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My Corgi’s first poop at noon was normal, then became watery; no weird eating
With normal spirit/appetite, projectile diarrhea is likely diet-related—eating too fast or hard-to-digest food, or sudden food change. Fast for half a day and give probiotics; parasites can also cause it, needing deworming.
Welsh Corgi
The Welsh Corgi was brought to Wales around 1107 by Flemish workers. With a fox-like head, it may relate to Spitz ancestors, though some believe it came from Swedish short-legged dogs crossed with native dogs. The name means 'dwarf dog' in Welsh, and it has two varieties - the Pembroke and the Cardigan.
Are Corgis sold online (e.g., Taobao) any good?
Many online pet shops sell Corgis, but not all are reliable—choose reputable, well-reviewed sellers with good service. Shipping live animals by regular courier is against rules and risky. Online buys often differ from photos and have poor after-sales, so prefer offline stores or adoption.
My Corgi is fairly fat; last night it was fine on a walk, but this morning it suddenly can’t walk and is trembling a bit
Sudden inability to walk has many causes, possibly neurological or skeletal disease: neuritis, distemper aftereffect, patellar luxation, hip dysplasia. Without distemper-like symptoms, rule that out. Also possible low blood sugar or low calcium, plus brain injury, blood clots, or intervertebral disc disease, often from trauma, aging, or obesity, causing lower-limb numbness and walking difficulty, even incontinence or muscle wasting. Any case needs examination; see a vet promptly.
Why Does a Corgi Fart?
Common causes of Corgi flatulence are lack of exercise, eating too fast and adjusting to new food. Each can cause gas or digestive upset that leads to farting.
What Diseases Are Corgis Prone To?
Corgis are prone to eye disease, spinal disease, digestive problems and obesity. They commonly get progressive retinal atrophy and, due to their long back and short legs, spinal issues.
My Corgi is almost four months old but only weighs 4.8 pounds; is that normal?
A four-month Corgi at 4.8 pounds is on the thin side, possibly from mixed breeding with a smaller dog or from health issues like malnutrition, parasites, or endocrine disease. Try regular deworming and extra protein, vitamins, and fat. If weight does not increase, see a vet.
Are Corgis gentle and good-natured?
Corgis are usually gentle, kind, and friendly, making great family pets, and they are smart and obedient and easy to train. Individual dogs may show aggression from poor environment or wrong training, so start proper socialization early with patience.
My dog was bitten by a Corgi; it’s been three days, and its behavior is abnormal — it startles easily, sleeps then suddenly jumps up spinning and hiding, though eating, drinking, and bathroom habits are normal. It was vaccinated against rabies as a puppy. Could it have rabies?
A dog bitten by a rabid dog has some risk of rabies infection. Based on your description, the abnormal behavior after the bite could be rabies or nerve damage. If bitten by another dog, take it to the vet promptly to properly treat the wound and get the rabies vaccine; for deep wounds also give a tetanus shot to prevent infection.
How to tell if a Corgi is healthy?
Check: spirits (normal appetite, lively); stool (firm, 1-3 times daily; soft stool, diarrhea, foul smell, blood or constipation signal problems); coat (healthy coat is clean, shiny, soft, not easily shed).