Boops N’ Snoots

26/03/2025

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21/03/2025

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17/03/2025

BINI is up for rehoming! 🎀
10 mos. old female Pembroke Welsh Corgi puppy for rehoming! 🐾
Vaccinated.
with PCCI ☑️

08/01/2025

Still up for rehoming!
PCCI on hand. 🐶

21/11/2024

Adorable male corgi pup still up for rehoming! 🐾
PCCI on hand 🐶

03/11/2024

Last 2 male corgi pups for rehoming! 🐾

26/06/2024

Corgi pups for rehoming! 🐶

🐾 DOB: April 25, 2024 🐣
🐾 with tail 🐕
🐾 playful 🐶
🐾 3 male and 1 female 💙🩷
🐾 dewormed and vaccinated 💉
🐾 PCCI on process 📄
🐾 Release date: July 25,2024

Corgis with tails have several advantages, both practical and aesthetic:
1. Improved Balance: Tails help corgis maintain balance, especially when running, turning, or jumping. This is beneficial for their agility and overall movement.
2. Communication: Dogs use their tails to communicate emotions such as happiness, excitement, fear, or aggression. A tail helps corgis express themselves more clearly to other dogs and humans.
3. Natural Protection: The tail can offer some protection for the hindquarters, acting as a natural barrier against potential injuries.
4. Aesthetic Appeal: Some people find corgis with tails more visually appealing. The tail adds to their overall appearance and character, showcasing their natural form.
6. Cooling Mechanism: in some cases, the tail can assist in body temperature regulation, helping to disperse heat during warm weather. In colder weather, dogs tend to curl up in a ball and wrap their tails around themselves, often tucking their nose into their tail. This is most likely a behavior they have learned to keep their nose and paws warm in cooler weather.

Overall, having a tail can enhance a corgi's well-being and quality of life, providing both functional and expressive benefits. 🐕

We’re now open for reservation! ✔️

29/01/2022

For rehoming! ♥️
Last male Pembroke Welsh Corgi 🦊 (red & white)
Champion line
PCCI registered
DOB: Oct. 23,2021
Pm us for more details ‼️

29/01/2022