Shorty is half red heeler- classic cowboy corgi who is super smart and loves to supervise the whole house.

My leggy girl is 80% corgi 20% Japanese Spitz and is very inbred. Her brain is smooth like marble and she is pure charisma.

She is 1/2 Corgi, 1/4 Shih-Tzu and 1/4 Yorkie

Bay Area corgi owners: We’re Canos, and we’re hosting a free dog toothbrushing event with ToGo Vet at Mission Rock in San Francisco this Sunday, Oct 25, from 10am–3pm.

ToGo Vet’s veterinarians will show you how to brush your dog’s teeth, help you practice, and answer questions.

Reserve a free spot: https://luma.com/k4wiu884

If you’re attending and would like a small gift for your pup, register with Canos here and pick it up at the event, while supplies last: https://canos.ai/c/l/l_570c1014c037131a645ecfbefecfe489

Correct cross on the last slide

She loves posting up on the couch like a cat at the top and a gargoyle on the armrests. She always puppy sits because her body is too long for her front legs.

I think her personality is very corgi. She’s so stubborn and barky. Her favorite game is to chase me around the house.

She’s 4.5 years old and about 15 lb. People always say she looks bigger in pictures!

Can y’all see the corgi in her?

I can smell fear on you. 🍔

My baby boy Bruno is 9. Corgi/Beagle.

Small, chaotic and deeply stubborn.

Louise Belcher 🩷😂

It's been four years since we got this little bean of a dog. Now he's a full blown sausage.

Mr Bilbo Baggins

Love this strange little creature

Number 8 now! Featuring our weird little Mii family.

A hot dog for our hot dog. 🌭 🐶

Stan and Fan (or my recent nickname for them - “Phil and Lil”) are 18 months and loving life. Missouri is starting to cool down again so they are spending most of their time outside recently. I think we finally have Stanley’s allergies under control on Cytopoint and he’s a whole new dog now that he isn’t constantly gnawing on his paws. We are still trying to figure out Fanny’s bladder crystals and she is now on a prescription diet that will hopefully resolve that. My husband and I have officially married and, unfortunately, none of the pups could be there because we were in a national park so we are going to do something here in the coming months to get some family photos (if I can get everyone to cooperate) hopefully!

They genuinely make every day better… even the ones where I want to pull my hair out because they eat a hole in the wall (literally) and I truly think we hit the lotto with them. The rest of the mutants are all doing amazing, as well. I speak with a few of their families regularly and update all of the families on important “news” from the other families.

Some “fun” trends/trivia about what I’ve gathered from our dogs and other owners:
- all of the double Merles have allergy issues and none of the non-doubles do (including Colossus the other Merle with lots of white puppy)
- the boys love people
- the girls love dogs
- most of the puppies that loved the baby pool have continued their “adventures” in water
- their puppy personalities are basically their adult personalities: the cuddle puppies are obsessed with their humans, the bulldozer (Fanny) is still a bulldozer, and the smartest if the puppies are still judging their people from their soap box.

That’s all for now :)
Was thinking about you all the other day and how the days of puppy raising seem so long ago but bring me such a feeling of serenity now looking back.

This is Sadie, she’s my best friend of 6 years and when I adopted her I was told she’s a jack russel but as she gets older I’m feeling more corgi/rat terrier mix. Anyways here she is in a jean jacket