We had a Cardigan for 14 years. He was wonderful. He herded Girl Scouts. He also saved us from Ninja squirrels, the neighbors dogs and any creature he came across.
The only corgis I have met are neurotic suburban tubbers with owners who treat them like Maltese/lap dogs. It's awesome to see dogs doing what they're bred for and actually happy.
We have a Pembroke Corgi (with a slight Cardigan mix 4 generations back), she is the best dog we have ever had. Excellent trail manners, open field command training was very easy. Incredibly intelligent, everything this presenter says about them is true. Always egar to please! She's very alert but doesn't bark that much as we trained that out of her when inside. She 'grumbles/awoofs more' to tell us whats wrong, outside she communicates back with us in the field. :) They shed a TON though and can be very destructive if they don't get exercise or a job to do! We have her crate trained, she has her own 'leave me alone' spots in the house along with Nylabones/kongs. Ropes under supervision. This helps us with their destructive tendencies. She's right here -> in fact watching with me wanting a buddy.
I have a Corgi terrier mix. She is a total crack up. Always wants to play. Always thinks every walk is a hunting trip. She is extremely intuitive. The best dog I've owned since my Aussie Border collie mix.
It’s like a low rider border collie haha. Corgis make me laugh whenever I see them. I remember my cousins corgi hurt his back jumping off the bed! So they had to get steps for the bed. Another great video zeke!
Show/pet type Corgis have too-long backs and too-short legs, like Dachshunds. It's a nightmare for their spines, huge risk of twisting or swinging them unnaturally when they jump bc there's no support. Awful thing to breed for.
@@sjsisjsjks They're just made that way, they're not specifically bred to be Long. they're just made that way. Responsible owners wouldn't let their pet get injured
The dangerous breeds are for the most part only dangerous to other dogs. Providing you raise them at least mediocrely so they don't attack people, which isn't so hard because most of the "dangerous breeds" are pretty stupid and low maintenance. So yeah, very brave of you. Im the one fighting your dog as a stranger when it attacks mine for no reason..
Ryukey somebody's triggered... dangerous is in quotations for a reason. Dangerous to people, other dogs, large/small game, livestock predators, all apply. I was referring to the Toy, Herding, and Non-sporting breeds; many of which aren't on this channel yet. Thanks for the input
I have been out looking for deer sheds and the corgi I have has alerted me to a coyote that was two spoils over and he never left and went after it just stayed right by me until the coyote got the hint. He is a true friend wouldn't trade him for anything.
I have a pembroke and she's not aloof or high strong. She's very calm and loves everyone. I live in Denmark so maybe your pembrokes have some bad temperament miksed in but ours do not.. very happy go lucky and they love everyone. mine is a show dog so I have met quite a few pems in total.
Amazing video, as like every single one. Can you please, please, _please_ do one of these breeds? I've been wanting to know more about them through your documentaries: Irish Wolfhound, Poodle (any of the three sizes), Labrador, Golden Retriever, and Saint Bernard. I'm not sure if you have a video on them yet but I'd love the diversity these dogs would bring to your channel. Thanks again!
The Cardigan and Pembroke were NEVER together in the US. In England there was a short period in the 1930s when a few were mixed. The Cardigans were bred to be an all-around farm dog with Welsh cattle and sheep, which are much smaller than American cattle and sheep.
When we lived in cattle country my Cardigan didn't tolerate stray calves of heifers but he knew to leave the bulls alone. He does it with eye contact. Freaks the cows out.
Not all Pembroke tails are docked. Pembroke corgis have been bred to have fewer vertebrae in the tail so many are born without it. There are ones born with tails and depending on their job they either dock them or leave them be. Having a tail around cattle is a detriment as the tail would often get stepped and/or stomped on.
Cardigans were bred for cattle also and they have tails. It had to do with taxation. Docking the tail showed it was a working farm dog and therefore would not have to pay taxes on it. Very few Pembrokes have a natural bobtail. Most are born with tails and docked when they are a couple of days old.
