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Welcome to Corgi-L... the oldest and largest internet mailing list for owners and lovers of Corgis. It is devoted to two enchanting, funny, thoroughly endearing dog breeds -- the Pembroke Welsh Corgi and the Cardigan Welsh Corgi.
Missing your Corgi-L? Corgis are big dogs in small dog suits. These breeds are the smallest members of the AKC herding group. Both Corgi breeds make smart, friendly and exceptionally people-oriented pets -- they also excel in obedience, agility, herding, tracking, conformation, flyball, and just about every other imaginable dog event because of their natural intelligence, energy and drive. However, these same qualities can make a Corgi a challenging pet for a first time owner! If you are considering a Corgi as a pet, please use the resources on this website and Corgi-L list discussions to help decide whether a Corgi is the right dog for you!
A Quick Note from the Webmaster: As you can tell from all the links and discussion here, there's a lot in store for the Corgi-L website. Unfortunately a lot of it doesn't work yet! So like so many sites on the internet, this one is also "under construction". We're working hard behind the scenes to make this a valuable and helpful resource for the Corgi community - but it's a volunteer effort, and there are, sadly, still only so many hours in the day. If you have a question, check the FAQ, or drop the admin's a line at corgi-ad <at> listserv.tamu.edu. Thanks! -Leo & the rest of the Corgi-L admin team. The following are still under construction:
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CorgiAid is a nonprofit organization which raises money to meet extraordinary expenses for rescue Corgis -- Cardigans, Pembrokes, and mixes -- with special medical, transport, training or fostering needs. The concept of CorgiAid began on Corgi-L and became a reality through the incredible generosity of Corgi-L members. Read the story of the CorgiAid mascot, Corgi-L's Heidi Braveheart, and watch for the CorgiAid logo next to listings in the shopping section. Your support of these merchants, artists, and craftspeople raises needed funds for CorgiAid! |
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