Celyn Pembroke Welsh Corgis Questionnaire

Name

First NameLast Name

Email

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Address

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState / Province

Postal / Zip Code

Phone Number

Please enter a valid phone number.Format: (000) 000-0000.

Do you own a home, rent, live with family or other?

Explain if you chose "Other."

Describe the living environment for the pup. The house or apartment, play area, what you've done to make it safe and fun for your new puppy to come:

Number of adults 18 and older in your household:

Do you have approval of all adult family members living with you to get a puppy?

If the answer to the above question was "No," please explain why.

Number of children 17 and under in you household:

Are any children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, god-kids, friend's kids... any children that are going to be around the pup at any time fully monitored and do they understand puppies are not play toys and do they respect the animals right not to be bothered, ridden, slapped, kicked, tugged on... or they might get nipped and if that happens, it's not the pups fault?

Is your yard completely fenced?

Is there anything else you would like me to know about your family or living situation?

How did you hear about Celyn Corgis?

In YOUR words (please don't cut and paste from a website or use ChatGPT) what made you decide on getting a Pembroke Welsh Corgi?

Have you ever surrendered a pet to a rescue or animal control?

If you've ever surrendered a pet to a rescue or animal control, please explainhere:

Please list two references by name and emails:

Do you already have a veterinarian?

If you do not have a veterinarian, do you need help finding one?

Name and location of your veterinarian (if applicable).

Where will the puppy be accommodated during the day?

Spaying and neutering (or chemical altering) is important. It makes a better pet for you and for your family. It also ensures your corgi will not have to deal with hormones. Males tend to mark (pee) their territory, they can become a bit aggressive around other dogs - males (neutered or not) that are already present in your home. Females can become pregnant, get infections and worse.
However, I do not believe in early neuter/spaying. I want my puppies to grow fully before subjecting them to stunted growth hormones and the potential of obesity early on, which corgis are predisposed to. I prefer spaying and neutering of my pups at 1 year if possible.

If your puppy is purchased as a family companion, do you agree to have it spayed(females) or neutered (males) by 2 years of age?

I understand that corgis are dwarf dogs and as such can run into health issues that are brought on by improper care environments. A lot of improper care can later mimic health issues that are genetic like DM. I agree that modifying my house to the needs of a long-backed, short legged dwarf dog may be necessary. Thing s like providing dog stairs to limit impact jumping off items such as beds and lifting and carrying when necessary as the pup grows to limit injury while the bones are soft and joints are still weak.

I understand the dangers of diseases that may be present at dog parks,pet stores and day cares or any place where people bring dogs that may be unvaccinated, or incompletely vaccinated. I agree to complete my puppy's full series of shotsto protect him/her before entering any of these environments.

If I need to rehome my puppy, I will absolutely return the puppy to you, because I know you will take my puppy back without judging me, at any time of its life or help me find it a new home. I agree to contact you first to assist me in rehoming my corgi. I will NOT use a rescue or the city pound!

This helps me provide you with the best puppy for your household and lifestyle.

Do you have any other pets? Please list them - species, breed, age, gender,whether or not they're sexually altered. If you have no other pets, type in'No'.

Something to consider: Unless you know your dog is good with same gender dogs, you honestly might consider the opposite gender. It's a proven fact that opposite genders get along far better in home environments than the same genders. Less fighting, less marking, less territorial issues. Something we should discuss.

Preferred gender

I do not breed merles or any non-purebred Pembroke Welsh Corgi. If someone tells you a merle Pembroke is 'genetically 100% Pembroke,' they are misleading you. DNA breed markers only go back 3 generations. There are NO purebred merle Pembrokes. Somewhere back in that dog's lines is a Cardigan Welsh Corgi or some other breed that carries merle in order to introduce the merle allele.

I breed to the show standard accepted by AKC in color mutations. While sometimes Pembrokes get blue-eyes and some recessive traits like fluffy, blueie or mis-marks with a high abundance of body white, I don't breed for these traits. Because a number of show-quality dogs carry fluff, fluffies sometimes happen. Please let me know below if you are interested in a fluffy, should one of my breedings produce one (or two!).

What is your preference regarding coat length?

Preferred color:

For what purpose are you wanting a puppy? For a pet home, performance sports, show prospect, breeding, etc? Please be specific and don't say, "I don't know" - this helps me to help you get the best pup for you!

Do you have a particular dog or pairing that you're looking at? For example: A pup specifically bred from one of my girls or a stud I have bred or used in my program?

Have you ever owned a dog before? If so, what breed(s)? Have you ever raised a dog from puppyhood? This helps me understand the level of experience you have and if you are ready for the challenges of a puppy. This won't harm your chances at all of getting one of my pups, but it will help me to teach you and guide you along the way. Even if it's moral support and the promise that you'll survive this.

Is there anything else you would like me to take into consideration when selecting a puppy for you?

Celyn Pembroke Welsh Corgis Questionnaire

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