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Corgi video.
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Very good.
It's such a shame that more of our dog breeds do not have the opportunity to work and perform as they were bred to do.
I have the working type cocker spaniel and as much as they are household members/pets they all come beating and work in the season with us.
It's such a shame that more of our dog breeds do not have the opportunity to work and perform as they were bred to do.
I have the working type cocker spaniel and as much as they are household members/pets they all come beating and work in the season with us.
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Ha! Has Leo got a serie of pictures like these two?
EmmanuelleChaix
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EmmanuelleChaix
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Wonderful! I grew up with corgis and my OH remembers working corgis on the farm in Wales when he was small. We have a rescue corgi x that is, shall we say carrying on the tradition? (He lost his previous 3 homes for attacking people's feet!) :devil: He really is the feistiest little dog I've ever known. I do love them as a breed but agree either they need work or other mental/physical exercise. I've had working cockers and the same applies- just none of them ever put me in A & E.
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Here's one of our lovely corgis, sadly no longer with us.
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Nice videos 
