Corgi Dog

　　Those who know corgis are aware that it is the British Queen’s beloved, highly popular within the British royal family. Nowadays, more and more people recognize the charm of corgis. Like me, editor Boqi, I’ve been completely fascinated by the corgi’s short legs and adorable butt. This time, I’ll give you a few more reasons to raise a corgi, so you can be totally captivated by this short-legged little cutie.

　　1. Law-abiding. This British product with a German Shepherd-like big head, uniquely styled as “only long or short, never tall or short,” has gained legal residence qualifications in mainland China. Because most city dog regulations forbid dogs taller than 35 cm at the shoulder, they can proudly run freely on the socialist roads.

　　2. Cute butt. The corgi’s plump and luscious butt is considered one of the three healing butts in the pet world. A comprehensive survey abroad of 100 families owning Welsh Corgis asked “Why do you like it?” with interesting answers: some liked the personality, some the head, some the short legs… but I never expected nearly 60% of the families liked its round and big butt the most.

　　3. Intelligent. Don’t be fooled by its cute appearance; its intelligence ranks 11th among dogs. Welsh Corgis can understand simple commands in a very short time during puppyhood, and as adults, their obedience and judgment are astonishing.

　　4. Simple feeding. Welsh Corgis are never picky about food. They love eating anything and find any meal delicious, making feeding very convenient for you.

　　5. Easy grooming. Welsh Corgis are short-haired dogs, suitable for outdoor activities. Even show-level dogs only need trimming of whiskers and paw fur, no costly yearly grooming fees like other breeds. Since this breed has no body odor, just simple daily combing and a bath once a month are enough.

　　6. Balanced activity level. Welsh Corgis are usually very quiet, do not bark without reason, and never disturb neighbors. They love outdoor sports but are exceptionally rational in family life, rarely jumping around or rummaging through things at home as adults, always adhering to the great belief of “investing limited life in unlimited outdoor activity.”

　　Feeling tempted? If you want a pet companion, why not choose a corgi? It will definitely bring you lots of happiness.