Friends who like Corgis must really want to raise a Corgi, but pet lovers would like to remind all novice pet owners that pet owners are actually "glorious on the surface, but hardworking in private". You must be prepared with thoughts, knowledge, and supplies before raising a pet. Although Corgis are lively and cute, their naturally stubborn tempers and genetic diseases caused by short legs require careful care from their owners. Corgis do not So easy to raise as imagined.

1. Easy to gain weight and genetic diseases: Because they are not picky about food and are addicted to eating. , obesity is easy to endanger health, and there are hereditary hip dysplasia and eye disease problems, which consumes a lot of energy and money.

2. The barking is loud and noisy to the neighbors: Corgi dogs are active and lively by nature, and their barking is very loud. If they are always kept indoors, it may affect the dog's mood and bark, and may scare the dog. Children, disturbing the neighbors.

3. Nervous and stubborn temper: Corgis are a little neurotic. If you don’t play with them or consume their energy with them, Corgis will have a stubborn temper and may run around and vent their anger on the furniture at home. ,

4. Too enthusiastic to look after the house: Corgis are enthusiastic about people and are equally enthusiastic about strangers. They often fail to distinguish between friends and foes, and lose their housekeeping function.

5. Being too smart will look down on the owner: Corgis are talented and intelligent. Not taught well, obedience is poor. It ignores the presence of its owner when it goes out. No matter how you call it, it just ignores you.