Corgis have always been the favorite pets of the British royal family. They are cute, easy to raise, and docile. However, there is a big difference between them when they are young and when they grow up. So how should you choose them when they are young?

You can safely take home a Corgi puppy from 8 weeks to 10 weeks old, and at the same time, you can start the socialization process of the puppy at the right time. But in the first few weeks of bringing your Corgi puppy home, you should be able to visit the Corgi breeder and kennel frequently and observe the puppy playing and eating. A serious breeder will be happy for you to do this and help you with your Corgi puppy selection. He will recommend a Corgi puppy that is right for you based on your situation. You can draw your own conclusions through observation of the following situations.

A healthy puppy should be active and playful.

It will approach you curiously but trustingly.

The body shape will not be too fat or too thin.

The fur is clean and shiny, and there is no smell of urine or feces on the body.

There are no foreign objects around the eyes and nose, and the ears are clean.

The two testicles of a young male can be felt with your hands, but please do not squeeze them hard and do so with the help of a breeder.