Precautions for Corgi pregnancy:

1. Corgi’s nest should be regularly ventilated, kept clean and dry, to prevent drought in winter, and to prevent heatstroke and cooling in summer.

2. During pregnancy, Corgis are lazy and cannot let themselves go. Otherwise, the fetus will be difficult to deliver if it is too large. Force it to exercise so that it can build strength for labor, but avoid excessive exercise. Going out for a walk and soaking in the sun can enhance your dog’s immunity, and is also very helpful for the smooth delivery of your dog.

3. Reduce the number of baths. This is mainly because dogs are more fragile when pregnant. If you insist on bathing the dog, it can easily cause the dog to get sick, and it is not recommended for dogs to take medication during pregnancy.

4. Deworming. Dog deworming is a major event that accompanies the dog's life, especially during the dog's pregnancy. At this time, the pregnant female dog can be given appropriate deworming medicine, because if you are not careful during pregnancy, the parasites in the female dog are likely to pass through. Placental transmission to puppies can result in death of the puppies in severe cases.

Corgi postpartum precautions:

1. Dogs also need to supplement a lot of nutrition and recuperate their bodies after giving birth. You can feed some high-energy, easy-to-digest foods, such as meat products, or add meat, eggs, milk, etc. to the dog food to supplement nutrition.

2. Do not bathe the female dog within 30 days after giving birth. This can easily cause the female dog with low immunity to catch a cold, and may also lead to infection.

3. The female dog will be dehydrated after giving birth and needs a lot of water to help her recover and produce milk. It is necessary to ensure that she has adequate water sources during lactation.