The Corgi Thread

Discussion in 'Everything Else' started by cmdrmonkey, Jan 25, 2011.

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  1. #21 cmdrmonkey, Feb 12, 2011
    Mine are pretty well behaved. They team up to dig up the yard, but that's about it. I learned long ago that it's pointless to pen them in during the day because they'll just knock over the fence and get out. Corgis are too strong and too smart for that to work.
     
  2. #22 cmdrmonkey, Feb 12, 2011
    Corgi vs German Shepherd




    Pretty typical. Corgis don't give a shit how big or fierce something is. They will attempt to herd and/or wrestle with it.


    Weird Corgi sounds:




    Corgi Snack:

     
  3. #23 knowname, Feb 13, 2011
    I play with my puppies and I'm a million times more ferocious than a great white shark!! Yeah their really stupid :|.
     
  4. #24 Fusion, Feb 18, 2011
    Here you go,

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  5. #25 HellRipper, Feb 18, 2011
    Lol nice team work :)
     
  6. #26 bfun, Feb 25, 2011
    This is my friends corgi.

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  7. #27 chi, Feb 25, 2011
    What's that vent in the carpet?
     
  8. #28 bfun, Feb 25, 2011
    That would be a vent...in the carpet. What 3rd world country do you come from? Heat and AC blow out of that.
     
  9. #29 chi, Feb 25, 2011
    Oh, we don't have vented carpets here, our underfloor heating haveth no vents.
     
  10. #30 bfun, Feb 25, 2011
    Underfloor heating? How does that work exactly? Water pipes?
     
  11. #31 chi, Feb 25, 2011
    Yep, like radiaters and central heating, you have a network of pipes embedded in the floor
     
  12. #32 HellRipper, Feb 25, 2011
    That we have too here, a system like that.
     
  13. #33 knowname, Feb 25, 2011
    sounds much less efficient to mee... jmho
     
  14. #34 cmdrmonkey, Feb 26, 2011
    That's a sable. They're the rarest variety of Pembroke.
     
  15. #35 bfun, Feb 26, 2011
    And he picked it up at the pound. I have to admit it's an awesome dog and great with kids. The fur is softer than any other dog I've met.
     
  16. #36 cmdrmonkey, Feb 26, 2011
    Corgis often end up in rescue because people buy them without knowing the breed history. They think they've bought a cute toy breed or lap dog, when in reality Corgis have far more in common with other herding and working breeds like Collies and German Shepherds. They need lots of exercise and training, and preferably a big back yard to run and play.

     
  17. #37 HellRipper, Feb 26, 2011
    Its totally free here in Sweden, the whole heating system. Only thing you need is wood, but that you get from your own forests.
     
  18. #38 chi, Feb 26, 2011
    You get a really nice warm house without the dry air that you get from A/C.

    And we don't use wood for our heating in the UK.
     
  19. #39 cmdrmonkey, Mar 5, 2011
    There are some interesting Corgi mixes. This is a Dorgi, which is a Corgi crossed with a Dachshund. Queen Elizabeth keeps some Dorgis along with her Corgis.
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    I also encountered a Corgi/German Shepherd mix that looked like a German Shepherd with no legs.
     
  20. #40 HellRipper, Mar 5, 2011
    thats cute
     
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