At what age does a Corgi’s nose turn black?

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A Corgi’s nose gradually turns black around 3 months of age. This needs sufficient melanin deposition; if melanin is insufficient, the blackening may take longer, so during this period the owner should provide adequate nutrition and appropriate outdoor activity with sunlight to promote melanin deposition. After 6 months, the Corgi’s nose becomes clearly black.

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