Corgis have small hips and small calves, so many people like them. This corgi's personality is very independent, and sometimes very stubborn, not to obey orders, so there are a lot of dog owners are wondering whether our corgi really like him? You can always know if a corgi likes you.
1, when you come home from work, he will be very gracious to welcome you.
After a busy day, you will always come home to find the corgi waiting for you outside the door. They will circle around you and greet you in the warmest way. This is the love and care of the Corgi for you.
2. Always around you, sniffing around you
Corgis have a very good sense of smell and they really like to sniff around you because they are getting used to your smell, so they will like you and if the corgis think you are one of their kind, they will come close to you, that's how they like you.
3. Follow you wherever you go
They cling to your neck, they cling to your neck, they cling to your neck, they cling to your neck, they cling to your neck, they cling to your neck, they cling to your neck, they cling to your neck, they cling to your neck, they cling to your neck, they cling to your neck, they cling to your neck, they cling to your neck, they cling to your neck, they cling to your neck. The corgi is because he likes you so much that he always follows you around. You need to know that.
4, always protect you, go out to take care of you
Corgis love to play, but if you take him out of the house, he will not run around, but walk with you, and will turn to look at you from time to time, corgis do this, is to protect you, in fact, it has taken you as a lifelong master, love you, willing to protect you for life.
5, stick to you, you are my family
Corgis have their own den, do not sleep, and you must share a bed, this is not like you! This dog is in bed with you because he likes and trusts you!
6. Share gifts and play with you
Corgis love you, they will play with you, and they will give you things, although it is not worth anything, but it is a gesture. A corgi to show you how much he likes you.
If the corgi wants to play with you, the owner can play with you. This will deepen the bond and make the corgi happy. In the game, can cooperate with some snacks, also can carry on some small exercises.
7, do not protect their own diet, happy to share with others
Although greedy, this corgi does not protect his food. He will share his dog food with others, but he does not get angry when others rob him. This shows that they have deep feelings for themselves and regard themselves as "food and clothing parents".
Corgi's heart is not made of stone, it is well taken care of by you, will naturally rely on you more, like to follow you behind, you go to do, it is very curious, want you to take it all the time, that your relationship is getting better. When the relationship with you is getting closer and closer, it will also play petulently to you, that the dog is raised successfully, it will let you touch its tummy, share its toys, hope you play with it, then the owner can be invited to accompany it to play .
For the health of corgis, pet owners need to provide them with a well-rounded diet that will better protect their bodies.
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The choice I made..
In the quiet corner of our bustling city, nestled between towering skyscrapers and bustling streets, there was a little pet shop called Paws & Whiskers. It wasn't much to look at from the outside, just a small sign and a modest storefront, but inside, it was a haven for creatures great and small.I remember the day I first stepped into Paws & Whiskers. I was drawn in by the sound of playful barks and the gentle purring of content cats. Rows of cages and aquariums lined the walls, each housing a different animal waiting for a forever home. As I wandered through the aisles, I couldn't help but feel a sense of warmth and joy wash over me.That's when I saw him – a tiny ball of fur curled up in the corner of a cage. His big, brown eyes met mine, and in that moment, I knew I had found my companion. The choice was made before I even realized it.Bringing him home was a whirlwind of excitement and nerves. I named him Oliver, after the famous literary character who was also a survivor against the odds. From the very beginning, Oliver brought light and laughter into my life. His playful antics and unwavering loyalty became the highlight of my days.But as time went on, I began to notice changes in Oliver. He grew lethargic and withdrawn, his once shiny coat losing its luster. Concerned, I rushed him to the vet, where we received the devastating diagnosis – Oliver was suffering from a rare and aggressive form of cancer.The news hit me like a ton of bricks. I felt helpless and lost, unsure of what to do next. The vet laid out our options – aggressive treatment that offered no guarantees or palliative care to keep Oliver comfortable in his final days. It was the hardest choice I've ever had to make.In the end, I chose to focus on making Oliver's remaining time as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. I filled his days with all his favorite things – long walks in the park, endless belly rubs, and plenty of treats. We made memories together that I will cherish forever.As Oliver's condition worsened, I never left his side. I held him close, whispering words of love and gratitude for the joy he had brought into my life. And when the time finally came to say goodbye, I was there, cradling him in my arms as he slipped peacefully away.Losing Oliver was like losing a piece of myself. The grief was overwhelming, but in the midst of it, I found solace in the knowledge that I had given him the best possible life, filled with love and happiness until the very end.In the months that followed, I struggled to come to terms with Oliver's absence. But slowly, with the support of friends and family, I began to heal. And as I looked back on our time together, I realized that the choice I made – to open my heart to Oliver – was the best decision I ever made. Despite the pain of losing him, I wouldn't trade a single moment we shared for anything in the world.
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Hi Amy - Read your lovely article re; Corgis. I have just published a 'Tribute' to my Corgi as well in Pet Life called 'Rescue'. My wife would wrap Lola's Short legs around her neck and they would walk-about that way ~ Thanks for the memory! Jay Kantor, Chatsworth, Cal - Proud 'Senior' Vocal Author