A foggy day for an East Beach romparound. Dori 💜💜💜’s the beach!
Beach Dori! Will she help find Nemo?
Gatsby, Trinket, and Mochi (Trinket’s brother from the same litter) at the Spring Corgi Beach day.
As we have determined some months ago, Gatsby’s and Trinket’s (and Mochi’s) moms are sisters, which would make them cousins. If you meet all three in person, you’ll see that they have the same color eyes — that unique light golden brown color. You can definitely see the family resemblance.
And bonus: bikini corg is in the background. I’ve since found out that bikini corg’s name is Zoey and that she came from the same breeder as little lady corg (not sure if they’re related though).
Family portraits from the wild corgi beach day. Thanks for the pictures Gatsby!
I love the last picture on the right. PRETTY EYES!
I’m sorry Shiba lovers, but there’s no way there’d ever be a party quite like a corgi party. Throw your stumps in the air!
Corgi Nation representin’ at the Huntington Beach meet up. I am so proud and so sad I missed this awesome event. A true corgusbord.
I counted 105 corgis and 118 humans. Add 15 corgis for those who left early, 5 corgis for late arrivals, 10 near the photographers, and double the humans = WHAT!$#%!#$%#@$?
Wow!
WOW! CORGI NATION! REPRESENT! I wonder what other people thought of the invasion of corgis. That’s just so awesome. To all those in SoCal, you gotta go.
Here’s a group shot from today’s meetup of the “Corgi Nation” at the Huntington Dog Beach in Huntington Beach, California. Red heads, sables, red-head tris, black-head tris, pemmies with tails, cardis, blue merles, and fluffies were all represented. An awesome day by the sea! Woof!
I counted more than 49 corgis! HOLY CORGASBORG! THAT IS A LOTTA CORG!!!
Hunting Beach Corgi Meetup, Part 2
With color this time! I even notice a few familiar faces ;) Okay, just @gatsby. But if you recognize yourself, please drop me a line and I will add you on to the post. I apologize in advance. I’m awful with names!
YOU GUYS I AM SO JELLY