2:35 Cattle dogs are what? They absolutely DO NOT grab cattle by the nose, it's NOT their instinct, it's NOT how they are trained. They are named HEELERS for a reason. That's one of the most ignorant statements I've ever 'herd'.
Great comparison of both breeds. Only one tip. You never say shire (as in Pembrokeshire etc.) as ‘shy-er’. It’s sh’r , with the ‘r’ barely pronounced. 👍
I'd like to know why the dogs are so obesity-prone. Also, if you want a smaller herding dog for cattle or sheep, an Australian Cattle Dog or a Kelpie is going to do just as good as the corgi, while having a lower risk of obesity and bloat.
Obesity is more of a problem with Pembrokes. If you want to avoid it you don't overfeed them. I don't think it's for you to say which dogs are better at herding in different situations.
Can tell you all those barrel bodies that some cattle dogs can have is all the owners fault, those table scrapes are NO joke, is RARE to see a fit cattle dog to be honest.
I have a cardigan corgi which I got when she was 9 and is 13 1/2 now. I was told she had a weight problem before I got her but she never has with me. It took about a year for her to get used to having food anytime she wants but now she keeps her weight just right. We only walk about an hour a day though she is with me 24/7 so she greets people at construction sites too. I used to have a corgi/husky mix and the only time she had a weight problem is when neighbors were feeding her steak every day without telling me. After that, she came back to normal in a few months. I let my dog lick my plate after I eat but not a bunch of table scraps. So I don't know why some people have fat dogs.
I love your message! My Corgi is on a 5000 acre ranch in Montana. He is one year old, does not come when called, chases my sheep and my horses, If my corgi keeps up his behavior and does not come when called he will be killed eventually by bulls
Wtf no the Corgi is small because it was also a turnspit dog. Learn your history ladies. It seems they almost don't know what they are talking about at all
No it is not. I own two cardigans and their bodies are about the same size as an Aussie, just shorter. The weight range is around 30-40lbs so they are truly a medium sized dog
The queens dogs are a completely separate breed. Pay attention. This video is about Cardigans, not Pembrokes. Saying the two breeds are the same is like saying that a lab and golden retriever are the same dog. They are both corgis, but their ancestry is very different.
I miss my cardi so very much. We didn't really herd but she and I worked out our own method of herding 2 cats when they would escape. She learned comebye and comeaway. Then hold'em was for when she would catch and hold a cat down with her paw. That was done long enough for me to get to her and pick it up. She would try to do put'em in the house but the refused to be directed. So I would pick it up and carry to the house. But she would fuss if I tried to put the cat in the garage or the sunroom. I was clearly informed I had said in the house and those were not in the house. This would happen often because that house had only sliding glass doors. My large tomcat found a small hole in the door and could get one claw in and open that heavy door enough to pull it open more then they were out.
Can't wait to own a Cardigan! I have had a Pembroke and he was the dog that got me addicted to Corgi. Now, I want to experience both Corgi breeds knowing there is a fair chance I won't be partial to either :D
I have always cardigan corgi's. I have a blue merle Cardigan Corgi. They are big dogs with small dogs. They have a great deal of energy and are independent.
This was fascinating. I have a Corman. Cardigan and German Shepherd mix. He looks like a large short legged fat fox. He is our dearest love. We rescued him, his owner was going into th he army. His name is Cooper.
We had a Cardigan for 14 years. He was wonderful. He herded Girl Scouts. He also saved us from Ninja squirrels, the neighbors dogs and any creature he came across.
The only corgis I have met are neurotic suburban tubbers with owners who treat them like Maltese/lap dogs. It's awesome to see dogs doing what they're bred for and actually happy.
National geographic ➡ give this man a call already ☎
He needs his own show.
We have had 2 Cardigan Welsh Corgis and just loved them so much. Great dogs.
