Cardigan Welsh Corgi | BarkStark.com

Nickname:

CWC

AKC Group:

Herding Group

Height:

10.5 to 12.5 Inches

Weight:

25 to 40 Pounds

Appearance:

Small, low, long, sturdy, squarely-built dogs covered in a dense medium-length coat. The head is wide and flat with large, round ears that stand erect and a short, rounded muzzle. The tail lies low and never curls over the back.

Color:

Red, sable, brindle, black and blue merle.

Grooming:

Minimal grooming required. Regular bathing and brushing required.

Temperament:

Highly intelligent, loving, faithful dogs that need a great deal of exercise and mental stimulation. They are natural herders and must be supervised around children due to their tendency to nip at the heels. Highly trainable and athletic. They make great family companions.

Lifespan:

15 years

History:

One of the oldest dog breeds in England. Used by the Welsh to herd and move cattle.

Health Concerns:

Spinal problems, eye problems and prone to weight gain.