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HEALTH TESTED Welsh Pembroke corgi for stud
Welsh Corgi Pembroke1 month
Welsh Corgi Pembroke2 years
£600
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Description
Available for stud is our gorgeous little
Lad Harry
Proven with his first litter of 4/5 puppies on the way
Harry has the sweetest temperament, he is a happy and friendly boy who loves everyone.
He is DNA tested for
DM CLEAR
VWD CLEAR
Hip scored ANKC - 7/6
Elbows - 0/0
Harry is from champion lines with his father being an American champion this gives him a low inbreeding coi of 0.2%
He has a fantastic champion pedigree
Stud contract in place stating that all
Offspring from the mating must be endorsed progeny not eligible for registration unless you are keeping a puppy back for yourself to continue your own lines.
We highly recommended that your bitch is progesterone tested in order to ensure you are bringing her for stud services at the correct time and to ensure the best chances of success.
We provide 2 matings 48 hours apart, stud fee is due at first mating.
In the unlikely event your bitch should not fall pregnant a free mating will be provided on the bitches NEXT season to the same bitch.
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Litter details
LocationPeterborough, Peterborough
BreedWelsh Corgi Pembroke
Age2 years, 8 months
Health & Docs
Vaccinations up to dateHealth Checked by a vetWorm and flea treatedKC registered by collectionMicrochipped by collection date
Info
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Adv. TypeFor stud
Original breeder
Pros
Impressive watchdog capabilities despite compact size
Eager and quick learners suited to obedience and agility
Highly adaptable to both apartment and country living
Strong family bonds and friendly with older children
Cons
Seasonal heavy shedding requiring regular grooming
Strong exercise needs not suitable for sedentary owners
Prone to separation anxiety when left alone too long
Natural herding instincts may cause nipping, requiring consistent training