We have a Pembroke Corgi (with a slight Cardigan mix 4 generations back), she is the best dog we have ever had. Excellent trail manners, open field command training was very easy. Incredibly intelligent, everything this presenter says about them is true. Always egar to please! She's very alert but doesn't bark that much as we trained that out of her when inside. She 'grumbles/awoofs more' to tell us whats wrong, outside she communicates back with us in the field. :) They shed a TON though and can be very destructive if they don't get exercise or a job to do! We have her crate trained, she has her own 'leave me alone' spots in the house along with Nylabones/kongs. Ropes under supervision. This helps us with their destructive tendencies.
She's right here -> in fact watching with me wanting a buddy.
Corgi is definitely the best dog ever (In my opinion)
I have a Corgi terrier mix.
She is a total crack up.
Always wants to play.
Always thinks every walk is a hunting trip.
She is extremely intuitive.
The best dog I've owned since my Aussie Border collie mix.
It’s like a low rider border collie haha. Corgis make me laugh whenever I see them. I remember my cousins corgi hurt his back jumping off the bed! So they had to get steps for the bed. Another great video zeke!
Show/pet type Corgis have too-long backs and too-short legs, like Dachshunds. It's a nightmare for their spines, huge risk of twisting or swinging them unnaturally when they jump bc there's no support. Awful thing to breed for.
joey they don’t breed for it. It’s just how they’re made. If an owner was responsible, they wouldn’t hurt themselves like that.
@@sjsisjsjks
They're just made that way, they're not specifically bred to be Long. they're just made that way. Responsible owners wouldn't let their pet get injured
@@cj_curles0671 dogs like to jump mate... and they like to jump off of things.
Would you be able to do a video on Standard Poodles, in particular doing what they were bred to do, such as water retrieving?
My favorite breed! I own a female, blue Merle. I lover her to death. They’re great dogs!
The "dangerous" breeds will always be my favorite but I'm loving the diversity of breeds we're getting now. You're the GOAT Z
The dangerous breeds are for the most part only dangerous to other dogs. Providing you raise them at least mediocrely so they don't attack people, which isn't so hard because most of the "dangerous breeds" are pretty stupid and low maintenance. So yeah, very brave of you. Im the one fighting your dog as a stranger when it attacks mine for no reason..
Ryukey somebody's triggered... dangerous is in quotations for a reason. Dangerous to people, other dogs, large/small game, livestock predators, all apply. I was referring to the Toy, Herding, and Non-sporting breeds; many of which aren't on this channel yet. Thanks for the input
“They are a very vocal dog g g g g g g” 6:56 😂
AT I’m fu*€ng dying here 😂🤣
I had a pem and I have 3 cardigans now they are different for sure but love both !
I have been out looking for deer sheds and the corgi I have has alerted me to a coyote that was two spoils over and he never left and went after it just stayed right by me until the coyote got the hint. He is a true friend wouldn't trade him for anything.
very cute group of pups they got there!
Love your videos!!!! I doubt I’d ever own a corgi, but man.... this breed is so cute!! Good looking dogs
They are so lovely .
Very interesting and informative ..
Thank you for posting this - I really enjoyed it
Great video Trish and Marty! We brought Rerun out to On The Lamb in 2016 and renewed his interest in sheep herding.
how are only 181 k ppl subscribed to this channel?!! like seriously
I know right?!!! :)
Seeing an Entlebucher Mountain dog video would be awesome. Such an interesting breed! Love your videos
I have a pembroke and she's not aloof or high strong. She's very calm and loves everyone. I live in Denmark so maybe your pembrokes have some bad temperament miksed in but ours do not.. very happy go lucky and they love everyone. mine is a show dog so I have met quite a few pems in total.
Eine wunderbare Doku.
Finally! My favorite breed! (After bullies)
Cardigans are the best dog breed. The fact they are quite rare is one of the great failures of human civilization.
i have one and she is the best thing to happen to me. truly is the best dog breed
Another great video.
