My love of animals runs several generations deep, my great grandfather was a vet.    As a child, my constant companions were  a Lab - Irish Setter cross and a English Shepherd. 

 Our 5 children were raise with several different kinds of pets. Animals have always been part of our  family. These beloved pets have  made our lives more complete. 

Our Cardigans are  family pets, they live in our home under foot . 

My ethics for breeding dogs, comes from many years of experience, of owning Chow Chows, Collies, Pembroke and Cardigan Corgis.  I have experienced the heartache of owning a corgi with hip dysplasia. This is why, I test my Cardigans with OFA for hip dysplasia, CERF  and only breed PRA clear Cardigans. 

 Structure and health are very important in any breeding program, but to me, Temperament  is very important.   Living with a dog with a unsuitable temperament is not something I would wish a upon anyone.

My goal, in every litter, 

•  is to produce well socialized, loving puppies that will make a stable, loving family companion.

• produce a quality Cardigan that has the  ability to do the task at hand, be it laying on the couch or herding sheep.

I do not breed to supply a market  but to improve the quality and health of the  Cardigan Welsh Corgi for the next generation.

Cardigans have the heart and the ability to do anything that you ask.  They do many things well from agility to search and rescue.  This little dog, has the heart of a  German Shepherd, the temperament of a Collie and the drive of a bull.  They are a long lived breed, 12-15 years plus. They are an all around dog, that thinks  it is a giant at heart, but comes in a compact small package.

This is not a dog for everyone. 

They do shed.

I will gladly give, References,  to any one who is  interested in one of our cardigans.

 I will answer all questions you may have about my Cardigans. 

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