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An elderly couple in cream sweaters rake autumn leaves while a red and white Corgi sits grinning in the middle of the pile. 12 / 32

Frank and Dottie Raked Up a Perfect Pile. Biscuit Found It in Seconds.

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Two rakes, one beautiful pile of autumn leaves, and one Corgi who couldn't resist. Biscuit has plopped himself right in the middle of the heap, front paws planted and mouth open in a delighted grin, red and orange leaves scattered all around him. Frank and Dottie stand on either side holding their rakes, wearing matching cream cable-knit sweaters and laughing at the little troublemaker. Behind them, the front door is open to a cozy entry with hanging coats, boots on the mat, a basket of gloves, and a stack of firewood, with orange mums blooming by the steps.

Corgis are energetic, playful dogs that often make their own fun, and a fresh pile of leaves is irresistible. It's a great outlet for their playful side, but it's worth a quick safety check before the leaping begins. Leaf piles can hide sticks, rocks, thorny branches, or even small wildlife. Wet or moldy leaves aren't something a dog should eat, and lawns treated with fertilizer or pesticides can leave residue on fur and paws. Keep rake tines pointed down when not in use, and brush through your Corgi's coat afterward, since that fluffy fur is a magnet for leaf bits.

Frank and Dottie may need to start that pile over again, but their laughter says they don't mind one bit. Fall chores are more fun with a furry helper.

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