Living, loving and caring for my Pembroke Welsh Corgi dog ~ BERT.
Dylan, a Pembroke Welsh Corgi, came to K-9Cart.com in Oxford, MD for a dog wheelchair fitting. His owners thought he had intervertebral disc disease, but since he had been growing progressively weaker in his hind legs, we suspect it was degenerative myelopathy. He can now enjoy playing in the snow in his dog wheelchair. The knobby tires give him traction in the snow.... 
Pembroke Welsh Corgis and most all dogs do NOT need to be vaccinated every year. Vaccines have a longer duration of immunity than 1 year.
Have your Corgi puppy vaccinated, as this is the time when they are most at risk. Then get your puppy his booster at 1 year old.
After that, you should only give your Corgi vaccines every 3 years. Also, you should only vaccinate for what your Corgi needs in your area,... 
When bathing My Dog Bert we have found that a Corgi needs to be given special care. We’ve found that if you are careless in bathing, the Corgi may end up having some problems. For example, if you don’t close the ears with large cotton balls, the water may enter into the ear canals and may cause some ear infections. Then he may display signs like constant discharge from the ears and/or shaking of... 
Potty training in Corgis usually begins when they are puppies. Unfortunately, there are a lot of Corgis who do not know yet where and when it is appropriate to poop. While house training is a must, many people still have Corgis that are not fully trustworthy. The main advantage of being house trained is that you could trust your Corgi not to make your house his large and stinky comfort room....
Hi. I'm Leonhaus' Flamino Bertoni, but everyone calls me Bert . I'm a six year old Pembroke Welsh Corgi. I live in Mount Vernon, Ohio with Denis and Carol and my two pain in the butt sisters. Jazzy is a hyper, crow chasing, deaf JRT and Maisy is a little ShiPoo who thinks she's the fricken palace guard dog and the alpha bitch. Those two really keep me on my toes. I even had to learn to share my food and toys with them, and that stinks. They are fun to play with and tease though. Hope you'll come back often and read about my Corgi adventures and things I like. Later then. Woof out... Bert
