When we choose a pet dog, we often have very obvious personal preferences since we are the ones who will live with the dog long-term. However, it is undeniable that there are many pet dogs available on the market, and it is easy to be torn between two breeds. Especially when facing two exceptionally adorable dogs like Poodles and Corgis, it’s very common to be troubled by questions such as which is better, Poodle or Corgi. To help everyone quickly find the dog they want to raise, today I will give a detailed introduction to the advantages and disadvantages of Poodles and Corgis. Let's learn about them together below.

Let's first look at the advantages of Poodles. Those who have a bit of understanding of pet dog intelligence rankings know that Poodles are among the smartest pet dogs. Among small dog breeds, Poodles rank first in intelligence. Besides this advantage, Poodles are also very easy to care for because they shed very little and do not have body odor issues. Therefore, when raising a Poodle, only some simple basic grooming is needed, and the workload is not heavy.

Of course, the disadvantages of Poodles should not be ignored. The most frustrating drawback is that Poodles like to bark loudly regardless of time or place. In addition, they also like to suddenly jump on people, which can be intolerable for those unfamiliar with Poodles.

Like Poodles, Corgis also have clear pros and cons. Corgis are very quiet dogs, especially well-behaved and cute. Their temperament is very stable—they don’t suddenly bark loudly or jump on people, so people who raise Corgis often find it very easy. However, one disadvantage worth mentioning is that their legs are very short, making it inconvenient for them to climb up and down stairs, so this point should be considered when deciding whether to raise a Corgi.

Actually, there is no standard answer to which is better, Poodle or Corgi, because both dogs are very suitable for family raising. As for which to choose, it depends on which one we prefer more.