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Cupcake looks worried!
YAY our herding instincts are playing out! =P We are chasing a frisbee on the MIT lawn and we did this for quite some time.
Dear Frogman and Otis,
Can we come adventuring with you? We’ve got the hat and excitement down.
Sincerely,
Edward and GigglesI think we would like that very much. Let’s all get inside Bounce House Princess.
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!
From our morning at the SPCA Strut Your Mutt 5k/3k
CORGASAURS! I like that they all have neck hankies.
Photo credit: David Dyson, Camera Press/Redux
Serious question for a not so serious dog. How did the Queen get away with having tail-less corgs in the UK? I thought there was a docking ban. Are they natural nubs or do rules just not apply to the Queen?
ETA: The ban on docking was not until 2007. Her corgs are all older than that.
