Pembroke Welsh Corgi
The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is the favorite breed of Queen Elizabeth II. Despite their small stature, they're herding dogs at heart, with big personalities and surprising athleticism. Their low-set bodies and short legs made them perfect for nipping at cattle heels.
Climate Fit
Moderate, Cold
Family Friendly
Great with kids & other pets
Delivery Options
Home drop-off or kennel pickup
Starter Kit Included
Toys, starter food & crate guide
Adoption & Delivery Experience
Reserve
Secure with 20% deposit
Lock your puppy while we prep health checks and starter pack.
Prepare
Vet-cleared, microchipped
Vaccination booklet, deworming records, temperament notes tailored to Pembroke Welsh Corgi.
Meet & Deliver
Pickup or assisted delivery
Schedule a video meet, then choose home delivery or kennel handoff.
Price Range
₹10,000 - ₹25,000
Breed Characteristics
Fun Facts
- 1Queen Elizabeth II owned more than 30 Corgis during her reign
- 2In Welsh legend, fairies used them to pull carriages
- 3They're the smallest of the herding breeds
Care Guide
Exercise
Moderate to high - about 1 hour daily. Enjoys agility and herding activities.
Grooming
Brush 2-3 times weekly. Heavy shedders, especially during coat-blowing season.
Nutrition
Feed 3/4-1.5 cups daily. Prone to obesity, so portion control is essential.
Training
Smart and trainable but can be independent. Use positive reinforcement methods.
Included with every Pembroke Welsh Corgi
Health & Safety
- Full vaccination & deworming records
- Microchip registration assistance
- Vet health certificate
Starter Essentials
- Premium starter food for 7 days
- Crate & potty training guide
- Comfort toy with litter scent
Support & Training
- 30-day new-family support line
- Virtual training starter session
- Socialization checklist
Is the Pembroke Welsh Corgi right for you?
Best for
- Active families seeking a loyal companion
- Homes that can provide moderate to high - about 1 hour daily. enjoys agility and herding activities.
- Owners who enjoy training and engagement
Keep in mind
- Regular grooming: Brush 2-3 times weekly. Heavy shedders, especially during coat-blowing season.
- Consistent nutrition: Feed 3/4-1.5 cups daily. Prone to obesity, so portion control is essential.
- Training focus: Smart and trainable but can be independent. Use positive reinforcement methods.
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