Bending Oaks Corgis

12/29/2024

The dynamic duo and momma have moved to a bigger pen!

We gave decided to name them Frankie (no white on face) and Fenway (white on face).

Both boys are still available.
Please reach out to us if you may be interested in one of them.
This will be our last litter for at least a year.

They are 4 weeks old tomorrow.

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas from Bending Oaks Corgis !

12/16/2024

If anyone is looking for a cardigan welsh corgi puppy I know of one available.

https://www.gooddog.com/puppy/2529926

12/12/2024

The dynamic duo are 10 days old !

They are currently both available.

Reach out to us to learn more about these boys !!

12/11/2024

The dynamic duo at 4 days old (12/6/24)

If you are interested in one of these boys please reach out to us !

12/02/2024

Scarlett had her dynamic duo pups today!
Both are boys !
We will do weekly updates on these cuties for the first few weeks.

If you are wanting a male Pembroke Welsh Corgi please reach out to us to get a puppy buyer questionnaire filled out and I can give you more information about our pups.

11/28/2024

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from Bending Oaks Corgis.
We are thankful to our puppy parents and everyone that has follows our page.

11/26/2024

Scarlett had her puppy count Xray today.
She is carrying just two…

I have someone on my waiting list (wanting a boy) so if you have been thinking about getting a pup from us please reach out to get a puppy questionnaire completed to be put on our list.

They will be ready to go home February 8th.

Also this will most likely be our last litter until the end of 2025.

11/05/2024

Scarlett had her ultrasound today and she is confirmed pregnant.
She will be due around December 4th.
About a week before her due date we will get an Xray to confirm how many pups she is carrying.
These pups will be ready to go between the 1st and 2nd week of February.

If you may be interested in a pup please message me for more information and to get a puppy buyer questionnaire completed.

This will be our last litter for some time…

10/20/2024

The "little white lies" we tell isn't the same as Whitelies in the Pembroke.....

As important as it is to be aware of what is acceptable in a breed for the show ring or breeding, it’s equally important to know what isn’t. In the Pembroke Welsh Corgi, a self colored dog with any area of white on their back between their withers and tail, on the sides between elbows and back of hindquarters, or on their ears is a very serious color fault in a show ring.

If you were to draw an imaginary horizontal line from the dog’s elbow through his stifle joint, white should not extend far into the upper arm and shoulder blade areas, nor should any appear on the dog’s thigh other than a slim stifle trim. Some red or tan, however pale, must appear on a white-marked black dog.

There is a name for when a Corgi’s body is mostly white with red, black, or sable markings: “Whitelies,” and it is considered so serious that breeding such a dog is strongly discouraged. Though these dogs can make marvelous pets as their personalities are not different from a properly marked Corgi, no reputable breeder would purposefully breed for this. As such, a Whitelie can be an indication of poor breeding practices and beg the question: What else did the breeder not consider in this breeding, such as health testing.

Neither do Pembroke Welsh Corgis come in merle, and any so-called ”merle Pembroke” is actually a mixed breed, and likely the result of a breeding with a Cardigan Welsh Corgi. While blue merle is a recognized Cardigan color, there is no such thing as a merle Pembroke corgi. Buyer beware: One might see a red or blue merle Corgis that looks like a Pembroke, and they’ve even been given a name: the “American Corgi.” These are not purebred Corgis, and they are not recognized by any reputable registry. They are the result of having crossed a standard color Pembroke Welsh Corgi with a merle Cardigan Welsh Corgi or a merle Australian shepherd. There is also something called a “Cowboy Corgi,” again, not a purebred dog, but a cross between an Australian Cattle Dog.

Don’t be fooled by marketing ploys, and don’t settle for anything less than a purebred Pembroke Welsh Corgi bred by a preservation breeder.

10/01/2024

We want to wish Cookie, Bodie, Belle, & Bolt a Happy 1st Birthday 🥳

You cuties have grown to about 95% of your adult weight, eaten approximately 350 pounds of dog food, & given 365 days of unconditional love.

If their humans see this, please post a current picture of your cutie !

09/26/2024

Scarlett is in heat…
Of course we are out of town next weekend so hopefully she ready to breed before we leave.

This will be Scarlett’s last litter and Bending Oaks last litter for a while so if you were thinking about getting a puppy from us, this would be the time to do it.

We will post updates if we where able to breed her and then another update 30 days from breeding to confirm if she is indeed bred.

07/15/2024

This is probably one of the hardest decisions but our Gidget (who is retired) is looking for a person to call her own.
With multiple dogs in our home she doesn’t get the one on one attention she so deserves.
I will be very strict with who she goes to and you must have a home that would benefit her needs.

Gidget is a shy girl so it will take some time for her to warm up to you but when she does she is stuck to you like glue.
Gidget needs to be an ONLY dog.
She is VERY selective on other dogs she likes so even having a friends dog over or going to off leash social events isn’t going to be Gidget’s thing. You can take her out in public on leash and she will be a great girl as long as dogs don’t invade her space.
No children in the home. (Gidget may be good with teenage kids)
Gidget is house and crate trained.
Gidget walks well on a leash.
Gidget will be 5 years old at the end of November.

Gidget will be spayed in the next couple of weeks but if you think you may be a good fit please reach out so we can set up for you to meet her.

There is a small rehoming fee.

If for any reason the placement does not work out she MUST be returned to me.
I will only rehome her to someone in Florida.

07/04/2024

Happy 4th of July !

Please remember your pups today and protect them from the booms and flashing lights in the sky.

If you haven’t registered or updated your microchip (if information has change) please remember to do so in case your pup gets scared tonight.