I love corgis. I remember one day my mother and I went to a pet store and they had a corgi puppy that was ridiculously adorable. One ear was pointed up while the other was floppy. We played with it a little bit and, with a sigh, had to leave it behind. Something about those short little legs just make the dogs that much cuter. When looking at these dogs, you wouldn’t think that they’re good for much aside from looking cute, but these dogs were bred to be herding dogs, specifically for cattle. Because of their small stature they can maneuver easily through a herd of cows. Since they’re work dogs, these little guys require tons of exercise and something to do. Otherwise they’ll probably go a little stir-crazy.
Jasmine Greene
Jasmine Greene has been a freelance writer for over four years with experience in video game, book and movie reviews. She lives in Manhattan. Nardio is her second of hopefully many (successful) web ventures. When she is not working as an executive assistant or at Nardio, Jasmine volunteers at Kitty Kind so that she can get her crazy cat lady on.
