Welsh Corgi

• Origin and Crossbreeds: The Welsh Corgi is a herding breed that originated in Wales. There are two distinct breeds: the Pembroke Welsh Corgi and the Cardigan Welsh Corgi, both known for their sturdy bodies and short legs.

• Compatibility with Children and Babies: Generally good with children; they are playful and friendly, making them great companions.

• Compatibility with Other Pets: Usually good with other pets; socialization is key to ensuring they get along well.

• Health Conditions: Prone to hip dysplasia, obesity, and certain eye conditions.

• Habits: Energetic and intelligent; they require regular exercise and enjoy playtime.

• Social Life: Very social; they thrive on human interaction and companionship.

• Suitability for Home Life: Well-suited for various living situations, including apartments, as long as they receive regular exercise.

• Eating Habits: Requires a balanced diet to maintain health and energy levels.

• Average Monthly Expenses: Monthly costs typically range from £50-80 GBP.

• Encyclopedic Fact: The Welsh Corgi is known for its strong herding instincts and is often associated with the British royal family, particularly Queen Elizabeth II.