Flying P Pembroke Welsh Corgis Presents

Flying P Pembroke Welsh Corgis Presents:
"Dutchess Maggie Of Nevada" (aka Maggie) AKC #DN21124501
Maggie is retired and we found a wonderful home for her with Bonnie Turner.
She is id dNA and free from DM. Her registered name is: Dutchess Maggie Of Nevada (aka Maggie) AKC #DN21124501
Tri Color Pembroke Welsh Corgi Female Red Head - born March 27, 2008.
Sire: Prince Sausarooni Specklebelly Dam: Princess Biscorgis Gravinski
Memories......."We love you Maggie"

The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is a loyal and loving dog. Excellent with the family, these dogs are devoted and obedient with their owners. Recommended for: pet, working dog

The Pembroke Welsh Corgi dog breed is a herding breed that, like most herding breeds, tends to be active and needs an outlet to run around outdoors. Pembroke Welsh Corgis are still sometimes used as working dogs. They are known as eager to please.

Pembroke Welsh Corgis have been used by the Welsh as herding dogs, family companions, and guardians of the farm. They continue today to be workers and companions for their owners. It is believed that their ancestry dates back to at least the tenth century.
They are sensitive and intelligent dogs. They are easily trained as long as training is done with gentle handling and without severe physical correction. They are healthy and long-lived dogs and are excellent companions for either rural or urban families.

General Description (Welsh Corgi) (Corgi) The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is an odd looking dog only resembling other corgis. A peculiar shaped head leads to their slightly long narrow muzzle. Slightly set back in their head are two large round eyes usually brown in color. On top of their head are large bat-like ears. Their thick neck leads to a long cylinder shaped body. While their body is strangely long, their legs are unusually short. Their medium length soft fur covers their body and comes in many colors including red, sable, fawn, or black and tan these colors are often mixed with white marks.