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About the Welsh Corgi (Pembroke) breed
- Height
- About 25–30 cm at the withers
- Weight
- About 9–12 kg
- Origin
- Britain
- Coat
- Medium-length with a dense undercoat
- Temperament
- Friendly, bold and active
Origin
The Pembroke Welsh Corgi comes from Britain. The FCI classifies it as a herding dog bred to work with livestock.
Temperament
The FCI describes the breed as bold, friendly and keen to work. Pembrokes are alert, but an individual dog's behaviour also depends on socialisation and experience. Their short legs do not make them couch-only dogs.
Size
A low-set, sturdy dog. The FCI standard gives a height of about 25–30 cm and a weight of 10–12 kg for males and 9–11 kg for females.
Grooming
The coat is straight and medium-length, with a dense undercoat. Regular brushing helps remove loose hair, especially during shedding season.
Activity
Daily walks, play and chances to learn help keep a Pembroke engaged. As a herding breed, it may enjoy tasks that involve working with its person. Exercise should suit the dog's age and health.
Who this breed suits
A Pembroke can live in a flat or a house if it gets enough activity, engagement and rest. Before choosing one, consider the shedding, exercise needs and the individual dog's behaviour around children and other animals.