Gary's Pembroke Welsh Corgis

Our pups are handled from birth starting with vigilante, experienced birthing care. They are picked up, held and petted many times a day. After they are up and around we continue to handle them and play with them appropriately to dicourage bad habits. To make things more comfortable for nursing we trim the pups sharp little nails to so they aren't hurting mamma. We encourage them to share toys and supervise their activities so they don't get rough. They are potty trained from 3 weeks starting with a potty area in the pen and when they get their legs outside potty training and rewards begin. Anytime they wake from a nap or show signs of having to go they are taken to a covered outdoor pen and supervised. Anytime a puppy whines they are taken outside to go so by the time you get home with your pup your job will be much easier. They'll still have a few accidents because they are just babies but we can give you instructions on how to finish their training. Our Corgis are typically very easy to train, very loving, gregarious, full of joy and happy to be cuddled and they love to keep tabs on you be close. They are familiar with vehicle travel all seem to enjoy it. I utilize the following enrichment methods: Socialized with other dogs, Daily handling, Surface & tactile stimulation, Car rides, Various sounds, We allow your puppy to play and initiate no-bite training, outside potty training , Litter Box Trained, Pack Socialization, Early socialization, Human Interactions , Impulse Control, "No" Biting or Chewing, Socialized with Adult Dogs, and Potty Training.