Cairn Corgi Breed Details
Below are the details and specs for the Cairn Corgi dog breed.
The Cairn Corgi gets its name from its parent breeds: the Cairn Terrier and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi - both of which have long and interesting histories. The Cairn Corgi gets its people amiable traits from its Cairn Terrier parent. The Cairn Corgi stands 9.2 to 11.6 inches at the shoulder and weighs about 12 to 26.8 pounds.
Below are the details and specs for the Cairn Corgi dog breed.
He is not recommended for families with young children. The Cairn Corgi is not suggested for homes with young youngsters due to its standoffish nature. They are devoted and affectionate so they will be defensive over older children in their family. They are known as being lovable and friendly, traits which help them get along well with people and other dogs.
They will view strangers with reserve but are not aggressive and, while rarely barking, make exceptional watch dogs. These dogs are an sprightly breed, and they require a great deal of exercise to keep them at their happiest and healthiest. Unfortunately, he is very protective and can become aggressive towards newcomers in an attempt to protect his humans. He should not be left unattended for long periods of time or relegated to the backyard as an outside dog. Socializing early in life, getting your dog used to meeting lots of different people, and taking them to new places will all help your Cairn Corgi to grow into a well-rounded sociable dog.