New Ada Photos!

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RD.... the next herding dog you get should be of the stubby-legged variety... you won't know how much fun they are unless you try one! ;)
I concur!

Ada is sooooo ridiculously adorable! I love the last picture the most. There is nothing like a silly Corgi smile.

She really reminds me of my munchkin boy, in a lot of ways. C: Big dogs find it very entertaining to chase him around, but he can definitely show all of them who's boss.
 

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I think Ada is one the most adorable dogs ever! She seems to have such personality. What a beautiful girl.
 

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RD.... the next herding dog you get should be of the stubby-legged variety... you won't know how much fun they are unless you try one! ;)
very true!!

great pics, a corgi at her best!!:D if i lived closer to ya, i just might be tempted to come and snatch her. she is adorable.
 

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cinnamon - she does have a dog her own size to play with... SO's brother have a Puggle. Ada's a bit "too much" for him though... I believe she almost crippled him the last time they played!

Ada thinks she's a Doberman with a glandular disorder... I think most corgis have the same mentality... ;)
 

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RD.... the next herding dog you get should be of the stubby-legged variety... you won't know how much fun they are unless you try one! ;)
What's the barking like with a Corgi? Are they as vocal as, say, Shelties? Aussies?

I met some terrific Pembrokes at the agility finals last weekend, and I'm intrigued. All I had ever met before were overweight, untrained Corgis and I never realized how bright and athletic they are with the right handling. These ones reminded me a bit of Ada, and I must say I really liked 'em.
 

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cinnamon - she does have a dog her own size to play with... SO's brother have a Puggle. Ada's a bit "too much" for him though... I believe she almost crippled him the last time they played!

Ada thinks she's a Doberman with a glandular disorder... I think most corgis have the same mentality... ;)
Or if I ever get brave and make that long drive, she can beat up on my boy. How much does Ada weigh these days?

I love the daddy as a base pic. She's so CUTE when she's trying to be tough.
 
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lol, I think Joey and Ada would get along great! Joey is a little "intense" when he plays too. It's kind of typical for bostons from what I hear. He ran circles around my parents beagle, and I thought she was incredibly playful!

Ada sure is a beauty! I really think corgis are great looking dogs. Someone brought in a cardigan puppy while we were waiting at the vet's office. He was one of the cutest puppies I have ever seen!
 

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What's the barking like with a Corgi? Are they as vocal as, say, Shelties? Aussies?

I met some terrific Pembrokes at the agility finals last weekend, and I'm intrigued. All I had ever met before were overweight, untrained Corgis and I never realized how bright and athletic they are with the right handling. These ones reminded me a bit of Ada, and I must say I really liked 'em.
I think it really depends on thier upbringing. I've been told that Corgis are food hounds, that they get fat easily, and that they bark nonstop.... let's see... nope, nope, and nope. Ada is not your average corgi, on any counts!

She gives you a volley of happy barks when you get home, and she'll let out a few yaps when she is playing with the Dobes... but no more than the dobes bark. She barks a lot less than most dogs I know.

Overall, she's just awesome. Corgis are VERY easy keepers - it's rare to find a finicky corgi, or a corgi that won't pottytrain easily. They are extremely intelligent, driven, lively, clownish dogs that are the *perfect* size. Besides, they've got great mythology! :D

Ada is 11" at the shoulder, 25" long, and 21lbs... full grown.
 

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I totally agree, with your Corgi description!

Fozzie is half Corgi... and possibly half Beagle... and he VERY rarely barks. He's actually one of the least vocal dogs at the dog park, he hardly makes a peep even when he plays. Besides occasional alarm barks, he's pretty quiet. I think the neurotic barking might, usually, be related to people encouraging/tolerating it early on... or lack of mental and physical stimulation.

Fozzie, however, would eat everything in sight if allowed. He's only in good shape because I taught all of my family/friends to ignore his pleading little eyes. I forgot to mention in my post, I noticed how nice & fit Ada is! It's refreshing to see a Corgi that's in shape... some of them really do look like barrels, poor pups.
 

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