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Welcome to Northwynd
PEMBROKE WELSH CORGI'S
Top-Quality Corgis Health & Temperament You Can Trust
These remarkable dogs possess the heart and drive of large working breeds in a sturdy, compact package.​
We are a dedicated breeder of Pembroke Welsh Corgis, focused on producing versatile dogs for working homes, performance sports, and family companionship through careful breeding, sound structure, and stable temperaments. Our Corgis have completed comprehensive health testing as part of our commitment to breeding excellence.
These remarkable dogs possess the heart and drive of large working breeds in a sturdy, compact package.​
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BRED & EAGER TO WORK
Originally developed in Wales to herd cattle and sheep, Corgis are tough, agile working dogs. Their low stature allowed them to nip at heels and dodge kicks, making them fearless and quick-thinking partners on the farm. Their intelligence and eagerness to make them quick learners, enthusiastic partners, and loyal friends for life.
SIZE & TEMPERAMENT
Pembroke Welsh Corgis stand 10-12 inches tall and weigh 25-30 pounds. Despite their compact size, they possess remarkable stamina, intelligence, and a bold, confident personality that makes them excel in any task. They're excellent with children and other animals.
A TRULY VERSATILE BREED
Today's Pembroke Welsh Corgis excel as working dogs, performance athletes, and devoted family companions. Their intelligence, eagerness to please, and adaptability make them quick learners and loyal partners. Corgis thrive in active households where they have a job to do and plenty of interaction with their people.
HEALTH & LONGEVITY
With proper care, Pembroke Welsh Corgis typically live 12-15 years. Responsible breeding with health-tested parents helps ensure puppies have the best foundation for a long, healthy life. Regular veterinary care, proper nutrition, and daily exercise contribute to their longevity and quality of life..
HEALTH CONSIDERATIONS
Corgis have some hereditary health concerns. Responsible breeders screen for PRA, von Willebrand's disease, and degenerative myelopathy. Their long backs make them prone to IVDD, so maintaining a healthy weight and avoiding excessive jumping are important. Proper diet and exercise are essential to prevent joint problems
CARE & EXERCISE
These energetic companions thrive on daily walks, playtime, and interactive games with their families. Their weather-resistant double coat sheds seasonally and requires regular brushing. Corgis are happiest when they have fun activities and quality time with their people!