Corgis are comical, cuddly, and charming, and no wonder the Queen adores them. And this particular sweetheart is the perfect ambassador of the breed.
Meet Baby, a 5-month-old pup who can't stay still, constantly making everyone around her smile like idiots. Her owner May Theint Nwe got her after falling in love with their first corgi, Cooper. After the new brother and sister really hit it off, their hooman even created an Instagram account for the two to show the world just how much fun these goofballs are.
And while Cooper definitely is just as important to the household, this time we're inviting you to spend some time with his baby sister, Baby!
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Awww (followed by heavy sigh because my computer screen is not fluffy)
This is what I think of that camera . I think this might be the camera shay Cooper❣️
is this little guy still up for adopison if so please contack me a kellytucker731@icloud.com
Illegal in the Netherlands to amputate tails and ears. And I noticed that more European countries are creating or have created laws against it.
It should be illegal everywhere! It’s a form of abuse IMO!
Load More Replies...Lovely dog but hate the docked tail. Dogs are not born with stub tails - this owner (or the breeder) took it to the vet and had its tail amputated (hope they didn't do it themselves)
It was originally done because corgis were used to hunt badgers, and they wanted to prevent injuries and infections. Now it's to meet "breed standards" for show dogs...and it's cruel and ugly.
Load More Replies...Illegal in the Netherlands to amputate tails and ears. And I noticed that more European countries are creating or have created laws against it.
It should be illegal everywhere! It’s a form of abuse IMO!
Load More Replies...Lovely dog but hate the docked tail. Dogs are not born with stub tails - this owner (or the breeder) took it to the vet and had its tail amputated (hope they didn't do it themselves)
It was originally done because corgis were used to hunt badgers, and they wanted to prevent injuries and infections. Now it's to meet "breed standards" for show dogs...and it's cruel and ugly.
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