All dogs are born to swim, but the difference is that the first time they encounter something will affect the future. So how to make a Corgi a good swimmer?

Safety is the most important thing. Before entering the water, the corgi leash should be fastened so that the owner can control the corgi at any time in the water. When the Corgi encounters problems in the water, the Corgi can be rescued in time through the rope chain.

Toy lure Corgi to practice in shallow water. First let it get used to moving in the water, and then gently splash the water on its body. The owner can hold the toy and induce the Corgi to swim forward step by step. Once the Corgi gets used to it, you can take it to deep water.

Full praise + enough rest. The owner must be patient and constantly praise and encourage the Corgi to move forward in the water. You should also let the Corgi take a break regularly to relax his mood.

A good beginning leads to a good end. After swimming, be sure to clean it as soon as possible. When your Corgi is unwell, looks listless, or is tired, it is best not to let it swim.

Correcting the swing of the Corgi's front feet If the Corgi's head is extended too high, its tail is immersed in the water, and its front feet are swinging very hard, and it looks very strenuous, then its swimming posture may be wrong. At this time, the owner needs to lift the Corgi’s front feet and teach it to swing regularly