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Pembroke Welsh Corgis are playful, friendly and adaptable dogs with big personalities. Bred in Wales as herding dogs, they are full of spirit and energy, love people and make dependable, fun-loving family pets. Their short legs, long bodies, fox-like faces and expressive ears make them one of the most recognizable breeds. Corgis are smart and eager to please, so they train well with positive reinforcement, but their herding instinct means early socialization matters.
Pembroke Welsh Corgis typically stand 10 to 12 inches tall and weigh 23 to 28 pounds. Most reach their full size around their first birthday, though some keep filling out until two or three. The double coat has a soft undercoat and a protective outer coat, and it sheds daily and year round, so regular brushing, and more of it during heavy shedding, keeps loose hair under control. Corgis are energetic, so plan on daily walks and playtime, and watch the treats because they gain weight easily.
As a long-backed breed, Pembroke Welsh Corgis can be prone to back problems and hip dysplasia, and they gain weight easily, so keep an eye on treats and exercise. Every puppy has a head-to-toe health check and comes with a first-year health guarantee, and we recommend a visit to your own veterinarian soon after your puppy arrives.
Each Corgi puppy on this page has its own listing with photos, birth date, estimated adult weight and price. Our puppies come from breeders we research and vet, and every puppy is microchipped and comes with a health certificate. We can deliver your puppy to your door with our home delivery service, arrange in-cabin airport delivery with a puppy chaperone, or help you arrange pickup from the breeder after you buy. Puppies are sold first come, first served, and we do not take holds or deposits, so message our puppy concierge if you would like help choosing. Financing is available.
Yes. Corgis have a double coat, with a soft undercoat that keeps them warm and an outer coat that protects them, and they shed daily and year round, with heavier shedding when the coat changes. Regular brushing helps keep loose hair under control.
No. Corgis are not hypoallergenic, and they shed a lot, so expect plenty of vacuuming and lint rolling. If you have allergies, spend time with a Corgi before you buy.
On average, a Pembroke Welsh Corgi lives anywhere from 12 to 15 years.
Pembroke Welsh Corgis typically stand 10 to 12 inches tall and weigh 23 to 28 pounds. They usually reach their full size around their first birthday, though some keep filling out until two or three years of age.
Tail length varies. Some Pembroke Welsh Corgis are born with a naturally short or bobbed tail, and others are born with a longer tail. Ask our team about the tail of any puppy you are interested in.
Yes, Corgis can be wonderful family dogs when they are trained and socialized. They are herding dogs, so they may try to herd children by nipping at their heels. Supervise young children, teach them to handle a puppy gently, and start training early.
The Corgi dog breed is known to bark a lot. This has to do with their history, where they were bred to herd, along with barking to protect their farms from any threats. When they do bark, they do to alert you, or if they're bored, feel threatened, anxious, or they're hungry, and want attention.
Yes. Corgis are known as one of the smartest breeds, ranking 11th among dog breeds for intelligence. Because they were bred as herding dogs, they are eager to please and easy to train when you start early and use positive reinforcement.
The Pembroke Welsh Corgi is an adaptable dog, so this is an asset when it comes to apartment living. As their owner, you have to facilitate this living situation by taking them for daily walks and exercising them, regularly. This is important because they're full of energy, and need a lot of activity. If not, their boredom can turn to destruction.
Each Corgi puppy is priced individually, and the price is on the puppy's page. It depends on the puppy's size, coat color and the individual puppy. Financing is available if you would like to spread the cost.
There are two Corgi breeds, the Pembroke Welsh Corgi and the Cardigan Welsh Corgi. The Pembroke is the smaller of the two, with a shorter or bobbed tail. This page is for Pembroke Welsh Corgi puppies.
Central Park Puppies is online, so you can browse Corgi puppies from anywhere in the US. Our puppy transport service delivers to your home (Hawaii, Alaska, Puerto Rico and Canada excepted) or arranges in-cabin airport delivery with a puppy chaperone, and after you buy we can also help arrange pickup from the breeder.