The Corgi Lord Studies a Globe in an Ermine Collar
Surveying the world from a rosy palace chamber, the lord has settled into a comfortable seat. A red and white Corgi with one ear perked and one slightly folded looks up in thoughtful contemplation, wearing a thick ermine collar over a pink silk coat swirling with golden embroidery. A trim of lace spills from his collar. At his side, a golden globe sits on a small table draped in a cloth with floral embroidery, and a soft pink curtain with a golden tassel hangs behind him.
The tilt of his head makes all the difference. It makes the lord look both curious and kind, as if he has just discovered a new continent and is wondering whether snacks can be found there.
Corgis were bred in Wales for herding cattle, which is why they are so energetic, smart and bold for their size. They often have a lot to say and need plenty of mental stimulation, such as training games or puzzle toys. Their sturdy build is short-legged and long-backed, so avoid excessive jumping and keep them at a healthy weight to protect their spine. They also shed a good deal year-round, so brushing helps. Ask your vet about diet and exercise recommendations for your corgi.
Whatever corner of the globe the lord is studying, we would bet it has a very nice patch of grass.
