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ns these curious fur balls are and they fit perfectly on our 14 acre horse farm. After searching high and low, we got our first Pembroke Corgi, Roxy Roller, who pretty much runs this place. Later we decided to start raising our own corgis and found some wonderful corgis from various breeders. We love their big ears, happy feet, and bossy attitudes (mostly with the horses, they're always trying to "herd" the horses around) We are a very active family that runs a horse farm and enjoys trout fishing, trail riding, camping, pretty much anything outdoors. Our females, Freya, Becky, and Willow are all beautiful examples of the breed. They all have different personalities. Our corgis are never in kennels, my sister in law jokes that I should advertise them as "Free Range Corgis." The corgis help with all the chores and day to day occurrences on the farm. Our only male, Jax, is a red/sable. He is triple clear and has big radar ears and hasn't met anyone that he doesn't love. The highlight of our year is walking all our corgis in the Christmas Corgi Parade, where they get to visit with Santa and get lots of attention. Although we love playing with our sweet puppies, my family has seen how much work and dedication it takes to raise a litter of healthy/happy puppies as we have a very close relationship with our vet. Corgis require regular grooming/brushing and lots of attention. So please only serious inquiries.