Mary Allen
Mbụ l'e-me t'ẹphe ha. Mgbe ahụ nkịta ibe maka ndị eze. Na taa nkịta ezinụlọ na-arụsi ọrụ ike. Welsh Corgi Pembroke agụọla ọtụtụ akụkụ nke ọha mmadụ n'oge akụkọ agbụrụ nke puku afọ ya.
#1 It is uncertain whether the breed came to Wales with the Celts a thousand years before Christ or if it came with the Vikings a few thousand years later.
The Welsh Corgi is basically a herdsman and got the animals in the direction he wanted by biting them in the hind legs.
#2 Nowadays the breed is more often kept as a companion dog than as a cattle dog and it is a very nice and lively family dog.
#3 It is small but should quickly learn that it is the owner who decides over the herd – not the dog.
It is quick to learn. In short, there is a lot of power in this dog.