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A Corgi Unwrapped the Whole Roll of Paper Before Anyone Noticed

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Star-patterned wrapping paper sprawls across the wooden floor in loose waves, and in the middle of it sits a red and white Corgi with big ears and a tiny, hopeful smile. A cardboard tube lies beside her, and a basket of yarn and a cluttered box wait in the background. The paper has been unrolled, crumpled, and torn in joyful chaos, and she looks like she is thoroughly enjoying herself.

Corgis are cheerful, smart dogs bred for herding, and they love anything that rustles, rolls, or moves. Wrapping paper is a favorite, especially around gift-giving season. Torn bits of paper are usually harmless in small amounts, but ribbon, tape, and tinsel can be dangerous if swallowed, so keep them out of reach. If your dog eats ribbon or a large amount of paper, talk to your vet. A paper-free gift of a new toy can give the same joy without the cleanup.

We will call her Pumpkin. She sits in the middle of the paper like a present that wrapped itself. Her smile is soft, a little sorry, and mostly proud. If there was a gift hidden in here, she may already have opened it, and she will accept all the credit. The cardboard tube beside her is already being eyed as the second half of the game, and she seems to have plenty of energy left for it.

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