom. Cody will choose to take a toy off the floor and then automatically jump up on the bed. His most favorite thing to do is to take a small ball, jump up on the sofa, knock it off with his nose and then jump off to retrieve it and back up on the sofa and repeat, repeat. Thanks Deb, for your input on their growth plates.