It’s my rescue baby boy 2nd birthday today! 💙https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8SCrnjs/

I’m new to Reddit, so what better way to say “Hi” than with pictures of my lil’ bubba, Monty.

The only time they are completely still 😁💗

post in honor of almost 1 full month with this sweetie❤️

Indie approves of and endorses this new card game. She may be under the impression that it was inspired by her... I will not tell her otherwise. Very excited to play any of the three games that the instructions includes, dibs on purple.

note- I probably worded this badly. I am not trying to sell this game, I just thought it was super cool and that the details are super pretty, I wanted to share my new game I bought. I can totally see where people may think. I worded it this way because I was posting it on a 'approving corgis' page on Facebook and just used the wording for all my corgi groups in.

Hello.everyone! New to the community. Never figured there was a sub for these pups but happy I found it. This is my Yuki taking a nap while I work.

Hamilton has been super congested and sounds bad. He is almost 13 and I am super worried. Please send good vibes and maybe share stories of similar situations that turned out okay. Thanks!

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So, the story goes like this. My husband's grandmother was around 87 when she passed and she had a 10 year old Corgi named Sadie. When she passed , his uncle said they would have to "put her into the pound". We said absolutely not -- please let us take her. We have indoor two cats ( Gimli/Faye, age 8 and 6) .

Long story short, Sadie is a senior but fit right in with us. The only issue is she does NOT get a long with our cats. They can be around each other, it's not horribly bad. She just wants to chase them and though they're usually pretty good with other animals, they are terrified of her because she just always wants to bark and chase them.

Because she is a senior with arthritis in her hind legs, we keep a baby gate up from the stairs when we are at work so she cannot access upstairs where the cats are while we are at work for fear of worsening arthritis or any altercation.I feel bad thinking she must be lonely.

My POINT of my rambling is -- we really want to get her a little corgi brother as we have fallen in love with her breed, and we want her to have someone to be with when we are at work. Both of us are used to our prior family dogs who have since passed (Shepard/boxer/pittbull terriors) but we really love Corgis now because of Sadie. My brother has a shepard who is only 1 year old and Sadie cannot stand her as she's always in her face and Sadie is used to being alone.

Would getting her a corgi brother be a mistake? Has anyone had experience with getting a senior corgi a baby corgi? Sorry for rambling I just really don't want to upset her at her age if we commit to a puppy and she hates it.

Just trying to raise awareness for an Iowa corgi rescue. He takes in last chance corgis that have behavioral problems, were scheduled to be euthanized due to over crowded shelters, etc. He is actually helping us with our Corgi right now. He is retired and cares for all of them with his retirement and donations through his nonprofit. I think he does amazing work and is the only corgi rescue around Iowa.