Four Tricolor Corgi Puppies Hopped Into the Toy Box and Stayed There

Four tricolor puppies have lined up inside a wooden toy box, and their little faces peer out in a row over the front slats. A yellow plush, a blue rope ball, and a pile of other toys fill the box behind them. The puppies have white blazes, tan eyebrows, and curious dark eyes, and the room behind is quiet with a basket and a bit of laundry.

Toy boxes are handy, and rotating toys keeps a puppy interested. Put out three or four at a time and switch them every few days so everything feels new. Check each toy often for loose parts, torn seams, and stuffing, and throw away damaged items, since swallowed bits of toys can cause blockages.

Corgi puppies are bright and playful, and they benefit from a variety of toys: soft ones for cuddling, rubber ones for chewing, and puzzle toys that reward them with a treat. A bored Corgi can become noisy or chew furniture, so keeping her brain busy is as important as exercise. Play together as well, since a toy you share becomes more exciting than one left on the floor. Your vet can suggest safe chew toys for teething.

For now, they have claimed the whole collection and are in no hurry to choose just one. Their tails are probably wagging out of sight.