i can run very fast for long distances. i've a very unhealthy diet.
Oh Wales! Neat! I'm just starting my research about the breed. Do you know anything about their temperament?  depends on the breed! two separate breeds are recognized: pembroke welsh corgi and cardigan welsh corgi
wow.. so what was the result oh...really....more info please cos I'm thinking of getting one ok then...how much do they typically cost but hope they are not violent alright then...ill consider getting one bye then
The Pembroke is evidently the most popular, and traditionally the tails were of different shapes -- BUT docking means that you can't really tell. The Cardigan is evidently larger... it is more of a creature of interest than a cuddle buddy , but people do keep them The price really depends on the locale based on the population culture and geographic conditions. Not they are really harmless though they tend to be very active keeps you fit ,especially like me now i can run long distances within a short time Sure do you have a healthy eating plan i tend to have an unhealthy diet myselff OKay, have a good day!
it i after working in a lab an seeing what happens lol it is more of a creature of interest than a cuddle buddy , but people do keep them they're those super small long hair dogs , people groom them like crazy they are harmless . do you have any hobbies ? i'd recommend it , do you have any other hobbies okay . bye for now then
I have never in my life heard of that breed before.  I'll look it up.  That is really cool I have 3 crazy untrained minpin My brother has a large lab, although they're pretty sure it has to be part of something else, because it's over a hundred pounds and looks much bigger than a normal lab. She's a sweet dog, has the energy of a puppy though, so she comes tearing at you with speed and you think you're about to die.. But she's just being playful. 690$ for four I think they all are. At least 100 or 200. I was shocked because I have a fenced in yard and dogs people are scared of- They WILL bite and are big- They were very brave and stupid. You definitely should, they are a great system to own, I LOVE mine ok thank you bye
The Pembroke is evidently the most popular, and traditionally the tails were of different shapes -- BUT docking means that you can't really tell. The Cardigan is evidently larger... There's two different kinds of Corgis: the Pembroke and the Cardigan. Queen Elizabeth is famous for loving her Corgis. The price really depends on the locale based on the population culture and geographic conditions. In regard to health, they're similar -- though kidney or urethral conditions are more likely in the Pembroke. IF you get one the American Kennel Club are responsible for overseeing breeding records OKay, have a good day!