Dream dog.
Amazing video, as like every single one. Can you please, please, _please_ do one of these breeds? I've been wanting to know more about them through your documentaries: Irish Wolfhound, Poodle (any of the three sizes), Labrador, Golden Retriever, and Saint Bernard. I'm not sure if you have a video on them yet but I'd love the diversity these dogs would bring to your channel.
Thanks again!
Goldens have been done :)
when that lady is talking about the corgis she keeps saying we
Corgi Fan👍😀 Love my 2
Sadie:cardigan (15+ and still going 👍💗)
Olliebear:Pembroke (RIP 💗🌈10-27-02 to 9-21-18)
I’m waiting for a dachshund documentary!!!!!
The Cardigan and Pembroke were NEVER together in the US. In England there was a short period in the 1930s when a few were mixed.
The Cardigans were bred to be an all-around farm dog with Welsh cattle and sheep, which are much smaller than American cattle and sheep.
I have 2 and they herd each other lol
So Cool!! So fuuny :P
Beautiful dogs!
haha my corgi is doing this always with our neighboors... kids...etc
I really would like to see the Pembroke video too!! This one is really nice, lovely
When we lived in cattle country my Cardigan didn't tolerate stray calves of heifers but he knew to leave the bulls alone. He does it with eye contact. Freaks the cows out.
They are heavy eye contact dogs mine is like that too
Not all Pembroke tails are docked. Pembroke corgis have been bred to have fewer vertebrae in the tail so many are born without it. There are ones born with tails and depending on their job they either dock them or leave them be. Having a tail around cattle is a detriment as the tail would often get stepped and/or stomped on.
Cardigans were bred for cattle also and they have tails. It had to do with taxation. Docking the tail showed it was a working farm dog and therefore would not have to pay taxes on it. Very few Pembrokes have a natural bobtail. Most are born with tails and docked when they are a couple of days old.
great video :)
Lady on the left looks like Neil Young.
2:35 Cattle dogs are what? They absolutely DO NOT grab cattle by the nose, it's NOT their instinct, it's NOT how they are trained. They are named HEELERS for a reason. That's one of the most ignorant statements I've ever 'herd'.
do the basenji breed!! I know the best breeder here in Canada :)
canada??
who cares 😅😅
I actually wonder if they have had a GSD. I feel that corgis are very different
Do Samoyed please!
please please do dutch shepherd! Regular or working line
Great comparison of both breeds. Only one tip. You never say shire (as in Pembrokeshire etc.) as ‘shy-er’. It’s sh’r , with the ‘r’ barely pronounced. 👍
Please Boston Terrier next
Hey any video about deshmound hound
I'd like to know why the dogs are so obesity-prone. Also, if you want a smaller herding dog for cattle or sheep, an Australian Cattle Dog or a Kelpie is going to do just as good as the corgi, while having a lower risk of obesity and bloat.
Completely preventable... don't be lazy and eat b.s. food.. same with people
Obesity is more of a problem with Pembrokes. If you want to avoid it you don't overfeed them.
I don't think it's for you to say which dogs are better at herding in different situations.
Ryukey even if the corgie does a better job at herding, I'd rather take a less obesity-prone dog
Can tell you all those barrel bodies that some cattle dogs can have is all the owners fault, those table scrapes are NO joke, is RARE to see a fit cattle dog to be honest.
I have a cardigan corgi which I got when she was 9 and is 13 1/2 now. I was told she had a weight problem before I got her but she never has with me. It took about a year for her to get used to having food anytime she wants but now she keeps her weight just right. We only walk about an hour a day though she is with me 24/7 so she greets people at construction sites too. I used to have a corgi/husky mix and the only time she had a weight problem is when neighbors were feeding her steak every day without telling me. After that, she came back to normal in a few months. I let my dog lick my plate after I eat but not a bunch of table scraps. So I don't know why some people have fat dogs.
