Weird Things That Corgis Do • Corgi Ownership
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- Corgis have so much personality, but they definitely come with their quirks! Today we're sharing some super weird things that Chibi does... but ultimately make her the special dog that she is. Does your Corgi do any of these weird things?
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Thanks for stopping by and watching! Does your dog do any of these weird things?
CRACKING UP because my corgi Thor does EVERY ONE OF THESE!
Yes my corgi does almost all these things .they are so funny.she talks too
My Corgi Sabo will TELL me when I stop petting him by letting out a low growl/bark and then put his paw on my arm or hand. He will repeat about 5 times before he gets the picture. Hes is my 2nd Corgi and both pretty much had the same quirks that you are referring to, Especially the licking the bed one. Thanks for the video, Corgi
I have an 8 year old corgi and she has many of the same traits, she always licks my bed when she is next to me and even if i would push her head away or tell her to step she just keeps doing it😂, also the rolling in the ground is very typical, every single time she sees a place with sand on it, if i don't controll her she goes absolutely mad and starts rolling in it exactly like yours did in the video. So cute and cool but it's a pain in the ass cleaning the dog afterwards 😆.
And also hiding under bed. Always when the bed is occupied she goes there, and barely comes out when asked
No one is mentioning the corgi sploot?! Where they “Superman” down on their bellies with their back legs flat on each side!!
Yeeeep. I was thinking my corgi def does this!
That’s my fav thing my corgi does
Bc it’s not weird 😆 it’s second nature.
I had a Dachshund and they do the same thing---they will even DRAG their back legs across the yard using only their front legs to walk--it so funny because they look like Seals when they do it!
@veronica pit bulls also do it a LOT
Corgis were bred to herd cattle, that is why they like to follow small tracks, curbs or painted lines. Personal story; the girl I married was from a small ranch in Oklahoma. Our first rescue Corgi that we had was a little on the large size, but was still small compared with the Border Collies that they had on the ranch. We volunteered to bring the cattle in from a field across the road from the ranch house. We took Frodo, our Corgi, with us to get him some exercise. When the cattle started coming together to be herded across the road, Frodo took it upon himself to bunch the cattle all together. You have to realize that Frodo had never been trained to herd. One young bull took exception with the fact that this small "thing" was forcing them to bunch together, and decided to charge Frodo. Frodo expertly waited to the last second, jumped up and barked directly into the bulls ear!!! The bull quickly turned around and headed to where he was supposed to be going.
That’s such a cool story!!! Thanks for sharing, love seeing dogs do their thing… it proves the extreme patterns we follow because of our DNA!
WOW; that is amazing.. you must have been having a near heart attack to watch that encounter -- I would have!
Awwwww what a precious little worker!! And perfect name too👍
im a landscaper and we have a customer that has a corgi. i love that little sausage doggo. can confirm the whole body wiggle lol. she gets so excited when she hears the mowers show up. its my favorite part of any given week.
Had 1 pembroke. RIP Junior. 2004-2015. Miss you buddy. He would get on the coffee table to be higher up to greet people. He was bell trained and knew how to roll down the windows in the car so he could feel the wind blow on him while he stuck his head out of the window.
our corgi rolls down the windows too! they're so smart
Corgis are dumb, lol.
My corgi is very vocal! Not yappy or barking excessively, but actually sounds like he's talking with a wide range of funny sounds, grumbles and vocalizations!
yeah I think mine is mixed with chihuahua I mean corgi shape and size but all black. He loves to talk to our other dog. Exactly as you said. not bark but like he is airing his grievances.
Yes! Our corgi ‘talks’ and ‘sings’ all the time 😊
We call ours an ""Ewok"
@@laurelkirchner698 My corgi is very vocal he definitely lets me know what he wants he is very needy he will follow me to the bathroom my boy is extremely funny my boy rolls excessively in the grass he did it in the gravel sometimes when we walk he drops and starts the rolling thing if I had carpet he would do it in the house little bit is corgi dashaund mix with all corgi markings with a double coat and a tail I actually love his tail with a white tip on the end it points towards their head I love his chest fluff he is red and white I think they should leave their tails the breeders dock them he used to do the zoomies but he grew out of it he is the best dog in the world😍
@@yentl2158 OMG that's so cute 🥰
Our corgi does the same head tilt when you talk to her.
