Corgis don’t have to have their tails docked

Corgis now look very cute with short legs. But in the past, the corgi's main job was to herd cattle. Therefore, people at that time chose to dock the corgi's tail to prevent the corgi's tail from being stepped on by cows. Nowadays, few people use Corgis as cattle dogs anymore, and most of them are kept at home as pets. Therefore, there is no need to dock the tail of Corgis. However, many people now think that corgis with docked tails are cuter, and the buttocks of corgis with docked tails will be bigger and better looking.

Be careful about hair loss when raising Corgis

Anyone who has raised a Corgi knows that hair loss is a big problem for Corgis. In addition to shedding Corgi's hair on time, you should also pay attention to Corgi's food and drink. Don't let Corgi eat too salty food. This will help Corgi reduce the amount of hair shedding.

Pay attention to outdoor activities when raising Corgis

Although Corgis have short legs and round bodies now, their energy as a cattle dog has not diminished. Therefore, Corgi should be taken outdoors for more than three hours a day, otherwise Corgi will cause havoc at home.