Our standard description of the Corgi is: brave and fearless on the outside, gentle on the inside, intelligent, full of interest in everything, never shy or fierce, with the appearance of a small dog, but the soul of a big dog.

1. Feeding precautions

1. Corgis like to get along with their owners very much. On weekdays, just playing ball throwing games with them at home can vent their energy and satisfy their fun-loving heart.

2. If a Corgi is overweight, it is easy to have spinal problems, so the weight must be controlled.

3. The corgi’s hair is soft and does not require regular grooming. Except for the moulting period, you can comb it once a week or so.

4. Due to the natural working nature of Corgis, they sometimes inadvertently nibble on humans’ heels. If you bite a child's heel, it may make the child fear dogs, so owners should pay more attention to this.

2. Constipation treatment

1. Causes of constipation in Corgis

When the dog is having a vaginal discharge, the owner should stay away from a certain distance and observe its PP to see if it can be pulled smoothly, whether the dog has a painful expression, and whether the BB is very hard. Constipation is different from diarrhea. Diarrhea can be seen. Constipation may not be discovered immediately if the owner does not observe carefully.

2. Constipation treatment

Constipation, especially in puppies, may cause anal fissure in severe cases and leave the root of the disease, making the puppy miserable. Constipation may be caused by improper feeding. Dogs that only eat meat and nothing else are most likely to be constipated.

The most scientific thing is to feed your dog food, with fresh and clean vegetables and fruits, less salt intake, enough water, plus appropriate exercise, and a regular life to keep your dog in a good mood.

In addition, suddenly changing the brand of dog food, instead of slowly changing the percentage, may also cause diarrhea or constipation.