How to look at the health of Corgi puppies

1. Look at the skin.
If your skin is too dry, or a little sticky, or even has dandruff, you may be suffering from allergic skin diseases. Therefore, the coat should be peeled off and inspected carefully. The elasticity and gloss of the coat are naturally one of the indicators of health.
2. Look at the hair.
Be sure to choose one with high color and luster. The hair will feel very smooth and not easy to tangle. And with a high gloss, such a Corgi will have a smaller chance of suffering from skin diseases in the future.
3. Look at the anus.
Observe the Corgi's anus to see if there are any unclean areas. If there are any unclean spots, it means that the Corgi has intestinal problems. Therefore, be careful not to choose a Corgi with redness, swelling or unclean things near the anus.
4. Watch and bite.
The Corgi’s chewing habit is also the key point in choosing puppies. Corgis who have been used as cattle dogs herd cattle and sheep by biting their feet, so there are also puppies whose biting habits have not changed. To confirm whether the puppy has a biting habit, get first-hand information on the situation.
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