Corgis are relatively delicate dogs. They also have some congenital genetic diseases and require very careful care from their owners. Moreover, Corgi’s legs are shorter, so they get dirty more easily than other dogs, and they need to be bathed more frequently than other dogs. Therefore, raising a Corgi is a very hard job.

The reasons why it is not recommended to raise Corgis:

1. High energy: Corgis are very energetic, so the owner needs to spend a lot of time playing with them. Let it release excess energy, and things in your home will suffer.

2. Severe hair loss: Every spring and autumn, Corgis shed a lot of hair every day. Their hair loss is no less than that of large dogs, so owners need to spend a lot of time cleaning up the fallen hair.

3. Corgis are prone to lumbar spondylosis: In order to reduce the risk of Corgis suffering from lumbar spondylosis, owners need to carry them up and down stairs. If Corgi suffers from lumbar spinal disease, the medical expenses will not be cheap.

4. Stubborn personality: Corgi has a relatively high IQ, and its personality is relatively stubborn, so it is not that easy to train. If not trained well, it may bully its owner.

5. The intestines and stomach are not very good: Corgi’s intestines and stomach are not very good, so it is not easy for novices to raise. It is best to feed it high-fiber dog food containing probiotics to reduce the burden on the gastrointestinal tract and avoid diarrhea caused by daily feeding.