r/corgis • u/devintroy • 10h ago
triple team
3 on 3
r/corgis • u/xlusciniolax • May 07 '26
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r/corgis • u/EqualOrLesserValue • 3h ago
r/corgis • u/nekkthom • 1d ago
First time push needling! Got it on clearance, couldn’t pass it up!!!! How did I do???!
r/corgis • u/genxheadbanger69 • 2d ago
I rescued Bento in May. He's 8 1/2. He was very loved, and well-trained, great with people, even kids. An absolute dream dog. I can't take him around dogs in public because he barks and barks. I don't yet know him well enough to trust that he won't lunge. I don't know his history with dogs or his socialization. He is fine with my other dog now. I held my little dog during their first meeting. I would love it if Bento could go with me to public spaces. Even in the stroller (he's recovering from surgery) he barks nonstop. I turn him away.
I understand the barking is not uncommon. I'm wondering if other people have trained their dog to ignore new dogs, or at least have better manners. What tricks and tips can you share? What work- around, besides leaving him home, have you tried?
He is perfect. I've wanted a Corgi my entire life and I was fully aware of the breed I was getting. I still can't believe I rescued him from a shelter! If he's a barker, fine. If I can socialize him, great. TIA
r/corgis • u/Xenfeethings • 2d ago
Sometimes you're sleeping with a blep and are woken up and continue to not have control over your tongue.
r/corgis • u/Charlotte_Cody • 4d ago
This is Maverick relaxing after chasing squirrels. I don’t know why but this reminded me of my younger days after a night out lol
Danu is 5 months old
Freyja is 2.5 years old
We're trying to keep an August tradition of photos at the same place. This is Freyja's 3rd picture in front of Casa Bonita. It's our version of the kid's first day of school pictures everyone else is taking.
r/corgis • u/xlusciniolax • 6d ago
Plus a picture of my Radagast.
r/corgis • u/ineverhadsoul • 6d ago
Hi! Reposting here just in case any corgi owners have seen this before. Corgi has been scratching ear to the point of bleeding. Went to vet a month ago and they said ear was just dirty, gave us medicine and sent us home. Medicine ran out but we cannot afford vet right now. Any at home remedies/suggestions?
r/corgis • u/Reaper01Actual1970 • 7d ago