New To The Group

[Dogzma]

Hi All,
Just found you and though I'd check out GOCORGI. I have been a member of the CorgiL List for several years and the AussieL list as well. I must say that the Corgi group is the best. Wonderful bunch of humans. The Aussie list is very funny actually and they have some very heated conversations.
I am Corgiless at the moment. I had my 2 Corgi Boyz for 12 and 14 years.
Hamilton the BHT was a spectacular fluffy guy who developed Degenerative Mylopathy. He screamed around the campground on his hotwheels for a good two years before he finally succumbed to the disease and I had to help him to the Bridge. Bosco aka Bubby was a buff and white little man who was my heart. He aged well, but ultimately that little body just plain wore out. Helped him to the Bridge about 5 months ago. Their baby brother a Blue Merle Australian Shepherd, OBE (Old Blue Eyes) is 4 years old. He's a great guy and his brothers were instrumental in raising him right. Anyway, I am in need of a Corgi fix and will be moving in that direction soon.
Helen & Obe in FLA USA

[Michael Romanos]

Hi to GoCorgis.
I was Corgiless for two years and it did me no favours ( or favors as you Americans spell). My previous Pem, named Hadlee after a famous New Zealand sportsman, lived until he was a month shy of 15 and he went on many adventures - there was only a few occasions when he didn't come with the family on a holiday. Even stayed at pretty classy hotel complexes.

[herdingdogs]

Hi Helen,
I've got 2 older corgis and I dread the day when I lose them. My oldest one, Zoe (will turn 14 on Sunday) has suffered ruptured disks but luckily is still able to get around on her own and is full of life.
They also have two aussie 'sister'. The aussies seem a lot like corgis to me only with legs. I love the two breeds.
I hope that a corgi will join your household again someday soon.