It's been a week since our corgi arrived to our home !
She's 10 weeks old ! We made so many progress already !
We had 3 issues to work on :
• She was struggling to calm down after walks ( and because we potty train, we go out a lot, like every two hours.
• She was trying to eat absolutely EVERYTHING from the floor and didn't care when we were trying to redirect her
• Constantly biting everything in our home too !
We try to redirect as much as possible, and we are currently trying to teach her the command " drop ".

She is also a fast learner. She knows to ask when she needs to poop, she know her name/sit/give paw/check. But we are starting to see why people warned us that corgi's ears are mainly decorative 😂😭🐶🦴

If you have any advices for the next weeks...

My baby is obsessed with me, but prefers sleeping at the foot of the bed. I actually captured the first time I’ve ever gotten sleepy snuggles and this is how I die.

Yes it is impossible.

😂😂

She needed to be the only dog in the house, I think she is happy being the queen bee already.

Kinda feels like he’s showing off.

cuuuuuuuute！！！

I've had her about 4 months. My first corgi.She's 7, a former puppy mill momma, totally adorable and sassy and silly. I love her. My semi low rider in comparison Ernie (basador) also seems to mostly think she's great but is sometimes confused. Any advice I would welcome.

So I thought I'd give an update on Perrin and where we are after 7 months. Overall, he's been such a great addition to the household. My wife and I have really enjoyed the routine of having a dog at the house and he's got a lovely temperament and is lovely and social. That being said, he isn't without his flaws, like all puppies at this age I guess.

He's finally got all his adult teeth and his baby teeth have all fallen out. However he is still gnawing at hands a lot and snapping at them when we don't give in to him. I'm sure this will fade in time, but maybe I was just hoping once his teeth would come through he would stop. Wishful thinking I guess 😅

Another thing he's started doing is having accidents inside again. I half expected this as he enters the adolescence stage, but yeah, something to keep an eye on.

Not sure if anyone else's corgi does this, but when we go out on a walk in the local forest, Perrin will see a near vertical bank and climb up it and I'm worried one day he'll fall and hurt himself. Now, obviously I could keep him on a lead to avoid this but I was just wondering if anyone else's corgi thinks they're Spiderman?! 

He's also started humping some of his toys. I'm not sure really how to combat this behaviour or how I should handle it, so would love to hear some of your thoughts on this.

Lastly, the one thing that really goes through me is his barking. Granted, I knew going in there would be times he'll bark non-stop, but his bark is so loud! I'm not really looking for any advice on this one, just me venting about his loud bark.

Anyway, thanks for taking the time to read my post. Here's some photos of his from the last month or so 😁

He promptly got a treat after this photo.

Working from home this week. How am I meant to get anything done?!

As ball is life, Fergus loves to swim even when the water starts to get a little chilly. His disgruntled expressions when shaking off the water always crack me up.