Look at the body shape

The purebred Corgi has a relatively short stature, a deep and broad chest, a prominent sternum, a long and strong body, slightly curved ribs, a straight back, and an abdomen that should not be drawn up and is not very stable. , lively, brisk and comfortable, showing a leisurely and contented look. If the legs are long, the face is long, the frame is small, and the buttocks are not raised, then it must be strung out.

Look at the ears

The ears of purebred Corgis are relatively hard, upright and large. Draw a straight line from the tip of the nose through the eyes to the tip of the ear, and the triangle formed is close to the same size. side triangle. If the ears are too big or too small, they are not purebreds. When buying, you should pay attention to compare them yourself to avoid buying a stray dog.

Look at the head

The head shape and appearance of the purebred Corgi are very similar to those of a fox. The head is large and flat, the forehead and nose bridge are moderate, the face is slightly round, and the neck is Short, thick, slightly arched, blending well into the shoulders. If it does not match these, it is very likely that it was strung together, so be careful not to be deceived.