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A sable Corgi sits on a wooden floor gazing to the side next to a torn-open tissue box with tissues scattered around it. 27 / 34

The Tissue Box Was Opened From Every Direction. The Corgi Is Deep in Thought.

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The tissue box has been opened from every possible direction. Its cardboard top is torn away, crumpled tissues spill out over the edges, and more are scattered across the wooden floor like little clouds. Sitting right next to it, a sable Corgi with tall, alert ears and a foxy face gazes steadily to the side, eyes narrowed in thought, as if pondering something far more important than tissues. His rich tan and black coat glows in the soft light. A basket of laundry, a cozy couch with pillows, and a blanket sit in the background of this quiet crime scene.

Pembroke Welsh Corgis were bred to herd cattle, and despite their short legs, they are quick, smart, and full of energy. A Corgi without enough to do can get creative, and tissue boxes are an easy target. Daily walks, short training sessions, and games like hide-and-seek or scent work help keep that busy brain satisfied. Their long backs deserve some care, too. Many owners use ramps or steps for couches and beds to reduce jumping, and keeping a Corgi at a healthy weight helps protect its spine and joints. Corgis can be enthusiastic eaters, so measuring meals is a good habit. Your vet can advise on ideal weight.

This clever herder might not have been rounding up sheep today, but he certainly herded every tissue in the house into one spot. Some jobs just come naturally.

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