Frequent Questions by Customers
WHAT IS A CARDIGAN WELSH CORGI? The Cardigan is a small but hardy bred dog. It originates from Wales. As a highly valued breed, it initially only served to assist in herding cattle and sheep. Throughout the decades, however, it has also become very valuable as a family dog, serving as protector and companion as well.
WHAT DO CARDIGANS LOOK LIKE? The Cardigan is a totally separate breed from the tailless Pembroke Welsh Corgi. The Cardigan is a descendent from the Tekdal or Dachshund family. It is a long, low fox-like dog. A high quality Cardigan should have large upright ears, a brushy tail, and moderate bone structure with the front legs slightly bowed around a deep chest. The length of a Cardigans range from 36 to 43 inches from the tip of their noses to the tip of their tails. The average shoulder height of a male is 12 inches, with the females being slightly shorter.WHAT MAINTENANCE IS REQUIRED WITH A CWC? Cardigans should be provided with a daily exercise to insure good health. A routine exercise program, good diet, fresh water, and inside living accommodations are a must. They should also have annual veterinary visits and vaccinations. Cardigans require minimal grooming. The double coat repels dirt that is easily removed with a fine pin brush. The Cardigan coat is an all weather coat and is generally clean and odorless. The ears should be kept clean and the nails cut short. It is great to bathe every two weeks on the average. They shed once or twice a year.
SHOULD I GET A MALE OR FEMALE? Both sexes make loving, loyal, devoted pets. Females ideally range in size from 25-34 pounds, with males ranging from 30-38 pounds. All pet puppies are sold on limited registration and neutering and spaying is required. Once this is done the males will not mark their territory and females with not attract unwanted males.
WHAT COAT COLORS ARE THERE TO CHOOSE FROM?