The Corgi head tilt is probably one of my favorite quirks!
All three of mine do that. Try talking to them like Dory from Finding Nemo does when she "speaks whale". Its hilarious
Cutest head tilts ever!
Even my cat does it 😂
Dear God stop the cuteness!
Corgis make me so happy. I cant think about them for too long or I start crying tears of joy, every time. Just for their existing. What a gift, and we are unworthy.
Cute comment. I have had ChowChows, Huskies, a Keeshound and a Spaniel. YET, now that we have a Corgi, my heart is so emotional for that girl. I cannot look at another Corgi without wanting to kiss it's face!!!I And I can't imagine having any other breed of dog! Although I do love them all.
We had to put our girl, Clara, down in September, but she did ALL of these things. She also had this very quiet bark that we called a "boof" because that's what it sounded like, and her "talking" was usually a mix of a growl and bark.
So sorry for your loss
I love the boof!
Im so sorry dear. My Minnie is a jack/corgi and she "boofs" too. The Geico commercial with Old MacDonald at a spelling contest? Omg, every time they hit the buzzer...she would bark. Sometimes from the other room. Or from a dead sleep. But eventually, she got used to it enough she would just "boof". We started calling her Pig bc of all the "grunting". She answers to it too, lol.
Big hugs on the loss of your baby. They are certainly special characters.
So sorry for your loss
I believe our dogs join us later.
my corgi walks on the sidewalk like that too, and when i talk to him, he tilts his head the same way, it’s the cutest! and also, he rolls on the ground as well haha
Omg I love to hear that other Corgis do the weird sidewalk thing... thank you for confirming!
Our corgi is very expressive with his ears and eyebrows. He also hoops like a bunny when excited
Yea my baby does most of these things too 🥲 you just missed one thing... Their ZOOMIES!!! (When they get random bursts of energy and just sprint throughout the house) 😄😄 Nice video 👍
I got my corgi (first ever) and is 6 months old. The zoomies is 100% accurate. My puppy goes WILD. Runs on the couch and sprints back and forth and jumps off. Usually does this when he has to go the bathroom.
yes!!! that happens a lot. after he zooms, he pees everywhere and it's just so tiring 🤣😣
My corgi definitely does the body wiggle. Cracks me up everytime she does it! Everytime she's excited to see someone. Best thing ever!
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Love your videos! Growing up in Ireland always had a pembroke corgi in the house....six in total. One of the corgis,a female,was overly protective of anything to do with our Mum. If we went to touch any of her stuff,such as a handbag or even a sweeping brush,she would growl loudly at us! Our first corgi,a male, loved apples! We had an orchard out the back. One day,my Mom noticed the corgi making several trips upstairs. On checking,the corgi had amassed a large pile of apples under one of the beds! Obviously,he believed an apple a day keeps the vet away!
We said goodbye to our Violet three weeks ago. I so miss sitting on the sofa, patting my lap and her hopping up-then she’d lay out next to me and snore away as long as I was there. Corgis are present for their people.
I miss Violet
We've had three Corgis. They all do what you mentioned, except the furniture licking.
- In addition, all our Corgis were obsessed with large balls (soccer sized up to 1 meter wide horse balls) that they liked to herd with their heads, faces and shoulders.
- They are EXCELLENT soccer goalies - NOTHING gets past them a d they'll complete flips, head over heels, to try and prevent a ball from going over their heads!!
- They all sploot to relax on the bare floor or porch to rest and/or nap.
- Will often go into deep sleeps flat on their backs with legs sticking up in the air; this is VERY MUCH Corgi behavior.
- Bunny hopping and front foot stamping enthiastically bout anything new or exciting.
- Grabbing or getting under sheets, blankets, rugs, or large pillows and then rolling themselves up into wraps or burritos (Corgittos) with their heads covered to sleep.
