Corgi (Pembroke Welsh) (Pembroke Welsh Corgi)
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| type | dog |
|---|---|
| Place of origin | Wales (United Kingdom) |
| Size | small · double coat |
| Life expectancy | About 12-13 years |
| Habit | Intelligent and energetic · Cheerful, playful · Alert, barks warnings · A herding dog that likes to work |
| Thailand weather | It has a thick, double layer of fur. Therefore it gets hot easily in the Thai air. You should stay in a cool place, have water available at all times, and exercise in the morning or evening when the sun isn't too hot. |
| fur care | Brush their coat several times a week because they shed a lot throughout the year and heavily during the changing seasons. |
| exercise | Need exercise and brain training activities every day because they are high-energy workers. |
| Common diseases in the breed | Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) from a long body and short legs · Hip osteoarthritis · Being easily obese, which increases the burden on the back · Eye diseases such as retinal degeneration (PRA) |
| suitable for | Able to get along with children · Lots of energy · Makes a lot of noise |
Breed diseases that you should know before raising them
Each disease below is based on veterinary resources listed at the end of the section. And also tell what the general maintenance is like. This does not mean that every dog or cat of this breed will. But it is a more common risk than other breeds.
The back is disproportionately long and the legs are short. Corgi's chondrodystrophic disease increases pressure on the spinal discs. This may bulge or rupture and press on the spinal cord, causing pain, staggering, or immediate paralysis.
Care guidelines: Strict rest Weight control And avoid jumping up and down on furniture for protection and in minor cases. Emergency spinal decompression surgery if the dog cannot walk.
Abnormal hip joint growth leads to loose joints and progressive arthritis. This is made worse in this breed by the pressure that the long back already has on the hindquarters.
Care guidelines: Control your weight and use joint supplements for minor cases. Surgery for severe/painful cases
This information is used only to help you make an informed decision before adopting. It is not a diagnosis or medical advice. If your pet has abnormal symptoms Take him to see a veterinarian.
Price in Thailand
The price range announced by the seller on his own channel is 35000-60000 baht (general price is around 40,000 baht, 60,000 baht is the highest price found from a single source). (price range 'Starting at' from one breeder only)) Actual price depends on pedigree, age and seller, not average price.
Frequently asked questions
Is a Corgi (Pembroke Welsh) suitable for keeping in a condo?
Not very suitable, has a thick double layer of fur Therefore it gets hot easily in the Thai air. You should stay in a cool place, have water available at all times, and exercise in the morning or evening when the sun isn't too hot.
What is the lifespan of a Corgi (Pembroke Welsh)?
Generally around 12-13 years (according to veterinary sources)
What breed diseases do Corgis (Pembroke Welsh) have?
Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD) from a long body and short legs · Hip osteoarthritis · Being easily obese, which increases the burden on the back · Eye diseases such as retinal degeneration (PRA)
Can Corgi (Pembroke Welsh) endure the hot weather in Thailand?
It has a thick, double layer of fur. Therefore it gets hot easily in the Thai air. You should stay in a cool place, have water available at all times, and exercise in the morning or evening when the sun isn't too hot.
Sources: vcahospitals.com · www.petmd.com — Last checked 2026-07-03
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