Shelby's very first litter

[v3rs3]

We just gave birth last Tuesday to 8 beautiful Corgi pups. 4 males and 4 females. They are so cute. We'll probably keep one and so will the breeder who offered to stud. If anyone is interested in adding to their collection send me a PM, but here are the pictures.

[Freppan]

Aw, they're pretty cute, but the mom is the cutest! Soon though, they will all grow into little cuties.

[Michael Romanos]

Congrats. A real Christmas gift to Go Corgi for a member to give others an opportunity to gain a marvellous addition to their family around this great time of the year. Must be a very clever mother to have four of each - how many will end up just red & white?

[glencorgi]

Question was asked: how many will end up red & white? Of the ones pictured, none.

Tails and dewclaws done? Looks to be a very consistent litter.

Debbie

[v3rs3]

Originally Posted by glencorgi

Question was asked: how many will end up red & white? Of the ones pictured, none.

Tails and dewclaws done? Looks to be a very consistent litter.

Debbie

Yeah we had them done at 3 days at a local vets office. These pictures I think were from the first day.

Yeah I they will all end up tri-colored. Both the mom and dad were tri's and they both have a lot of tri's in their bloodline. We are hoping at least one remains a black-headed tri and we'll probably keep that one.

[Louwants]

They are adorable!!!! I sure wish I could talk my husband into another corgi.....but he says two are enough. And we live so close, too!!! But. I've pretty much decided that when we do get another corgi, it'll be a rescue....by then, I'll be around 65 or more, and not up to handling a puppy. There are so many older dogs that need homes and plenty of Amish puppy mills in the area. I keep checking on a website of a lady who takes a lot of these Amish dogs and places them in homes or fosters them out to other corgi rescues.

[glencorgi]

Originally Posted by v3rs3

YYeah I they will all end up tri-colored. Both the mom and dad were tri's and they both have a lot of tri's in their bloodline. We are hoping at least one remains a black-headed tri and we'll probably keep that one.

There's the answer, none of them will be red and white. As for black-headed tris, if there aren't any behind both parents, then they'll all end up being red headed tris.

Debbie

[v3rs3]

Originally Posted by Louwants

They are adorable!!!! I sure wish I could talk my husband into another corgi.....but he says two are enough. And we live so close, too!!! But. I've pretty much decided that when we do get another corgi, it'll be a rescue....by then, I'll be around 65 or more, and not up to handling a puppy. There are so many older dogs that need homes and plenty of Amish puppy mills in the area. I keep checking on a website of a lady who takes a lot of these Amish dogs and places them in homes or fosters them out to other corgi rescues.

We are fostering a purebred corgi rescue right now, we are probably going to end up keeping her if we can't find someone that's fit for her.