Corgi Dog

　　There are countless reasons to love Corgis: short legs, adorable; big butt, adorable; smiling eyes, adorable; there are truly many reasons to raise a Corgi. However, the PetsZone editor didn’t lose reason because of this and would like to remind new owners that although Corgis are lively and cute, they are not as easy to care for as imagined. Due to their non-picky eating habits and voracious appetite, they are prone to obesity, which threatens their health. Today, we will talk about Corgi weight loss issues.

　　Corgis are really too easy to get fat. Many owners even think that short legs paired with a chubby body look cuter, but little do they know this seriously impacts their health. Therefore, owners need to manage both the environment and the psychology of their Corgis to leave no chance for them to gain weight, preventing obesity. Otherwise, even if you strictly follow a weight loss plan, they will still find opportunities to eat heartily out of control. So owners must be vigilant.

　　Fixed feeding schedule to eliminate the fear of having no food. If feeding is irregular, Corgis will eat as much as possible when they can, often wanting to eat a little more and then some more. So when feeding them, you should develop a habit of feeding them at fixed times and amounts. In addition to feeding on time so the Corgi can feel assured, Corgis also often overeat when psychologically uneasy or emotionally unstable.

　　Regular exercise to increase calorie consumption. To help Corgis lose weight smoothly, we should increase their calorie burn. Giving them a fixed, regular exercise time daily is the only way to achieve weight loss. When their health condition is stable, they should have a 20-minute slow walk once each in the morning and evening.

　　If you have two or three or more Corgis, you must carefully distinguish who is eating during feeding times. Check if the food is eaten by the same Corgi or shared by everyone. Because when multiple Corgis are raised together, there is always one sturdier Corgi who might bully others, steal their food, and eat more. When you are not paying attention, that Corgi might consume double or even triple portions.