Teething has Mac’s inner gremlin coming out daily 😂

Our door knob to our bedroom has been broken for a bit. We thought we thoroughly broke it so it couldn't lock anymore but it locked again after I trapped Stella in the room. I put her in there so she wouldn't attack the vacuum... but then she got trapped. Don't worry, we slid some treats under the door as an apology and got her out of there.

Our girl is challenging when it comes to harnesses. If the harness is too flimsy, she backs out of it. We have one that works now, but it’s so tight around the face and her big ears that she does not like putting it on. Or taking it off. Does anyone suggest a harness that is a reasonable fit for a corgi, but also goes on easier without too much smushing of the face and ears?

we just started to call them the twix brothers when they walk next to each other like this hahaha

Nothing exciting... just Franklin being cute and munchin' on his early morning biscuit... 😛✌️💖🦴🐾

my fiance has been sick with influenza B and strep. Bucktater is making sure he is okay and taken care of. Melts my heart 💜

I think Steve thinks he’s a cat ..always sleeping on the back of the couch 🛋️

I miss him being a baby! He is still so dang cute but omg 🥲 he was the cutest as a baby, also the most talkative and bitey haha. I always geek out when I go through old photos and videos

Pollen season leads to bacterial infection, now on meds.

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Per my 10 year old. Poor Nubsie managed to rip off one of his claws today and needed some emergency care. We were nervous to sedate him as he is 14 but he tolerated it well and is now on the road to recovery ❤️‍🩹

Our 5 year-old just cleared 7 days post-op and he will begin physiotherapy in two weeks. He's tolerating the ice packs and absolutely hates warm cloths, but we are still trying to be diligent in following the stretching, cooling, and warming therapy steps provided by our vet.

Our main goal right now is to stop him from crashing out from boredom every day, but on vet orders he's in a confined space and can only walk when outside for bathroom trips. We are doing very little in terms of food puzzles and lick mats out of weight management concerns at the moment.

Despite the pain, he's very confident and is trying to test boundaries like jumping or running, which we are doing our best to shut down with mixed success. (Yesterday he decided to try jumping on the couch for the first time in a year, so that was quickly blocked off as well.)

If your pup has gone through this and you have any advice, we would appreciate it! TIA!

oof what a mr. Sassy pants

He’s 4 months old and we just brought him home yesterday other than this he’s completely active sweet running and playing and eating and drinking

Hi! I have a 9 month Corgi and we are struggling with potty training, he was potty trained when he was younger and he was doing so well! Then it felt like when he hit 7 months all of that went down the drain.

I take him out every 30 mins, after naps, after food, after playtime, but sometimes he’ll have incidents where not even 20 minutes have passed and he’ll go again! It’s not a UTI, we’ve ruled that out with his vet,

Is there any potty training methods that worked for you with your corgis? Please help! 😭

I get more side eye from this little minion than I have ever gotten from anyone…or anything. 🤣