- Not letting ANYONE else get to play with a ball they're playing with.
- Herding small children and chickens into corners. If not trained to resist, they'll nip heels to encourage this!
- Corgi glitter (loose hair) and keeping them from jumping off steps, porches or furniture were the only "concern" we ever had. We got pet steps so they could get up and down off the couch with us. Back injuries can be serious and accumulative.
Everyone of those quirks are exactly what my daughter's Corgi's possess and demonstrate-- Winston and Bennett. They're actually rescues and not full Corgi. Winston is a Corgi-Shepherd mix, and Bennett is a Corgi-Chihuahua mix. But their Corgi personalities shine right through! I especially love when they walk on the curbs - it's theirs, and theirs alone! Thanks for posting.
AND they like to lick their owners,sometimes excessily.I love my corgis
YES i dont know why but yay
"Chibi" is the best Corgi name.
That’s what we named ours 😂 Mainly because it means small and cute.
@@bobatea_tc8625 susy is cute as well
Mine is named “Cogo”
@Mr. Turnip Nine Nine!!!
no its not
My corgi does all of these things too! She also does what we call her "potty dance" where she wiggles her body and kicks up the grass behind her every time she pees to spread her scent. It's so funny! 😂🥰
Also, my Chigi loves to be dressed up. She gets super excited when we put her in a dress or sweater.
My cardigan corgi scratches his bag to EVERYTHING rug, floor, mud, snow, rocks, sand... EVERYTHING
Did you mean to say "back," or does he actually drag his nutsack across things?
@@williamhill6386 I mean back😂😂😂😂
@@ellikokkonen1690 In that case, I'm happy for your furniture, and gravely disappointed in the lack of comedic circumstances.
@@ellikokkonen1690 you do know that you can edit your original post?
My corgi uses pillows like a human, does the head title, wiggles his butt, rubs his nose on everything, and loves to lay on his back.
We have a Cardigan Corgi, so he has a tail. I notice he wags it at strange times, like when he is nervous or unsure. It kind of reminds me of how a squirrel bounces it’s tail around when it’s nervous. Another strange thing he does is not greeting us at the door when we get home. He will be laying in the hallway looking at us like we never left. He gets more excited about strangers visiting than he does his own family coming home!
It's been scientifically proven that dogs wag their tails to the left if they are apprehensive, say unsure about a person approaching or a situation. They wag to the right out of joy. It may look like it's a full side to side wag, but if you watch, you will see it's pronounced to one side or the other. I'm not pulling your leg, it's actually been studied and documented as a way for dog owners and handlers to use the physical cues as a threat warning. The left side of the brain controls joy, resulting in a right side wag. The right brain associates with fear, resulting in a left side wag. Interesting, huh?
Everytime my wife and I hug, our Corgi grunts. Never fails. Even if I hug another family member, he still does it.
my Corgi really loves “talking” too haha. mine loves crawling under bed spaces & digging his face against the ground too, and does the exact side body rub/roll 😂
Yes, the rolling on the ground! Also: talking back, bouncing on front legs when excited, trying to 'bury' food/treats by rubbing nose on the ground, mock-growling when rubbing tummy or rough- housing.Any of these sound familiar ? 🙂
I want a Corgi. My daughter has a friend who's mother owns a Corgi ranch here in Rhode Island. They're funny dogs. They do talk! They work together to! After all, they are herd dogs.
I had a corgi mix and he did everything except the head tilt. We lost him July 3rd and I sure do miss him. He was the best dog I've ever had
Sorry 🙏❤️
So sorry, I lost mine too in 2015. Same here, best dog I have ever had, gave her best to the day she died.
@@Cgh432 thank you!
@@sarahblue5112 those special fur babies are so hard to lose. Did you get another dog?
I'm sorry that happened
Bentley does this cute half-bark, which I’ve never heard another dog do. He does the adorable head tilts, and he’s an awesome soccer player - he anticipates which way I’ll kick the ball so well that it often hits him, even though I am not trying to do that. (It’s a soft ball and doesn’t hurt him). I also love the way he “boops” me when he wants something.
