Cardigan welsh corgi facts

The tail of this breed, which is frequently referred to as the "Corgi with a tail," makes it simple to tell the Cardigan from its Pembroke relatives.

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Around 1200 B.C., the Celts from Central Europe arrived in Cardiganshire, bringing with them the Cardigan Welsh Corgi breed.

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Initially trained to drive cattle away rather than herd them, the Cardigan Welsh Corgi

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The Corgi's namesake is a dwarf, hence the term "cor," or probably "cur," for a labor dog. Cardigan Welsh is the name of their country.

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Due to the Cardigan Welsh Corgi's potential to influence his family's financial situation, ancient Welsh law mandated harsh punishments for anyone caught harming or stealing the animal.

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