I think it is weird that they act like “all dogs are the same but the corgi is the special different one.” All dogs are similarly different
This video was made in 2017 and they are still referred to as "Indians".
Alano breed please.
Please make a video on American Cocker Spaniel 🐶
Plz do a pembroke video!!!
wheres the weimaraner episode reee
is the corgie , border collie an official breed now do you know.....
No. It’s a disgusting mutt
I love your message! My Corgi is on a 5000 acre ranch in Montana. He is one year old, does not come when called, chases my sheep and my horses, If my corgi keeps up his behavior and does not come when called he will be killed eventually by bulls
American Bully please
What happened to bully bad ass tv?
i read somewhere that the reason why certain dogs can herd is bc when sheep see the dog they think its a wolf (?) so...a corgi huh 😂😂😂
Can you please help me to find a dog breed name
Really 14? Mine died at 11 from old age
Polish lowland sheepdog please
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Can you do a video about St Bernards?
the corgi is breathing in all the dust :(
Wtf no the Corgi is small because it was also a turnspit dog. Learn your history ladies. It seems they almost don't know what they are talking about at all
No it is not. I own two cardigans and their bodies are about the same size as an Aussie, just shorter. The weight range is around 30-40lbs so they are truly a medium sized dog
This is an excellent dosimetry on Cardigans
The queen owns these here , I really don't like these dawgs ..... Bull breeds till I die
Joe Brown ➡💂💂👸💂💂
Fractal Universe I've heard the royals do like too keep it close tight bloodline 😂 not the normal folk tho
+Fractal Universe She actually breeds her Corgis with Dachshunds to make "Dorgis". Her dogs do have a reputation for biting though.
Fractal Universe no. The queen is a respected breeder in her own right and follows best practices.
The queens dogs are a completely separate breed. Pay attention. This video is about Cardigans, not Pembrokes. Saying the two breeds are the same is like saying that a lab and golden retriever are the same dog. They are both corgis, but their ancestry is very different.
_please do a pembroke video!!!
I miss my cardi so very much. We didn't really herd but she and I worked out our own method of herding 2 cats when they would escape. She learned comebye and comeaway. Then hold'em was for when she would catch and hold a cat down with her paw. That was done long enough for me to get to her and pick it up. She would try to do put'em in the house but the refused to be directed. So I would pick it up and carry to the house. But she would fuss if I tried to put the cat in the garage or the sunroom. I was clearly informed I had said in the house and those were not in the house. This would happen often because that house had only sliding glass doors. My large tomcat found a small hole in the door and could get one claw in and open that heavy door enough to pull it open more then they were out.
Can't wait to own a Cardigan! I have had a Pembroke and he was the dog that got me addicted to Corgi. Now, I want to experience both Corgi breeds knowing there is a fair chance I won't be partial to either :D
A bro u give good interviews I like the way you just hear the people talking and giving info.
Cardigans are listed on the vulnerable dogs list in the UK.
Is it possible you can do a video on the chow chow?
working on it. very soon after the new year... hopefully. :)
Nice been wanting to see a chow chow
it has been 9 months zeke what happened to the video? ??
@@DogumentaryTV Oh wow, I was just looking for the chow on your channel and kept getting your shar pei one!
I have always cardigan corgi's. I have a blue merle Cardigan Corgi. They are big dogs with small dogs. They have a great deal of energy and are independent.
This was fascinating. I have a Corman. Cardigan and German Shepherd mix. He looks like a large short legged fat fox. He is our dearest love. We rescued him, his owner was going into th he army.
His name is Cooper.
Could you do living with Cardi's?
Great video btw.
Great video, would love to see more small dog breeds featured.
My Dad's friend Linda has a male Corgi mix named Rocky
My group is heavy lol 😆
Another great video.
That was wonderful ladies...and corgs. I thoroughly enjoyed the video.
Good one, Zeke thanks for posting. Smart, capable dogs.
I would love to see entire herding session.