Welsh corgi pembroke : 6 things you need to know about this great dog
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Country of Origin:
Wales
History:
The Pembroke was developed in Pembrokeshire, Wales, as an all-purpose farm dog that herder cattle and drove geese. It is believed to descend from Spitz type ancestors brought to Wales by Flemish weavers. It is rarely used as a herding dog today. It is closely related to the Cardigan Welsh Corgi.
Physical Description:
The Pembroke is a long, low, solidly built dog with short, well-boned legs. It has a foxy head with large, erect ears; oval, brown eyes; and a black nose. It is deep chested and naturally tailless. The medium length coat is red, sable, fawn, black and tan, with or without white markings.
Height:
10 to 12 inches (25-30cm)
Weight:
25 to 30 pounds (10-12kg)
Temperament:
Like the Cardigan, the Pembroke is a big dog in a small package. It is an active, intelligent, and fun-loving dog and gets along with almost everyone. The Pembroke does well with children, but should be supervised. It is devoted to its family, but can be headstrong. Dog training course
Activity Level:
Moderate
Best Owner:
The Pembroke does well with an active family in a rural or suburban home.
Special Needs:
Grooming, socialization, training
