KC's Corgis LLC

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from our little herd of corgi chaos. 🦃🍂
If today gives you good food, good laughs, and even a tiny break from the madness… take it.
We are grateful for every single person who loves these goofy, short-legged babies as much as we do.
Hope your day is cozy and full of carbs. 🤎🐾 with love The Kc Corgis Crew

11/15/2025

🐾 There’s a familiar moment every breeder experiences… that little ping on your phone a few days after a puppy goes to their new home.

The note usually starts sweet:

“We love him/her, but…”

And you can already guess what follows — barking, nipping, crying at night, lots of energy… all the things that are completely normal for a young pup who’s just been separated from their litter, learning a brand-new world.

Puppies aren’t “problems.”
They’re babies figuring things out.

They’re adjusting, overstimulated, excited, unsure — sometimes all at the same time. And that’s how puppyhood works.

But sometimes people expect the version they see online — calm, quiet, perfectly trained, never chewing, magically knowing commands at eight weeks. They forget that every well-behaved adult dog started as a busy little learner… with someone who put in the time, the patience, the guidance, and the consistency.

So when someone says, “He’s adorable, but I’m not sure we’re the right fit,”
what they often mean is: “I didn’t expect the learning curve.”

Even the best-raised puppies don’t come knowing everything. They come ready to grow with you — to learn your home, your routines, your energy. They don’t need perfection… they need patience.

Some people think an “easy” puppy equals a “good” puppy, but truly, every puppy is good — they’re just new.
And new things can feel chaotic before they turn into something amazing.

Breeders see the whole journey. We care for the pups who come back confused or unsure, and we remind them gently: “You didn’t do anything wrong.”

Because it’s rarely the puppy — it’s simply that someone wasn’t prepared for the early stages.

Raising a pup takes time. It’s late nights, little accidents, sharp baby teeth, and the beginning of the sweetest bond you’ll ever build.

A puppy isn’t something to “test out.”
It’s a commitment. A tiny heart that depends on you.

If you’re not ready for the busy parts of puppyhood, that’s okay — just wait until you can give them your full patience and love.

These little souls deserve nothing less 💜🐾

Shared from another breeder 🐾 Caswells AK Corgis

10/17/2025

🍁 Fall Update from KC Corgis 🍁

I am the worst at posting pictures or checking in on y’all 😅 Work for Clint and me has been absolutely insane (and doesn’t look like it’s slowing down anytime soon 😬), and the children (and Corgis) are still feral as ever 🐾😂 We’re alive and mostly well though!

Just a little update — we’re planning our next litter as soon as Penny goes into her next heat ❤️ If you know of an amazing stud, send him our way! We absolutely adore Gunner (I, Krista, would adopt him in a heartbeat 😍). Harry has been sold, so he’s no longer an option 😢 but we’re hoping to bring in some out-of-state blood and amazing genes 🐶✨

Wishing everyone a cozy, happy fall full of puppy snuggles, pumpkin spice, and all the good things 🍂🧡🎃

07/24/2025

You guys.... I am dying ! They are so cute !!!

07/24/2025

I stole this from — seriously, such a good read.

Let’s be honest — raising Corgis isn’t always glamorous. There are corgi logs to clean, tiny herders zooming everywhere and fur. So. Much. Fur.

But we wouldn’t trade it for the world.

We do this because we love the breed — their quirky little butts, big personalities, genius-level problem-solving (usually used for mischief), and their ability to make us laugh even on hard days.

We also do this for our kids. They’re right there with us — scooping, feeding, snuggling, chasing — learning what it means to care for something that depends on you. They're not just raising puppies; they’re learning responsibility, hard work, compassion, and the occasional lesson in “you stepped in what?”

This is more than a hobby. It's our family’s way of building something special — full of love, purpose, and puppy kisses.

We’re not a big operation. We don’t do it for money or clout. We do it because we believe in quality over quantity — healthy genetics, solid temperaments, and dogs that are raised right, in a home full of chaos, cuddles, and kid giggles.

Every puppy that leaves us takes a little piece of our hearts — and we wouldn’t have it any other way.

Thank you for being part of our journey, for cheering us on, and for loving our little corgi crew as much as we do. 🐾

— The Chappells

07/04/2025

🇺🇸✨ Happy Independence Day from KC Corgis! ✨🇺🇸

As we celebrate today with sunshine, family, and maybe a few extra treats for the pups, we pause to honor the brave men and women who have served and continue to serve our country. Your sacrifices are the reason we get to enjoy the freedoms we cherish every day. From the bottom of our hearts—thank you. ❤️🤍💙

Wishing you all a safe, joyful, and tail-wagging 4th of July! 🐾🎆
– Love, the KC Corgis crew 🐶🐶🐶

06/26/2025

We’ve had to say goodbye to a piece of our heart. Our beloved girl, Sophie Doo, has crossed the rainbow bridge.

She wasn’t a Corgi, but she was everything to us. Sophie was our baby before our babies. During the years we struggled with infertility, she was always there—every time we grieved another negative test, she’d rest her head on the edge of the bed while we cried. Quietly, faithfully, lovingly.

She walked with us through our hardest days and our greatest joys. She stood by us through my twin pregnancy and helped raise our girls with her gentle, steady heart.

She also helped raise every litter of Corgi pups we’ve ever had—patiently teaching them boundaries, watching over their chaos, and being the calm presence they all adored. Sophie wasn’t just part of KC Corgis—she was KC Corgis.

In her final years, she battled epilepsy and cancer. Letting her go was the hardest choice we've ever made, but we take comfort knowing she’s no longer in pain. She’s free now, running without limits, watching over us with the same quiet love she always gave. Sophie wasn’t just our dog—she was our comfort, our calm, our constant.

Our dogs are not just pets—they are part of our family, heart and soul. There’s a quote that says, “Some angels choose fur instead of wings. Some children never get to be born in our arms—only in our hearts.” Sophie was that for us. A soul meant to find us. To love us. And to help us heal.

We’ll miss her deeply, but we’re endlessly grateful for the years we had.
Thank you, Sophie Doo, for loving us so well. 💛

06/25/2025

We've decided to hold off on breeding Miss Penny this time, as our sweet Mimi and Mom finally drew her Buffalo tag—after 27 long years of waiting! 🦬 That means we’ll be off camping and making memories during what would have been puppy time. We’re planning to breed on her next cycle though, so stay tuned! 🥰

06/25/2025

If anyone is looking for a long hair daschund hit her up! I can be your flight nanny 🥰

So excited! Miss Benelli looks like she will have 5 babies sometime this week! There is a list going depending on what coloring/sex comes out ;) If you want me to message you please let me know. I will be posting pics as soon as they are born. I do not take deposits until puppies are born ♡

06/25/2025

https://www.gooddog.com/breeders/kc-corgis-utah

We have now been approved from Good Breeder Center 🥰

06/08/2025

Ginger's new favorite place to get her sun on. She uses the slide the girls have attached to it to get up there and lounge 🌞

06/06/2025

Miss Penny came back from training last month ! I highly reccomend Quichapa Kennels . They did so amazing with her ! Side note she is in heat and we are looking for a akc Tricolored mismarked fluffy/ fluffy carrier male. We are willing to go local or talk to someone about shipping and AI. If you know of anyone send them our way. If we don't find our perfect match we will wait till next heat and keep looking 🥰 This her with her coming home treat ! It was the best day ever 💕