Because Corgis need to moult, they will shed seasonally, usually before summer and near winter, which is more serious at this time. Owners can keep several kinds of combs at home, such as combs for removing lint, combs for cleaning floating hair, etc. They can comb the corgi regularly, comb out the hair that has fallen off but is still attached to the dog's body, and then tidy it up. It won't fall everywhere. If there is a lot of hair in your home, you can use a vacuum cleaner to remove it carefully. Corgi hair loss is also closely related to exercise and sun exposure. Corgis that stay indoors for a long time do not get sunlight and do not get a certain amount of exercise, which will also have a great impact on the coat color and hair. The dog's hair may become rough and dull. Therefore, you should take your Corgi out more often. Basking in the sun can promote hair metabolism and release energy. But be careful not to expose your dog to the sun, especially in summer, to prevent your dog from getting heatstroke.

For Corgis, a light diet is very important, because too salty food will cause the dog to lose hair. This kind of hair loss is done by grabbing it with your hands. The hidden danger is that it will cause the dog to lose hair. Kidney failure in dogs. Therefore, never feed your dog human food, especially leftovers. It is best to eat natural food with a low-salt formula, which meets the dog’s nutritional needs and ensures the dog’s healthy diet.