I just adopted a dog who's apparently a mixed breed of cardigan corgi (probably with some border collie but that's my assumption, in appearance she's very much like a corgi), Miyeon. She likes lying under my bed (and there's definitely nothing there), balancing on the small part of the sideway when walking and rolling around when happy too! Miyeon is very smart and though she's 2 years old, is yet to learn any tricks and I've only had her for several days, she's very responsive and we communicate really well. I feel so blessed!
Yes, hidden spaces,and Jordan is definitely a conversationalist. The tilted head when you are speaking to him is hilarious.
My corgi is mixed but she does all these things. Literally every last thing.
What kinda mix? Mine is border collie corgi but mostly corgi
@@CandyyBobble I have a corgi dashaund mix they call them dorgis the Queen used to breed them he has the corgi ears and double coat he has Red and white markings he has a tail but because weenie dogs are long in the back he doesn't look weird his mom was a Pembroke corgi his dad was a dashaund it was an un planned pregnancy so I got him for free he has floppy ears as a puppy but his ears gradually popped up he is my only child I don't have children so he gets my undivided attention I'm disabled and don't work so we walk 3 times a day thanks to my wheelchair most people thinks he's my service dog but he's just my emotional support I do wish random people wouldn't ask to pet him aww he's a corgi I tell them he doesn't let strangers pet him he's my world 😍
My female Corgi, Muffin, licks furniture: couch cushion, car seat, bedding in her crates, and is quite bossy. My male, Rosco, likes to put his head under furniture- just his head, with his body sticking straight out. He also likes to sleep on pillows, like a human; particularly on my side of the bed.
Muffin, such a cute name 🥰
My Corgi, Blenheim had a the unique trait of laying on a couch, his head on a pillow and watch TV along with my parents in their room,he would look at the TV. Bless You Blenheim
I have two Pomeranian/Corgi crosses. Cubby walks on curbs, knows hundreds of words, wags his tail in a circle, and hides under the couch. Scout likes to wiggle around on his back (never in the grass) hide under the couch. Both used to herd sea gulls at the beach when we lived on Cape Cod. Cubby has a very full, fluffy Pomeranian coat and Scout has more of a Corgi coat. People constantly ask me what kind of dogs are they. They are my buddies.
Several things, our corgi licks our FEET obsessively. He also wags his entire body, starting from his shoulders. The rolling is amazing!! And the talking, he sounds like a husky with all the growls, grunts and duck quacks.
My corgi, Mabel, grumbles when she lays down. She’s only 2 and she’s done it since she was a puppy - it’s not an old-lady thing.
Tugboat, my corgi, does LITERALLY ALL OF THIS. She also has a habit of jumping on her squeaker toys with only her front legs, or hopping! She's so cute, and looks pretty similar to Chibi!
I had a border collie, corgi cross and yes she did all these things and I adored her, she was the best dog I ever had. People used to laugh when she went to the store with me and she would talk to me all the way up the dog toy aisle, it was like we were actually discussing which was the best toy to get. I miss her a lot, she passed away in 2015.
So darn cute ! My 17 year old son has wanted a corgi forever so I've started researching things a bit and these videos remind me so much of a pug we had ❤ small dogs and giant personalities
Ruby used to do literally every single one of these things.
I would wake up in the middle of the night, sometimes, and my neck would hurt because I wasn't on the pillow, anymore...I'd turn my head in the dark and would immediately be met with a wet tongue letting me know that I needed to find another pillow for the night.
My corgi does all of these things! I call him my little gymnast when we go on walks because he likes to use the curbs as his balance beams :)
Spot on with everything! Especially under the bed.
Couple other things my girl does:
-When she finds a bug …she will lay/roll on it for an extended amount of time.
-When I give her a bone ….she throws it in the air with her mouth and when it lands she does a dance around the bone (I call it her rain dance)
- Loves chasing the water from the hose. (Anytime I near the hose - she goes crazy with excitement)
My Corgi, Bailey will roll down the hill in our back yard. Hysterical.
