The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is a small, lively, and affectionate herding dog, known for its short legs and fox-like face. It is a Welsh breed that has conquered the world, even becoming renowned as a companion to the British royals.

Origin: Wales, with roots dating back to the 10th century.
Initial function: Working dog, used to herd livestock thanks to its agility and intelligence.
Interesting fact: According to tradition, Corgis were the steeds of fairies and elves, hence the saddle-like markings on their backs.
Celebrities: It is the favorite breed of the British royal family, particularly Queen Elizabeth II.

Physical Appearance
Size: Height at the withers 25–30 cm.
Weight: Males 12–14 kg, females 11–13 kg.
Body: Long and low, with short, sturdy legs.
Head: Fox-like, with erect ears and lively eyes.
Coat: Medium length, waterproof, available in red, fawn, black and tan, and tricolor, often with white markings.

Temperament and Personality
Intelligent and intelligent: excels at learning and enjoys tasks.
Affectionate and loyal: bonds closely with family and loves company.
Protective: tends to watch over the home and family, barks little but remains alert.
Energistic: requires daily exercise and at least an hour´s walk a day.
Sociable: If well-trained, coexists peacefully with children and other animals.

Daily Life
Adapts well to apartment living, as long as it has space and time to exercise.
This dog loves being part of the family and suffers if left alone for too long.
Life expectancy: 12–13 years.
Requires regular grooming and a balanced diet to avoid becoming overweight, to which it is predisposed.

Why choose a Pembroke Welsh Corgi?
It´s a lively and intelligent dog, perfect for those seeking an active companion.
Its irresistible appearance and cheerful personality wins everyone over.
It´s ideal for families, thanks to its affectionate and protective nature.
It brings with it a fascinating history and a connection to Welsh and British tradition.