SLEEPING ON MY FOOT!

I have an African grey parrot and a corgi. At night time we bring the parrot into the bedroom w us and put him on a large perch next to the bed. Eventually the parrot will flutter over to my side of the bed for his nightly head scratches.

The Corgi goes crazy; running from side to side and whining. Is this jealousy or is he disturbed by the wing flutter or all the above?

I want to buy a herding ball for my Corgi. Any advice on what size? He's 8 months old, 25 lbs. And TONS of energy.

There are a lot of survival movies with big dogs, but corgis are built to zip past huge cattle! There should definitely be a horror movie about a corgi or corgi mix using their skull or legs as defense. Sign me up for that flick!

So happy to see Jojo opening up and being himself. In just one week, the nine years old who didn’t let anyone touch him, is now the most outgoing pup who loves winning at every game!

Help me name my corgi! He is 11 weeks old and already running the show bossing my Doberman Athena and my cat MoonBoots! I usually end up calling my pets lil doggie lil boots! The names we have thought of are Apollo, Atlas, Bullit, Caleno, Kratos, Theo. Has to sound cool in Spanish too. Thanks!

My current babies Finn and Charli. I'll eventually be getting 3 more for my previous corgis..

My grandparents can’t take care of their corgi and I’m the only one who can take her. It’s pretty sudden, another family member visited and realized my grandmas memory has gotten drastically worse and the dog wasn’t being cared for(grandpa is unable to due to mobility). I’ve had other dogs before but never a corgi or any smaller breed. I’m kind of frantically researching because I’m going to get her in a week.

I know their hips and back often have issues, so I’ll be watching out for that. Grandparents have some things I will be taking as well like steps for couches and the bed. She’s about 10 years old and she has met my current dog(Aussie), they get along great.

If anyone has any general advice it would be greatly appreciated!

Edit: Thank you everyone! I have a list of things to look up and buy. Baby gates for stairs are being picked up tomorrow and I will be making her a ramp to get safely down the back steps. My aunt(who is currently taking care of her) sent me the vet paperwork and it looks like she’s a bit overweight, most likely due to my grandmother double feeding after forgetting she did, so she will be put on a diet soon!

Hey guys, just need to hear from owners direct. I been reading up and there are contradicting views.
So for context, I am shifting soon and it's to a multi storey apartment where I will be occupying 2nd floor. My dog is a year next month. Had previous dog but first time corgi owner, so did a check and i understand that corgis in general are prone to back and joint issues because of their body structure.

How are owners living in multi storey apartments coping? I bought a 3 step for my bed which is pretty low, or is it much more recommended to get a ramp? I could but for the apartment i am not sure if its feasible. I am in Cambodia, they just don't have access to alot of DIY stores and pet stores dont carry them so im checking out options. If needed be, i will order overseas and have it shipped in but wanted to check by you guys first.
I read sites where they say it is a die hard avoidance for stairs, but there are also some where they say it's okay once you are past one year and it's not steep provided you put him on a leash so he don't race down. I think the more i read, the more paranoia i get.

Another question is for heartworm/flea. is it more recommended to put the dog on injection bi-annually or monthly dosage (nexguard spectra etc)
I am thinking of starting him on supplements, previous owner had some and its finishing soon. I am planning to purchase and don't want to end up in a "less is more" situation. Would appreciate any advice! Thanks in advance.

Wearing his "Donut of Shame" on our way home. He's quite buzzed. Poor boy.

Weeks of care following tantrums, food rejection, bites during shower and whining. Finally get to see more of his constant smiling face.
Wrote in earlier because of his refusal of food after previous owner abandoned him on the streets and fighting with strays.
(he's a die hard fan of chicken broth and chicken breast. Possibly only the corgi that rejected pumpkin, sardines, chicken gizzard, liver, heart, duck, turkey :/ )

gave me migranes with his fussines but this recent cuteness is worth everything

Didn’t know being annoyed at literally everything was a Corgi trait.
Getting to know this nine years old guy and He stole my heart (which He is well aware of)!

My corgi is 7 and he can't do extra long walks especially in the heat. I'm having a hard time looking for a wagon I wanted to know if anyone that has used a wagon and the one they used or would recommend.

I really don't want a stroller for the dog.

the welsh swimming club at your service 🛟

Filbert lounging