Welsh Corgi Welsh Corgi (definite introduction)

The Welsh Corgi, also known as the Welsh Short-legged Dog, is a very popular dog breed nowadays. It is especially popular because of its long body, short legs and cute appearance. Girls like it. The Pembroke Welsh Corgi has existed in Britain since at least 920 AD.

It is a variation of Cardigan and Pembroke dogs. The Pembroke is more famous than the Cardigan. Based on the fox-like head of the dog breed brought over by Flemish workers, some people believe that the original dog is closely related to the ancestors of the sharp-billed dog. However, some people believe that the corgi was born from the mating of the Swedish short-legged long-legged dog that was introduced to Wales with the trade between Wales and Sweden and the indigenous dogs. Cardigans and Pembrokes are generally breeds that thrive on cattle herding. Because it is as light as a swallow and agile in action, this dog can escape at an extremely fast speed when its hind legs are angry with the bitten livestock. In 1934, the United Kingdom officially recognized Cardigan and Pembroke dogs as two different breeds.

Under the continuous training and training of breeding experts, the wild nature of fighting with other dogs has been gradually removed. Now the price of Corgis in the market is not cheap.

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