Welsh Corgi (Details introduction)

        Although Welsh Corgis are relatively easy to raise, there are many dietary precautions. Do not give it milk or bones except for large pork bones. You can appropriately give it some fruits, but not too much.

        The characteristic that Corgis are not picky eaters can be well utilized; during training, use a little food it likes as a reward, which may speed up learning. Food can also be used to lure it to run and increase exercise.

        Corgi's fur does not require special care, but some regular maintenance can be done. You can also feed it some beauty powder to make its coat shinier and softer.

        Even Queen Elizabeth is very fond of Welsh Corgis, which shows how lovable they are.