I still wish I knew what happened. He was in the safety of our back yard. I guess it doesn't matter. One vet put it best when he said dogs do strange things. I guess he gets a bunch of mysterious injuries with dogs. That's the truth.
Thought this was kind of neat. Shows Corgis doing what they do best: herding large groups of cows. http://animal.discovery.com/videos/small-dogs-big-jobs-little-corgi-herds-100-cattle.html
The corgi in the video is a runt. They're normally around 30lbs, although some of the males are huge. I've seen plenty of 45lb male corgis. It doesn't look like it affects her ability to do her job. She still herds cows with the best of them.
I've been seeing more and more pems with undocked tails. I like it. Docking is cruel, and it isn't necessary if the dog isn't going to be used for herding.
Animals with a body that size shouldn't have legs that short, it look like it's a mission for them to get about.
shoulda' saw when I gave my puppy a grape for the first time, he popped it in his mouth, it popped out he tried to grab it again but without opposable fingers had a hard time it was almost as entertaining as peanut butter
oh-oh yeah... well this guy has eaten boxes of chocolate cookies so I'm not that concerned thanks for the reminder though. I don't feed him chocolate and won't feed him grapes just this dog is crafty, he reaches stuff we put in the middle of our counters!