1 Available Cardigan Welsh Corgi Dogs for Adoption near Reeds Spring, Missouri
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BLUE EYES, SILVER COLLAR
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Willow Springs, Missouri
female, large, baby
Goldendoodle
Willow Springs, Missouri
PREMIUM
$500
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Pembroke Welsh Corgi
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Wagoner, Oklahoma
female, small, baby, mixed
Pembroke Welsh Corgi
Wagoner, Oklahoma
PREMIUM
$500
CAPTAIN MORGAN
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Wagoner, Oklahoma
male, small, baby, mixed
Wagoner, Oklahoma
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$2500
BLUE EYES, BLACK COLLAR
Goldendoodle
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Willow Springs, Missouri
male, large, baby
Goldendoodle
Willow Springs, Missouri
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Cardigan Welsh Corgi
Cardigan Welsh Corgi
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Eureka Springs, Arkansas
male, medium, young
ABOUT THE DOG BREEDS
CARDIGAN WELSH CORGI
The Cardigan Welsh Corgi is a delightful medium sized herding dog known for its long body, short legs, and fox like appearance. Originating in Wales, these intelligent and affectionate dogs are loyal companions with a fun loving and playful nature. Their distinctive coat comes in various colors, often featuring a signature "fairy saddle" marking on the back. Cardigan Welsh Corgis excel in activities such as obedience, agility, and herding trials, making them versatile and engaging pets for active families.
The Cardigan Welsh Corgi is a delightful medium sized herding dog known for its long body, short legs, and fox like appearance. Originating in Wales, these intelligent and affectionate dogs are loyal companions with a fun loving and playful nature. Their distinctive coat comes in various colors, often featuring a signature "fairy saddle" marking on the back. Cardigan Welsh Corgis excel in activities such as obedience, agility, and herding trials, making them versatile and engaging pets for active families.
CATTLE DOG
The Cattle Dog is a diligent and robust herding breed known for its agility, intelligence, and hardworking nature. Originating in Australia, Cattle Dogs are highly energetic and require ample exercise and mental stimulation. With their remarkable problem solving skills and unwavering loyalty, they excel in various canine activities and make excellent companions for active owners. Their distinctive blue or red coat, sturdy build, and alert expression reflect their heritage as versatile working dogs.
The Cattle Dog is a diligent and robust herding breed known for its agility, intelligence, and hardworking nature. Originating in Australia, Cattle Dogs are highly energetic and require ample exercise and mental stimulation. With their remarkable problem solving skills and unwavering loyalty, they excel in various canine activities and make excellent companions for active owners. Their distinctive blue or red coat, sturdy build, and alert expression reflect their heritage as versatile working dogs.
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