Paint The Wind Corgi's

01/12/2022

If anyone is looking for young adult males or females. This is the breeder that my dogs came from. Please PM her at Goodman’s K-9 Companions.

11/23/2021

It had come with great thought, heartache and discussion, but we have decided to stop breeding.
With all the world issues currently continuing and the possible loss of a job, we need to walk away. It has always been about finding the right homes for each and every pup but we need to support them fully prior to going to their new homes.
This page will stay up for awhile, so past puppy parents can send updates.
Again sorry for any of our future wannabe families but this is best for us and the. 🥲
God Bless.

08/14/2021

Just putting this out here.

05/27/2021

Sharing from another site. Good information.

Recently we’ve been taking in a lot of corgis that are referred to as “American” corgis. An American corgi is the crossbreeding of a Pembroke Welsh Corgi and a Cardigan Welsh Corgi. A big misconception is that Pembrokes and Cardigans are the same breed. While the Pembroke Welsh Corgi and the Cardigan Welsh Corgi appear similar, they are actually two distinct breeds. Centuries ago, they developed separately in geographically distinct areas of Wales. They each have their own unique and individual histories and lineage.

Pembrokes and Cardigans are different in many ways. They are physically built differently and they have different personalities. One of the main characteristics that distinguish between Pembrokes and Cardigans is color. Cardigan Welsh Corgis come in two colors that have never occurred in purebred Pembrokes: blue merle and brindle. Since canine geneticists have proven that both of these traits are dominant, it is virtually impossible for either color to suddenly appear in a litter of Pembrokes. Therefore, blue merle or brindle Pembrokes are a result of crossbreeding Cardigans and Pembrokes.

This crossbreeding has been named “American” corgis, because it’s a crossbreeding that originated here in the United States. A big desire in the corgi world, among some other breeds as well, is the blue merle coloring. Irresponsible breeders will intentionally breed for this color, which can often lead to “double merle” puppies. A double merle is a puppy that receives the merle trait from both parents. This causes the dog to be blind, deaf, or both. It’s a very irresponsible and horrible practice. Now, “breeders” are crossbreeding Pembrokes and Cardigans in order to get the blue merle color, but to also get more of the Pembroke size and personality. When “breeders” specifically breed for one specific trait, a lot can go wrong, behaviorally and genetically. You still risk genetic diseases being passed along as it’s often not being tested for, behavior and health are not considered when breeding two dogs, and responsible breeding practices aren’t occurring.

We’ve recently taken in a handful of American corgis, and they have all come to us with medical and/or behavioral issues. While we cannot specifically say this is due to their breeding, there seems to be a common theme with these dogs, and it seems they are becoming more and more popular. While we are a rescue, we do support reputable and responsible breeding practices. In order for both the breeds to survive for many years to come and to be healthy, we need reputable and responsible breeders out there breeding them that way. Unfortunately, there are significantly less reputable breeders out there compared to puppy mills, backyard breeders, and pet stores. Please educate yourself and do a lot of research before selecting a breeder and getting a puppy.

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**Edit: American corgis are NOT the same thing as Cowboy corgis. Cowboy corgis are the cross breeding of a corgi and an Australian Cattle dog**and a Auggie is a cross between pembroke and Aussie , but people are trying to pass any merle that comes from any of these crosses as a American corgi #,

04/12/2021

Missing a few health issues but covers a lot about Corgi’s.

03/28/2021

This litter has had so many personalities in it.
They are all home with their new owners. Can’t wait to get updated photos from this litter or others. 💕🥰🥰

03/14/2021

03/11/2021

Puppies are growing up fast!!! They are living the outside time and sunshine. 🌞🌞
Mr Ace loves playing with the puppies and let them play on top of him.

02/15/2021

Puppies are growing good and eyes and ears are open. 💕💕

02/01/2021

Mrs Maggie and puppies are doing good after the rough start. Everyone is gaining weight.

01/20/2021

Well it is official, possible 8-9 puppies. We were expecting 5-6.
If you’d like to get on the list, just messsge me.

01/05/2021

Well with the craziness of 2020 mainly behind us, we have decided to have another litter.
We currently have a list going but we don’t know how many puppies, so if your interested, messsge us. We do require a deposit, questionnaire and contract to be signed.
The puppies are from Maggie and Ace.

10/19/2020

Another one of Zeke helping his little human color. 🥰🥰🥰

10/19/2020

One of Maggie’s pups. It’s wonderful to get updates. This is Zeke.

10/12/2020

09/23/2020

Just putting this out here.... but we will be looking at having a litter in late winter/early spring 2021. I have some people on my list.
If your interested in getting a puppy, I have a list you need to be on, complete a contract and questionnaire, in order to get a puppy.
Please message me or send an email to [email protected]

08/30/2020

The girls love the water!! Bella more then anyone. Calli doesn’t like dad to get too far away and Maggie swims then just wants to float. 🤣🤣

08/14/2020

We are looking to have a spring litter, so if your looking for your forever puppy, get on our list. 😊

08/14/2020

Just some summer and camping picture. 🥰🥰

07/13/2020

Just some cute photos of current dogs and previous litters.

06/29/2020

It is with some regret but we have decided to continue to not breed this fall. With everything going on in the world right now we just feel it is not in the best interest of any pups to be put into this environment. Our intent is to find loving homes for our pups and we don’t want binge buying right now.
Thank you for your understanding. We hope to continue breeding come spring.
Hopefully these pictures will suffice for now. 🐶🐶

06/13/2020

Ms Remi

06/13/2020

Finnigan

06/13/2020

Lucie little legs