Grooming
Exercise
Exercise
I recommend giving your Corgi a bath once every other week, nail trims once a week, and once a week bushing (for shedding)
Exercise
Exercise
Exercise
Exercise can look differently for everyone, but making sure your Corgi stays fit is important to prevent hip, joint, or back issues as they get older.
I personally take mine on a 2-mile hike 4-6 times a week and let them use the treadmill on days we don't hike.
Mental exercise is important to keep your Corgi from being hyper, destructive, a
Exercise can look differently for everyone, but making sure your Corgi stays fit is important to prevent hip, joint, or back issues as they get older.
I personally take mine on a 2-mile hike 4-6 times a week and let them use the treadmill on days we don't hike.
Mental exercise is important to keep your Corgi from being hyper, destructive, and nippy for puppies.
I personally give my Corgis frozen toppls for dinner, train for 20 minutes a day per dog, and sometimes give them a puzzle ball for a snack.
Food
Exercise
Food
Puppies 8-10 weeks old will eat 3/4 cup total daily. After 10 weeks old, your puppy will need 1 cup total a day. Some Corgis stay on 1 cup total daily forever since their calories will decrease when switching from puppy to adult food. More active Corgis like my own will need 1.5 cups total daily.
Do NOT feed based off of the kibble bag. D
Puppies 8-10 weeks old will eat 3/4 cup total daily. After 10 weeks old, your puppy will need 1 cup total a day. Some Corgis stay on 1 cup total daily forever since their calories will decrease when switching from puppy to adult food. More active Corgis like my own will need 1.5 cups total daily.
Do NOT feed based off of the kibble bag. Dog nutrition is not a one size fits all, just like it's not for humans either. Corgis are a dwarf breed with little legs; therefore, they will not need the recommended feeding amount. They will get obese if you feed whats on the bag/over feed.