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lethargic corgis?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Wendt Worth Corgi's Apr 6.
Natures Variety Frozen raw food
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Hmmm...tough one. Some Corgis are just more laid back then others. I know you had said she is not overweight but could she be deficient in something or have a thyroid problem. Maybe is bored and just needs to get more active to increase her energy...
My corgi is 2 yr and she is healthy but seems to have zero energy. I feed her Natures Variety raw diet and dry (breeder rec), she's been to the vet and is healthy but wants to sleep or lay around all day. When I take her for a walk at the park she...
No, it seems pretty excessive in terms of expense. I do feed my pups nature's variety dry food though.
Does anyone feed their dog this?
Sounds exactly like Camber. She has turned around in our first year of ownership, but I don't think she'll ever be like the Corgi I knew as kid... Not barking a lot is blessing! Camber does like to bark outside; just one bark at time- usually to e...
I agree with this. We've seen some dogs at our training school that were kept isolated like this and were actually fearful of toys, other dogs and people. They didn't know what to do with toys because they were never exposed to them as puppies.
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Make an appointment to spay her as soon as you can. I don't think she will associate you with the spaying. But talk to your vet and they might have a better answer. Also they can explain you about the procedure and aftercare which is very importan...
You never know, but with good socialization and lots of love I'd say there's a good chance you can bring out her hidden personality.
Our puppy Scout we got at ~6 months. She spent the first few months of her life locked in a cage, and we got her ...
I want to thank all of you for your replies. She is very easy to take care of and so sweet. I really just wanted her to play for her own sake, after all she's barely 2yrs. Took her to the park yesterday and walked 4 miles and she enjoyed that, was...
My first corgi was the mellow type. The only "toys" she would play with was a towel if you drug it along the ground for her to chase after and a small super ball type football. Other than that, she was like the one you have right now. Could be lik...
I think she might change some as she gets more comfortable. She also will learn your routine, and also anything else you teach her. Cosmo was like that for 4 years (she was already 7 when I got her.), her mellowness made it easier to care for her....
I'd say it's only been a week. Dogs usually take about a month to feel at home and let their personality shine. She sounds great so far!
That is not strange to me. My Max didn't play with anything for the 11/12 yrs we had him. We got him at approx 6 months. We have Rexx who was a rescue and didn't play either until LO came into the house in Sept.
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- will be getting a PWC soon
- Welsh Corgi Breeder?
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- About My Corgi(s):
- getting a female runt of litter
- I have:
- Pembroke
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- At 2:51pm on August 2, 2009,
Chris said…
Happy Birthday!
- At 2:28pm on March 30, 2009,
Jessie said… - We got Dexter from a breeder in Nebraska. We only have him and I was wondering what happened to the 2 year old female (which is why I asked about yours, she sounded just like Dexter!) And don't worry about your dog not acting "dog-like": it took Dex almost a month before he even barked, and a month and a half before he figured out that the rope we kept dangling in front of him was fun to pull on. Just keep at it and eventually, she'll feel right at home.
- At 12:52pm on March 30, 2009,
Jessie said…
- Hey Karen. This is probably a long shot, but where did you get your dog from? I recently adopted Dexter from a breeder that was trying to find homes for him and another 2 year old female. Dexter had the exact same behavior as your dog (won't play with toys, rolls onto back, etc...). I thought that I may as well find out if your new corgi is the other female the breeder had.
- At 10:32am on March 17, 2009,
Lady Bug said…
Welcome, so glad you could join us. Congrats on getting a new baby!
- At 2:07pm on March 16, 2009,
Stephanie said… - My dogs sleep in the bedroom with me... so when it is time for bed I take them out then we go to bed. I find that as long as you get up about 8/8:30 and take them out to use the bathroom right away they do just fine, but if you want to leave a pee pad on the floor or kennel I think that would be fine too. I just have had the problem that they want to play with the pee pad and not use it. You might get some accidents but not that bad... You may even want to try every hour if you see the baby is doing fine. Each puppy is different... you may have to tweek the plan for that puppy.
- At 11:32am on March 16, 2009,
Stephanie said…
- I don't use pee pee pads... I have a fenced in yard so I just let them outside. I would not put a pee pee pad in the kennel unless you were going to leave for a couple of hours... they tend to chew on them when they are lock up all day... when I take mine out every 30 mins they don't always use the bathroom but i find better safe than sorry. hoped that helped
- At 3:08pm on March 9, 2009,
Sam Tsang said…
- Welcome!
- At 11:49pm on March 8, 2009,
Wendt Worth Corgi's said…
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