The Corgi is a British breed. The Corgi breed, together with the Shiba Inu, is called the little prince of shedding. It is a type of dog that sheds very badly.

In terms of character, he is brave, perseverant, and stubborn. Of course, he is also very gentle to his master if he is well taught. With this kind of bravery and perseverance, you will find that they often don’t particularly like to play with small dogs. When you see the attitude of big dogs, it may be that the genes of early cattle dogs are faced with cattle that are several times larger than themselves. .

Corgis are short in stature, with moderate bone mass and deep chest. The overall proportion of the body's side profile is that length is much greater than height. The tail is set very low and resembles a fox's tail. The overall impression is: a beautiful, powerful small dog with very good speed and endurance, intelligent, and solidly built but not rough.

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Corgis will shed their hair seasonally. If the undercoat is lacking due to seasonal reasons, but the hair is healthy, it is not a fault. No trimming of the coat is allowed, except trimming of the paws, but the beard may be trimmed if desired. Coats that are soft, uniform in length, bristly, curly, silky, too short, or too flat are all faults. Coats that are too long or look like a hair ball are serious faults.