Cardigan Welsh Corgi
The Cardigan Welsh Corgi is an active, long lived breed. Although they are only 1 foot tall, they should not be considered a small dog, as they weigh from 25 - 50 lbs. The coat is harsh with a dense undercoat that is shed twice a year. They should be brushed regularly about twice a week to remove dead undercoat. Colours are brindle & white (brownish with black stripes), black & white, blue merle (mottled blue-gray-black), sable, red or tri-colour (black & white with tan or brindle markings). Eyes must be brown except in blue merles which may have blue eyes. The Cardigan does well in the city or country, and can even live in an apartment if the owners exercise it regularly. They enjoy playing retrieving games and this makes them a good companion for children. The Cardigan is a very intelligent breed and is very easily trained, and enjoys activities such as flyball and agility.
Breeders

Miss S M Tonkyn, Castle Stream Farm, Dursley, Gloucestershire, GL11 6AB. (01453) 545123.

Mrs M L Parsons, Fayre Oaks, Bryn Nicholas Lane, Gwystre, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1 6RW. (01597) 851417.