How to feed Corgis? The amount of food fed to Corgis every day should be moderate. Too much or too little is detrimental to healthy growth. The daily feed should contain meat and equal amounts of various grains, vegetables, carrots and other vegetarian foods. Change varieties regularly to ensure nutritionally comprehensive food intake.

Corgis are prone to eye diseases. Their eyes should be washed with 2% boric acid water every 3 to 5 days to prevent eye diseases. You should also bathe it regularly, remove earwax and tartar, trim its claws, etc. The Welsh Corgi is a short-haired dog, but it should be brushed regularly to keep it clean and beautiful. Corgis have no body odor and can be bathed once a month. The kennel should be located in a ventilated, clean and dry place, and should be disinfected every half a month or a month to prevent the growth of bacteria.

Pay attention to the upbringing of puppies from an early age, so that owners and puppies can establish a good relationship, communicate more smoothly with each other, and develop a closer relationship. The rules for training puppies are actually the two words "yes" and "no". The key to training puppies is to let them master these two commands.

When the puppy is about to do something wrong, the owner must use short and clear prohibitive words, such as "No"!, "No"!, etc., and use a stern tone and gestures to stop the puppy's behavior. If the puppy stops what it was going to do after issuing the "no" command, the owner should immediately praise it and give a gentle voice of "ok" or "yes" to encourage the puppy. At the same time, you can gently stroke the puppy's head and back with your hands to make the puppy feel comfortable. As long as the puppy masters these two basic commands, the owner can clearly control the puppy's behavior, and it will be much easier and more convenient to train the puppy in other aspects!