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Cardigan Welsh Corgi Breed Information and Photos

Category Corgi These sturdy, short legged, large eared dogs make excellent companions. This guide contains Cardigan Welsh Corgi breed information and photos.

Article: Breed Information: Cardigan Welsh Corgi

By EllenB [858 Posts, 1 Comment]1 found this helpful
April 9, 2006
Breed Description: Cardigan Welsh Corgis are long, low-set little dogs with a wide skull and fox-like head. They have large erect ears and an acute sense of hearing. Cardigan Welsh Corgis are sturdy and powerful, and are easily distinguished from the Pemboke Welsh Corgi by their "fox's" brush tail. Group: Herding

Purpose of Breed: Herding or droving cattle

Country of Origin: Wales

Average Size: Dogs 10-13 inches and 25-30 pounds, bitches 10-13 inches and 25-30 pounds.

Color(s): Red, sable and brindle, black and tan and blue-merle (black and gray; marbled).

Coat Type: This breed has a weather resistant, medium length, dense double coat.

Grooming: The Cardigan Welsh Corgi's coat sheds twice per year. It is easy to maintain and will repel dirt with regular brushings. This breed requires standard care for eyes, ears, pads and nails.

Exercise Needs: This breed will do well living in an apartment, but is active by nature and enjoys long regular walks to maintain mental and physical health.

Temperament: Cardigan Welsh Corgis are intelligent, eager to please and easily trained. They are naturally somewhat suspicious of strangers and make excellent companions for the elderly and the disabled. This breed enjoys the company of children and enjoys the companionship of other family pets.


Common Ailments: Susceptible to glaucoma and PRA and obesity.

Life Expectancy: Averages 12-15 years. Trivia: Before farmers used fences to contain their cattle, it was the Corgi's job to nip at the heels of cattle and drive them on his master's property.

More Information: Cardigan Welsh Corgi Club of America, Inc. www.cardigancorgis.com 
Mia and Wolfe (Welsh Corgi)

By Mary [1 Post]14 found this helpful

I have two of the best Pembroke Welsh Corgis. The tan one is Mia and the black is Wolfe. They are brother and sister, and every time they travel in the car they always have to be touching each other and the sleep with their heads crossed. Comment Like this photo? 14

Riggs (Cardigan Welsh Corgi)

By pam [2 Posts, 30 Comments]1 found this helpful
March 17, 2007

Riggs is 6 years old and is a Cardigan Welsh Corgi. Riggs was adopted from a Corgi rescue mission when he was four years old. Riggs loves to eat! He actually had his thyroid checked before we were allowed to adopt him, because he was so overweight. He's now on a doggy diet. Riggs is a happy guy, and he gets along well with other animals and people. Friends offer to dog sit for us, because he's so lovable! Pets Dogs Dog Breeds CorgiMay 30, 2013 Pembroke Welsh Corgi Photos Welsh Terrier Breed Information 



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