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TXTibbs
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katrina
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IL Rancher
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Faster horses
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Location: SE MT
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Big Muddy rancher
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Location: Big Muddy valley
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| Really cute. My wife says he looks like her Grizz just by his markings.
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the_jersey_lilly_2000
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| I just love the look on his face in the second picture.......like......"if you take my picture one more time, I'm gonna .....ummmmmmm.......hurt you"
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Charlie
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JF Ranch
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| Please forgive my total ignorance about dogs, but what type of dog is a Corgi? This cute pup looks to be a cow dog, but I wouldn't know. What is their temperament? How big do they get?
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TXTibbs
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| Please forgive my total ignorance about dogs, but what type of dog is a Corgi? This cute pup looks to be a cow dog, but I wouldn't know. What is their temperament? How big do they get? |
Pembroke Welch Corgi's are in the herding class of dogs, along with border collies and blue heelers and such. They are little dogs and get maybe at the highest 12 inches. They get kinda long like a weenie dog but have more hair and an extreme resemblence to a fox. There legs are short and stubby but can carry them very well. Very well mannered smart dogs. They are not vicious...they will bark at strange things but arn't known to attack or bite. Most are very friendly to everyone.
Anyway just a bit of info there.
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Faster horses
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I just have to add to TX TIBBS post. I'm not a Corgi owner, BUT I know
they are real characters!!!!!! They never lose their cuteness, like
most dogs. People that have them are totally committed to them.
Personality just sticks out all over them. And they do work cattle and
sheep. And they are tough.
TX TIBBS was being very modest in his reply.
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He looks like a Scout to me.....