Rhubarb will roll and slide down hills too.
This video is so cute!! Our corgi licks everything, rolls around, wiggles his butt, does head tilts, and speaks.
I have a corgi and he does the head tilt, talks and will tell stories, he’s really sassy and bossy, he wiggles his body, he does the Chewbacca yowl, sometimes when he gets really excited he “piddles,” and he gets the zoomies ALL THE TIME.
That is SO darn cute! I can’t believe the curb walking behavior.
My Lab does like to use pillows as her hooman does. And the Collie likes to den under furniture. They don’t do the wiggly butt thing!
I so want a Corgi!
I’ve had several Corgis, they all do everything you talked about except the licking thing. Does Chibi ever sleep on her back with her legs kinda in the air? Great video!
My corgi sleeps on her back like that I have had 2 corgis in my life and both do this
My beagle sleeps like thatXD
my corgi sleeps like that ALL THE TIME it’s so funny
The dead dawg sleep position is hilariously awesome, my border-corgi was the first time I had ever seen that, LOL!!
Yep. Mine were all back sleepers. So funny!
Ahhh my corgi also licks the couch like it’s her job! My corgis also lay their heads on the pillows or blankets☺️
Hahah "like it's her job" - I love that. They are such weird and obsessive doggos
Our Chigi licks metal. She is obsessed with metal! We rescued her from a shelter a year ago, before the shelter, she lived on the streets. She is 3yrs old, so she never had a home. She isn't anemic or sickly, she just loves the taste of metal.
To be exact, my corgi also does everything you described in the video.
I thought it was one of my dog's things, but more and more I see that it seems to be a corgi thing.
Cool video
My corgi does everything you named except the body wiggling, maybe because his tail was left a little longer?
Our corgi does a lot of these things too. Pillows, head tilts, and excessive licking for sure. And of course the grunts and grumbles
I think the head tilts that I noticed that they were all going in the same direction so I think when chibi tilts her head in that direction. It's like yes yes to all those questions.
Love the video. My Corgi does several of the things you mentioned. She loves to sleep or rest on her back and let her 4 paws just hang out in the air. They are very smart and learn quickly. Ya gotta luv'em!
100% to all of these
Also my corgi's ears will droop lower and lower on his head the more tired he is. Does anyone else's?
Yes, looks like a little Yoda doll!
Mine does and it’s adorable
Yes , mine does all these things too
Yep! Looks like they are sliding off :)
Our corgi very bossy, only one way to do things and that is his way. The best is how affectionate he is.
My corgi pup like shakes when she is super excited, even her little lips quiver it is so cute
Thanks for posting this video. Our Cardigan, Gromit does ALL of them. He is particularly strong in head tilt, talking, and arranging pillows. He constantly licks our bed clothes and he does that snout on the ground wiggle every day after breakfast. I thought MY boy was crazy. You let him off the hook with this video.
Lol my daughters corgi talks to us every morning. It’s the funniest thing!
My corgi gives such a low growl, but is mostly mute. We are training her to be more vocal with us, without barking. If my dog would be vocal, I would be a lot happier as it would be easier and funnier to understand her.
Oh my god, my corgis are such corgis 😂 they both do ALL of these
Love this! Our corgi does the same stuff! She also does the sleeping on he back with her legs sprawled out thing when she isn't sleeping with her head on a pillow or under a blanket. 😂 So awesome!
Our corgi does all of those things too! I especially love when ours "sploots" on the ground. Basically he lays on the ground flat like a rug. 😂
My Corgi has a tail and he looks beautiful with that :)
I just found out that Corgi breeders cut their tails earlier this year and was devastated. They're just as cute with their tails!!
