Frequently Asked Questions

It starts from day one, ensuring the mother is healthy and fit to carry and raise a litter of puppies. Then, the  birth. We are hands on with this process, helping the mother through. Their statistics are recorded to ensure proper and healthy growth. Their feeding schedule comes next. This is important to ensure there are no runts in the litter. Our puppies are also raised on the BAB (Badass Breeder) curriculum. To learn more about BAB, visit their website  Badass Breeder 

The sex of your Corgi won’t be a factor in his/her ability to be your wonderful pet.

Temperament is temperament and so a well bred puppy with a solid temperament will just as likely be a male as a female. Males aren’t more dominant nor are females sweeter and gentler, and neither sex is more/less active or more prone to good/bad behavior. The wisest course is to decide upon the personality that’s most suitable for your lifestyle and then regardless of it’s sex acquire a puppy possessing that personality.

Before you consider a pup from any breeder please carefully research what health testing is recommended to get a better understanding of the health testing we feel is essential. 

    Unfortunately yes, there really are breeders willing to breed untested/partially tested parents, or even to breed parent dogs that failed a test. Because of this your understanding of the testing that should be completed is very important.

A breeder who registers dogs with the Canadian or American Kennel Club, are held to a certain standard of quality.  It also means that your puppy’s true heritage is documented and can be verified by the Stud Books.  Ensuring your puppy is properly registered is just one more step to ensuring that you are purchasing a well-bred healthy puppy.

 No, we do not ship our puppies! We will gladly meet you in person.

No. All payments are nonrefundable. Balance must be paid in full by 8 week birthdate. For more info on pricing visit our Pricing page. 

Two Year Health Guarantee, Pre-Paid Limited AKC Registration, Wisdom Panel DNA/Health testing, Microchipped with a AKC Reunite chip, UTD Immunizations, Dewormed, Veterinarian Health Certificate, Tails (If applicable) & Dewclaws Removed, a small bag of puppy food being fed to puppy, and a few other things.

We only have purebred Pembroke Corgis and the merle color doesn’t exist in the Pembroke breed.   The Pembroke Welsh Corgi Standard – Blue Merle Pembroke Welsh Corgis (wordpress.com) 

In recent years unscrupulous money driven breeders have cross-bred Pems with merle Cardigan Corgis or sometimes with merle Aussies and then they’ve attempted to pass off the offspring or decedents as “purebred” Pembrokes. Any breeder that suggests a merle is “purebred Pembroke” is without any doubt a breeder you’ll want to to avoid. This applies equally to a breeder claiming they can provide “registration papers” on a merle because they’re either registration papers from a sham registry or they’re falsified. Yes, a merle colored Pembroke-like dog can be very pretty indeed. But it simply can’t and won’t be a purebred Pembroke Corgi.

8 weeks of age the puppy will be ready for its new home. This may seem like a long time, but remember puppy needs to socialize with its litter-mates and mother to gain confidence and social skills.

No. As much as we would love to have visitors, we also need to be safe and keep our dogs safe as well. We would be more than happy to facetime or do a zoom call. And we always do weekly updates and pictures and many more pictures/videos in between. For more information regarding home visits please Contact me and I will be happy to answer any more questions you have on why we do not allow home visits. 

Yes, if you cannot continue to keep or care for your corgi for whatever reason, as stated in our contract the puppy/dog is required to come back to us no matter what.