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A red and white Corgi lies on a sunlit wooden deck while a small white lamb rests its head against the dog's face. 25 / 37

The Corgi Was Sunbathing on the Deck When a Lamb Chose His Cheek as a Headrest

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Warm boards, dappled sunshine, and a lamb who has decided the Corgi's cheek is the perfect headrest. A red and white Corgi with tall foxy ears lies on a weathered wooden deck, front paws stretched out neatly, while a small white lamb snuggles in close and leans its face against his. The Corgi's expression is one of mild, good-humored tolerance with just a hint of pride. Fallen leaves and bits of fluff are scattered across the boards, and a wicker basket of plants and a crumpled jacket sit in the sunny corner behind them.

Corgis may look like cuddly loaves of bread, but they are herding dogs at heart, originally used in Wales to move cattle by nipping at their heels. Their short legs actually helped them dodge kicks. Today they are known for being smart, alert, and full of personality, and many still try to herd family members. Because of their long backs and short legs, Corgis do best when kept at a healthy weight and discouraged from lots of jumping off furniture or down steep stairs. They also shed a surprising amount, so frequent brushing is part of the deal.

Whatever herding instincts this Corgi has are clearly on pause today. The lamb is not going anywhere, and neither is he. Some afternoons are simply meant for lying in the sun with a good friend and letting the world drift by.

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