@@mysticmusical i got told by our breeder that they do that because they’re working dogs and the tails can get in their way when they’re playing etc
@@gabbyzinkan8385 their natural tails curl up like pomeranians and I've rarely seen corgis with them. Not sure how accurate this is but pet corgis definitely don't need their tails cut
Edit: I mean most aren't working dogs and still get cut. I don't see labs or retrievers getting cut either so I honestly doubt their tails would get in the way, but I'm also not an expert. Still a tragedy I think
@@mysticmusical i just had a litter of 7 and didn't cut the tails or dew claws. They curl up like crazy around week 4, the dad has no tail and when he's happy he does butt wiggles, its very different from tail wagging. But the tails are coming back, if they aren't herding I dont see why not.
Might be a cardigan corgi. This breed has a tail, a nice long tail
I have 2 year old Corgi - Lilypad - she she does the following:
1. Licks her bed and/or the couch - Check.
2. Uses ALL THE Pillows - Check
3. Likes to be in small spaces - Check
4. Walks on the curb.... or creates her OWN personal path - Check
5. Talks back / Adorable head tilts - Check and Check
6. Excited Body Wiggles - Check
7. Rolling around on carpets or in sand - Check
Additionally - She is OBSESSED with playing fetch and with balls. In my experience with other corgis and my own, this is pretty common due to their herding instincts. (Warning to potential corgi owners - corgis do also tend toward chasing cars - be sure to desensitize them to moving vehicles of all shapes/sizes and absolutely training them to not chase cars and to adhere strictly to recalls)
Essentially - your video is on point for weird corgi behavior!
Lilypad sounds adorable! Chibi is probably the only Corgi out there who doesn't play fetch or care about balls. It's very bizarre!
@@emwng Thank you!! Chibi is still SO cute tho and I love watching her interactions with you and with Kokoro or just loafing around!! XD
Our Goldendoodles do the things you mentioned too. I don’t understand how’ those are “weird”…
Our Corgi x Chow also walks on the kerb, wiggles her body, loves dark and small spaces, and loves rolling on the ground and rubbing her snout against the ground.
Our Corgi boy passed 2 years ago, but he did all of these things. The talking! We can't begin to describe this to other dog owners. It was like he was a boy trapped in a Corgi body, sometimes we thought he might actually say something. Very vocal breed. Thanks for the memories!
Im bringing home my first corgi on Saturday. I can’t wait to see her personality!
We just got a corgi puppy 2 mths ago. She has so much personality but we noticed she can be a bit aggressive sometimes. She likes to bite a lot so we are trying to figure out how to break her of that. She is very vocal too. She’s the cutest thing though.
@@michelleescobedo5432 That is way too funny because my corgi is the SAME way!! We’re finally curbing her tenacious biting but she’s definitely the mouthiest pup I’ve ever had. Such a fun breed, I think I’ll always have a corgi in my household lol
They tilt their head trying to recognize what you are saying,they can understand a lot and they truly almost always do the same things as other corgis
So true, they can count too and have remarkable memories about where they put their toys. Surprised me, hey, my dog has a better memory than I do!!
Yes! I relate to these so much with my Corgi Journey. 🥺
My Corgi Cooper purrs and groans with pleasure when you pet him!
YES on the licking! I thought it was allergies! A "lick pad" from Amazon is my Corgi, BJ, favorite thing. You can put yogurt, peanut buttter, etc, on the lick pad to make it interesting for the doggie. Yes on the "talking"! Every afternoon after work I listen to BJ talk about his day first. So Cute. BJ does a "dance" move since a puppy. He stands in front of us when he wants us to do something: go outside, find a toy, a treat...if you don't get up right away, he shifts his weight side to side until you do what he wants. BJ is our second Corgi. Our first, Buddy, lived to be 13. We were heartbroken and then my husband came home with this 7 week old ball of fur and we fell in love all over again. The "sploot" is my favorite thing!
I want one, they are the cutest dogs I've ever seen!
Our own Rome Penny does all the same ☺️ she also mimics our yawns in the morning and does the face “scrub” thing to get our attention like “look at me I’m so cute!”
The funny corgi quirck that mine does is the front feet 🐾 dance, when excited about something, like getting a treat.
Also, our family finds it fun to urge him to howl. Great howler!
