Changes in Corgi Coat Color

Corgi coat color changes from birth to adulthood. When born, the coat color is very light and most of the organs are pink.

At three weeks, the baby's nose line will be slightly thinner than when he was born, but it will not be obvious.

In a week of three to four weeks, the hair grows very quickly, the hair color becomes slightly darker, and the hair on the whole body gradually grows in length.

At two months, the color of each corgi baby is basically finalized, and the width and width of the nose line are basically finalized. There will be no major changes.

At the age of three months, the awkward period begins, when the fetal hair becomes sparse and the color becomes lighter.

The moulting period officially begins at four months, and the coat color begins to turn yellow and deepen.

At five months, the coat color will basically turn yellow completely, and the color will be basically finalized.

When the hair changes for the second time at seven to ten months, the black hair around the mouth will completely disappear, and the coat color will no longer change

Corgi coat color standards< /p>

In the style competition, the color standard of Corgi is very important. The main coat color types recognized by the Welsh Corgi Association are two-color and three-color. The judging criteria will focus on the distribution and characteristics of the corgi's coat color, such as nose line, collar, white limbs and overall white distribution.

Understanding the color of Corgi's coat and its changing process is very helpful for those who are preparing to buy or have just become a Corgi parent. Note that the standard of Corgi coat color is not the only factor that determines the quality of a pet. Their personality, health and interaction with the family are equally important.