My corgi gizmo was in show condition for the first couple years of her life. really a lot of that is keeping them groomed properly and the hair makes them appear more weighty:lol-sign: Now it was very hard to keep weight off of gizmo at times. I'd rather have a dog a bit thin than a overweight.
There is a huge show thats corgi oriented in oberlin every year. I haven't been there in years so I don't come home with a breeders name again but I would assume its still the same. Its in the summer. It would be great to go to if your really interested in it.
As many shows as I have gone to I do not pay attention to what breed standards are other than my breeds. I know dobes tend to look so petite compared to my byron and I think the corgis look pretty good. I used to love looking at the huskies thinking at least someone can care for that hair. Who knows what the body looks like under that
There is a huge show thats corgi oriented in oberlin every year. I haven't been there in years so I don't come home with a breeders name again but I would assume its still the same. Its in the summer. It would be great to go to if your really interested in it.
As many shows as I have gone to I do not pay attention to what breed standards are other than my breeds. I know dobes tend to look so petite compared to my byron and I think the corgis look pretty good. I used to love looking at the huskies thinking at least someone can care for that hair. Who knows what the body looks like under that