She’s like excuse me why are you telling all my secrets haha! Super cute! Thank you for this video!!! I get a corgi in the spring! I’m super exited!!
Hope you got your baby by now. Welcome to no life beyond your corgi haha!!! As puppy You can leave them alone, but they will chew all the trim and doors in the house to pieces. No matter what age they go manic depressant when their master leaves :( They will make you feel bad about it for hours when you get home.
Never used a leash for my Dakota, people wanted to know my dog trainer. Just her personality trained her. I truly miss her, RIP Dakota 2010, Rainbow Bridge 🌈
Iam so sorry,for your loss! I understand your heartache; I lost my 18..year old pembroke welch corgi,Snoopy 6months ago R.I.P
My Jack does the rolling around, the walking on the curb, and the head tilt thing. He also has a soft little "woof" when I talk to him or he wants to talk to me.
Thanks for sharing! I just had a corgi puppy, he loves climbing under sofa and narrow space indeed!
In 35 years I’ve had 8 dogs, none have been purebreds. The closest was a Malinois mix , but I always had at least 2 dogs at a time. Most of the things you speak of are not “corgi “ specific, all my dogs have done a variety of them. Two of them were known shep mixes and had the distinct ears , bark & howl and would “ talk back” when I spoke to them. The laying half under the bed, two of my first dogs back in the 90’s did that, it was like they were having a secret meeting under the bed. The little dog I have now is a spot licker .
chibi is the absolute cutest corgi on earth 😍😍
Aww Chibi feels the love and sends licks 🥰❤️
my corgi does most of these. She loves laying under beds and behind the couch. She is super friendly and loves meeting new people and she always wiggles and howls. She has grown out of licking the couch but she did do it when she was young.
My corgi does all of this too! I love his reactions they’re so funny and your def never bored!
Aww my corgi soothes herself on ME, like non-stop licking of my arms and legs. :) haha same with the pillow thing, I put one in her bed and she loves it!
My corgi does every single one of these things! 😂😂
I have three Corgis and they do all these things and more! Including draping and splooting. And herding EVERYTHING. ❤
I'm two years late, lol, but my husband and I recently got two corgi puppies, and mine looves sleeping in tight spaces. He'll seek out the gap between my chair and ottoman and sleep there under my legs. Oftentimes, he'll tuck his little face under my husband's chair, which is right next to mine. We also have this little cat bed that is all small and enclosed, and he loves sleeping in that as well, lol. And they both sploot and roll around on their backs constantly. They're so stinkin' cute. Mine is more quiet and docile, whereas my husband's is the excited talker.
Besides the “sidewalk” thing mine does every single one of these!! His name is PorkChop
Omg, I love that name!
My Corgi Campbell does all of these. I thought it was a "her" thing.
Oh my goodness, the way Chibi looks at you when you talk!
I have had 5 corgis and you are spot on every point!
Mine likes to flip his bed upside down after he eats. Also mine loves to lick furniture too!
I have a tried color corgi, his name is Chester. He does just about everything your corgi does...
I have a dorgi named Calvin and he does just about half the stuff that she had listed on her video
my corgi's name sam. Sam obsessively licks his paws at in what I think is a self-soothing thing. He loves being in his dark crate. And that thing that your dog does on the rug my dog does every time after he eats. He's an awesome dog.
My corgis licked furniture and went under the bed alot. You did a good job showing the classic corgi personality! They are just awesome dogs! Nice video!
My boy is an Aussie/heeler mix but he does the "corgi sploot" so honorary part corgi haha. He also uses pillows and burrows under beds. It's so pure.
My corgi bites the couch, pillows, blankets, you name it she does it! Maybe it’s just anxiety???
My corgi does all these things except for hiding under the bed
Just brought a 4 month old home Feb 01, 2024. OMG.. I love him to death. He gets along with my WestiePoo and plays with my 2 year old cat all the time as they chase each other around the house. He has this great personality that just cracks me up all day long.
OMG yes Corgis talk and talk and tell us all about what's going on in their little lives. I've been a proud owner of Corgis for over 30 years and they