Corgi Puppies

All AKC PEMBROKE WELSH CORGI PUPPIES BELOW ARE RESERVED:

SIMBA & MULAN LITTER: Born 12/31/17

Simba is a Red/Sable Pembroke Welsh Corgi with 1 Red Gene and 1 Blackhead Tri Gene.
Mulan is a Redhead Tri Pembroke Welsh Corgi with 1 Redhead Tri and 1 Blackhead Tri Gene.
Their Pembroke Welsh Corgi puppies can be Red/Sable, Redhead Tri, and Blackhead Tri.

Simba is a DM Carrier, VWD1 Clear, EIC Carrier, and Fluff Clear Pembroke Welsh Corgi.
Mulan is DM Clear, VWD1 Clear, EIC Clear, and Fluff Carrier Pembroke Welsh Corgi.
Their Corgi puppies will be safe on all 4 items as either Clear or Carrier; no At Risks.
We kept Red Girl 1 for ourselves, because she is Clear on all 4 tests!

$1200 for AKC Limited Rights as a Pembroke Welsh Corgi Pet.
Deposit will be $200 to reserve the Pembroke Welsh Corgi that you add to your cart.
Remaining $1000 is paid in cash when you inspect and receive the Corgi puppy.

CORGI COLORS EXPLAINED:
You see Red Corgis the most, because they are the easiest to breed. To get a Red Corgi all you need is 1 Red Gene, and the other gene can be any color.

Redhead Tri Corgis are more rare. To get a Redhead Tri Corgi it takes 1 Redhead Tri Gene, and another Redhead Tri or Blackhead Tri Gene.

Blackhead Tri Corgis are the most rare. To get a Blackhead Tri Corgi both genes must be Blackhead Tri.

Fawn Corgis are simply Red Corgis with Weak Red Genes. Sable Corgis are simply Red Corgis with 1 Weak Red Gene, and either Tri Gene.

CORGI HEALTH ISSUES EXPLAINED:
DM is spinal deterioration that can cause the rear legs to become permanently paralyzed in Pembroke Welsh Corgis. 52% of Pembroke Welsh Corgis in the world carry 2 bad genes, so they are At Risk of becoming paralyzed. However 52% of Pembroke Welsh Corgis never develop it, and instead only about 3% of those Corgis develop it. Only 11% of Pembroke Welsh Corgis in the world are DM Clear so they and their puppies are not at risk of developing DM. Several of our adults are DM Clear, which makes them rare and makes them and their puppies safe from DM.

VWD1 is when blood doesn't clot properly after an injury on your AKC Pembroke Welsh Corgi.

EIC is exercised induced collapse, which was first discovered in 2010. Prior to this EIC was often falsely diagnosed as Heat Stroke, because the symptoms are similar in AKC Pembroke Welsh Corgis.

Fluff is simply a AKC Pembroke Welsh Corgi with 2 long hair genes, so they end up with long hair.

We are the rarest of AKC Pembroke Welsh Corgi breeders who test for 4 issues, and offer AKC Pembroke Welsh Corgi puppies safe from all 4 issues!