When is the molting period for Corgis? The time for Corgi puppies to molt is 3-4 months after birth, which usually lasts for two to three months. After Corgis become adults, they will molt twice a year. The moulting period is from March to May in spring and September to November in autumn. During this period, it is best to comb the dog's hair twice a day.

Corgi puppies will begin to change their lanugo hair 3-4 months after birth. At this time, the soft lanugo hair will fall off and stronger hair will grow. Generally, this period of hair shedding lasts for several months. Some dogs shed hair quickly and can finish it in one or two months. Some dogs shed hair slowly and are still shedding after three or four months. Faced with this situation, owners should comb their dogs more often to promote hair replacement.

When the Corgi reaches adulthood, there will be two hair shedding periods each year, in the spring from March to May and in the autumn from September to November. This is a normal phenomenon as dogs adapt to climate change, and parents don’t need to worry. But in these two seasons, hair care requires more energy, because if you don’t take care of it, your home will definitely be full of dog hair.

Therefore, during the molting period of the Corgi, it is best to comb the dog's hair twice a day. If it is convenient, it is best to take a comb out to comb the dog's hair in the early morning and evening when walking the dog. If you can't go out, it's best to take your dog to the balcony or bathroom to sort out the hair that has fallen off after combing. In addition, attention should be paid to nutritional supplements for Corgis. You can eat some hair-beautifying foods such as seaweed powder, cod liver oil, and lecithin powder to help Corgis grow thick and smooth hair.