Found by a Fluff

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Comment by Nancy Geddes on October 4, 2009 at 6:20pm

Hi Archie and Jen! Congratulations on the fluffy in your life! We are really the best of the best! It took almost 18 months for my coat to be established. Nanmom paid for my first real shaping at two years. I am fluffy allllll over! Lots of people don't know that I am a real corgi. Silly.... Corgi high fives from Linus (a/k/a Heronsway Land of the Hokies)

Comment by Jen Hall on October 4, 2009 at 2:37am

Hello everyone. This is Archie and he is a fluffy and sable - the breeder said he was a fluffy puppy and he is certainly has lots of fur compared to other corgis. He's only 14 weeks so we don't know how fluffy he will become. Can anyone tell me how long it takes approx. before you know what their coat will be like?

Comment by Tami and Mia on September 5, 2009 at 3:03pm

Hi fluff parents! I'm a new corgi mom...just got my baby Mia 2 weeks ago and she is a fluffy! I had researched the heck out of Corgis when I decided I wanted one, but still didn't know about fluffies until I saw my little Mia and started wondering why she had so much more hair than the other puppies. LOL She's a beautiful girl...I've got to post some pics soon.

Comment by Nancy Geddes on August 28, 2009 at 6:01pm

Linus here. It's been mighty hot and sticky here in Virginia. Mom broke down and gave me a bath this past weekend which is lots of work because it also means the hairdryer and furminator. Part of my beauty regime is getting my teeth brushed with some salmon flavored tooth gel. So, I am sparkly, shiny and my fabulous fluff coat is conditioned like the star that I am. Took a walk in Colonial Williamsburg this week and all the visitors ask why I am so special - Nanmom gives them the particulars while I strike poses. Later fluffs! Your brother in fur, Linus

Comment by Corky & Archie on August 28, 2009 at 11:49am

Just reading the below posts. We live in Houston and I think my fluffy, Archie, is just miserably hot most of the time. Do you think Fluffies experience the hot weather differently than standard corgis?

Comment by Cindi & Twinkie on August 28, 2009 at 10:13am

Hey Fluffs! What been happening in the lives of the world's most perfect dogs?? Twinkie is large and in charge around here. We are looking forward to the weather cooling down to see what her coat does this year. I wonder if her gorgeous coat from last year was a fluke of her being still being a pup? Have a great weekend!

Comment by Dara and Gracie on June 24, 2009 at 2:04pm

Oh good some other precious fluffs!

Comment by Roger on May 4, 2009 at 8:24am

I understand trimming the skirt and belly hair for coolness...but Roger is a pretty active dog. He likes to be out CONSTANTLY. Any thoughts other than the above to keep him cool?

Comment by Nancy Geddes on April 29, 2009 at 6:56pm

This is Linus! I see the NC Carolina picnic date has been set so I'm looking forward to another fabulous fluffy fun match! It does a fluff good to see so many others!!!! Power on!!

Comment by Nancy Geddes on February 18, 2009 at 7:42am

Good morning! Linus' breeder showed me how to trim the belly hair and skirt of my fluffy for the summer too. She recommends that you not shave a fluffy unless you have a mat attack or other problem. My three live here in Virginia where we too have to restrict our summer outings to early in the day, later in the evening and plenty of splat time on the hardwood floors! Bill =- four fluffies? Wow! All the best from Bear, Tasha and Linus (Heronsway Land of the Hokies)

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