Corgis are particularly suitable for domestic use. They are neither big nor small and are docile. So what criteria should be used to select Corgis?

1. Nature: docile and affectionate, most suitable for children. It is wary of strangers and can be used as a guard dog. It has been used to herd cattle and likes to bite things everywhere. Therefore, when raising a family dog, you must pay attention to overcoming this habit. The coat of this dog can bounce off water, and the coat should be combed every day.

2. Head: The skull is flat and wide, the forehead angle is moderate, the nose is black, and the tip of the muzzle is thin.

3. Ears: medium size, erect, slightly rounded at the tip.

4. Eyes: medium size and round, brown in color, in harmony with the coat. It looks like a fox. Body: Very strong and powerful, with a broad chest and a flat back.

5. Coat: Medium length, quite dense, with colors including sable, mustard, black and brown, and some white. Corgis have a bib-like coat on their chest that is not found in other breeds.

6. Limbs: short, with solid bones and strong strength.

7. Feet: oval, with short claws, strong toes, and rather raised toes. The two middle toes are longer than the outer ones.

8. Tail: Those born with short tails are popular, otherwise they will be docked.

9. Height: 25-31 cm