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MintChiip — Corgis for Sale
Published: 2013-01-15 08:38:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 2060; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 55
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Alright so this is like one of my first attempts at a corgi x.x; So I'm actually kind of impressed with myself for them being even slightly corgi like. These are Pembroke Welsh Corgis, so the ones without tails, lol. And I just realized that #1 and agoraphobic-blue's character look similar in color, I promise that was an accident, lucky the design is a bit different c:I've made this lineart to use to sell designs on though I have no idea how many, I guess it depends on how well these sell!
Anyhoo these are the cuties, and 1 of them are left.
1. Paid for/Owned by *CoronaCat
2. Paid for/Owned by *Animeandanimelover
3. Paid for/Owned by nitsukiaoi on FA
If you're interested comment below with the number you want, I'll then give you my paypal to pay.
If you have a corgi character and want it on these lines then you can comment if you'd like and I'll color your character on my lineart for $3 to $5 USD [depending upon complexity].
If you like my art, please leave a comment and if you know a breed you'd like me to draw please comment it below! c:
Art (c) Me
Please don't steal and thanks for viewing!
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Don't worry too much, I'll be making more like them later on. Probably for cheaper but who knows c:
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no I mean a real Corgi. I want a real Corgi dog.
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XD oh okays I get you~ I'm not a big fan of corgis myself, but they are cute
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sadly I hear they have a lot of health problems.
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If you'd like more information about the breed, here is the link to the PWCCA (Pembroke Welsh Corgi Club of America) [link]
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No they don't. I own 5 Corgi's and most of them do not have that many health issues. Do your research. Every dog is prone to health issues but some don't carry as many factors as others. Corgi's are a long lived breed, as well as have a long life span. As long as you do the basics of taking care of a dog, you should be fine. No over-feeding as they can gain weight easy and that can cause back problems. Basically if you do everything right, and don't get a puppy from a dirt pit, Corgi's are quite healthy.
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I have done my research. My Aunt and Uncle in law complain about them all the time and lament about Corgi issues. So I had at least two people confirm issues with Corgi's as a whole. It isnt as if I randomly guessed "oh, purebred that can't exist naturally. Must have health issues."
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Two people, out of how many in the world? All the reputable Corgi breeders I know and have known, have no issues, as well as any breeder they know. If you buy from bad lines, you get bad lines. Two people, isn't a whole lot in the world of dogs when it comes to health issues. Again, do more research. I've had Corgi's for quite a few years now, all of mine test fine and are in quite good health rather, and are from good lines. AKC, PWCCA and more reputable organizations and clubs/registry's claim it's a pretty healthy hardy breed. Those clubs/registries and organizations are made up of alot more then just two people that claim Corgi's are bad and unhealthy. Golden Retrievers actually have more health issues then Corgi's do, so do your common Labradors. However, if you feel like arguing with your point on your entire two people that you know of that have gotten a bad line of breeding then continue on as I don't feel like arguing with someone that hasn't searched outside family OR family friends. I have given you a link, and if you research properly on the web AND out in the real world (meaning going to dog shows, talking to breeders, talking to people that actually work their dog in a field) you will find that they have health issues but are more healthy then alot of your top rated dogs. Good luck in the real world
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Two people who are family. And honestly, I never looked into the whole corgo breed as a whole, so naturally I don't know in depth shit about about them. So don't tell me about "Good Luck living in the Real World" as if I don't. I own aquariums, I know what its like to be experienced with animal specimens and how some things can be disproving, stretched, and so forth.
So down to it, I really dont care what the dogs health parameters are, I just recalled what two owners of both corgi breeds told me several times and simply took their word for it instead of making a project about a whole genetic line of canine.
I ain't even a dog person. I'm an Aquarium person and honestly, a cat person... given we got three golden retrievers that don't get along with small animals, plus a dad who don't like cats... seriously, why don't people like cats? I don't get it.
Either way, I didnt do research on Corgi's given not only have I heard they are unhealthy(Whether that was true or not to begin with) and the fact also cost about 600 dollars a puppy. Whether that is true or not either, I didn't really get into looking up about it given my parents both basically said "Hell no" and left it at that, thus I gave up, thus, I never dove into the whole research scenario as I normally do when I get the urge to own a new animal.
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I'm simply trying to show you, that Corgi's over all are a healthy breed. It is my job as a dog owner to inform people on the correct things about the breeds history, health and overall information about them so that nobody does in fact get the wrong idea. I'm sorry that you can't get one, I was in your boat when I was 15. I did my research, talked about it to my parents, asked many many many people about them, and one day we found one that was less then 300 dollars for a pet quality (basically meaning no showing) dog. I was not trying to appear mean nor snide with my comment, but please don't always take everyones word (even if you don't want to take mine)then if you like something look into it! I've helped many people over the years find a reputable Corgi breeder that does health testing, and has a very good background and family tree for their dogs of health testing as well among other things, that work with people to acheive their dream dog, as well as help promote the breed. If a Corgi is something you really want, then don't give up on it, as future wise it could be more reality then you ever imagined! I am more then happy to provide you with several links about them, as well as a breeder referral anytime, just send me a note! Also Corgi's are quite quirky and have even been called "cat-like" 
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Well your comment DID come off as aggressive and snide, so... bleh.
But... if it was me and if it was about fish, I would probably do the same thing. Like if someone put a Tangfish in anything less then 100 gallons.. with OTHER Tangfish, whatever the species. Turns out Tangfish, despite every person wanting one(Usually a Yellow Tang) need lots of room and space, and can't get along with other Tangs for various reasons.
So my apologies for getting defensive and aggressive myself.
I really don't want a Corgi THAT bad. I prefer fish to dogs and cats both. I love fish and crustaceans and other watery critters. I got two aquariums to prove it. One salt, one fresh.
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I personally know nothing on fish
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Goldfish are honestly low on the list of kept pets... Down to it, Goldfish are breed to be fed to bigger predators. Kinda sad.. but meh.
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They can but you'd just have to have the dog tested for it early on so you can help to prevent them c:
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yes you may. Will that be for cash or points?
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alrighty, well send points and it'll be all yours. c:
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alright he/she is all yours c:
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what payment method? c:
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alright he/she is all yours
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