Two Corgi Puppies Spotted Something Over the Edge of the Bed
Two tricolor Corgi puppies peek over the wooden edge of a big bed, their chins resting on the blankets. The pup on the left has its mouth slightly open, as if about to say something, and a tall white blaze runs between its eyes. The one on the right rests its head sideways on a soft gray blanket and looks up with big, round eyes. Rumpled sheets, a pillow, and a pair of wooden drawers fill the room behind them.
Many puppies are fascinated by beds, and for Corgis, whose legs are short, a tall bed can look like a mountain. It is a good idea to give young dogs a step or ramp if they are allowed on the bed, and to avoid letting them jump down from a height. Corgis have long backs and it is easier on their spines to climb down gently.
Peeking over an edge is also a behavior that comes naturally to curious pups. They want to see what the family is doing, and they like to be where their people are. Many puppies feel more secure when they can see or hear their family, and a nearby bed or crate in the bedroom can make the first weeks at home much easier.
Whatever the plan is, these two are clearly working on it together. Maybe they will try to climb up, maybe they will just wait for a lift. For now, two little faces on the edge of the blanket are enough to make anyone smile.
