How to tell whether a Corgi is pure or not? Generally, the appearance and body structure of a Corgi can be distinguished at two and a half months to three months. A pure Corgi, or a better Corgi, is very sensitive at home when he is a child. Some bark less often, some barely bark at all, and have big, erect ears, but some erect their ears later. If it is a 2-color Corgi, the iconic sign is a white scarf.

1. Pure Corgis, or better Corgis, rarely bark when they are young at home, and some barely bark at all. This is obviously different from many other puppies;

2. Big ears, erect. You can search for its pictures to see this, but not all Corgis erect their big ears within a few months after birth. Some Corgis have to wait until 7. It was only erected at 8 months;

3. If it is a two-color corgi, its iconic logo is its "white scarf". The color of the circle under its neck is white, while the other colors are yellow. In addition, the Corgi's coat color is very shiny. Although its fur is short, it looks very shiny when you are close, and it feels very smooth when you touch it.

4. Short stature, moderate bone mass, deep chest. The overall proportion of the body's side profile is that length is much greater than height.

5. The tail is very low and looks like a fox’s tail. The overall impression is that of a beautiful, powerful small dog, with very good speed and stamina, intelligent, and solidly built but not rough. However, many Corgis have their tails docked as puppies.

6. Body shape: Overall balance is more important than absolute size. When dogs stand naturally, the height at the withers for both males and females is approximately 10.5 to 12.5 inches.

7. The ideal ratio of height (the vertical distance from the withers to the ground) and body length (the horizontal distance from the sternum to the back of the buttocks [the position of the ischial protrusion]) is about 1/1.8. The ideal weight for males is about 30 to 38 pounds; for females, the ideal weight is about 25 to 34 pounds. Lack of overall proportion, being too large or too small are serious faults.