Huffman Farms Pembroke Welsh Corgis

18/03/2025

Happy birthday to the OG litter, the Eeveelutions! Jolteon, Willow, Kevin, and Chica turned 3 today!

16/03/2025

Happy birthday to litter #2, the Mario litter! Duchess, Rosie, and Bowser are turning 2 years old today!!

04/03/2025

Happy first birthday to my little survivor. Lucky Ducky is such a fitting name for this perfect little girl. She’s got a true corgi spirit and a silly little tail floof. You were the hardest litter I’ve ever raised and that says a lot for a singleton. ❤️

24/04/2024

Only two more weeks with sweet baby Artemis ❤️

01/04/2024

Happy 4 weeks of life and happy Easter to sweet little Artemis! We are 1lb 6oz. We are weaned off milk. We have teeth. AND WE ARE A MENACE TO SOCIETY.

24/03/2024

Happy third week of life to our brave little girl, Artemis! You are now 14.3oz..almost a whole pound!! Your eyes opened this week and you are eating like a champ! You’re even walking on all four legs! This week we are going to try to learn how to eat off a plate and giving us a chance to sleep!

17/03/2024

Happy 2 weeks of life to our precious little Artemis. You are 8.5 oz and gaining steadily! And your eyes are about to open! I think we are out of the woods and pray you continue to grow and be healthy ❤️❤️

10/03/2024

Happy one week birthday to Apollo and Artemis.

Eevee is doing perfectly well and through no fault of her own is unable to produce milk for the babies this time around which inevitably led to the loss of Iris and Hades late Monday night.

This has been the hardest litter I have ever helped rear. We are having to bottle feed these little ones every 2 to 4 hours.

03/03/2024

Introducing our newest little herd: The Greek gods. In honor of Percy Jackson being reignited this year! We have Apollo & Artemis, two little twin tri-colors born within minutes of eachother. A red girl named Iris, the goddess of the rainbow. And our last tri boy named Hades. All four are happy and healthy and so is mom!

Unfortunately, the first red boy Zeus was not compatible with life..hence the use of a “rainbow baby” name. ❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜

28/02/2024

Our third and final litter will be making an appearance this week! How many do you see?

12/07/2023

All of my pups are gorgeous and beautiful but this one decided she wants to be a model when she grows up ❤️
Thanks Mikeala Skelton for the candids of this sweet baby. She’s my go to photographer in this area and just so happens to work with Duchess’s mom!

06/06/2023

THIS

Let’s talk about the #1 killer of dogs: Obesity ⁣
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This photo represents what a fit/healthy dog should look like— ⁣
a healthy dog should have a waistline with a clear abdominal tuck just below their ribcage. ⁣
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If seeing a corgi like this makes you feel uneasy or uncomfortable, you’re not alone. ⁣
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We, as a society, have normalized fat dogs. By using phrases like thicc, chonker, and big b***d, we’ve altered our perception of reality. Fat is the new normal and healthy is the new unhealthy. ⁣
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We, as a society, have told ourselves that fat dogs are cute. ⁣
But, let me ask you a question. Is that “thicc” dog still cute when they develop life altering heart problems, joint problems, or cancer? ⁣
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Yeah I went there. ⁣
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Is it a strange coincidence that 56% of dogs are overweight, and 50% of dogs get cancer? OR, is this proof that we are literally killing our dogs with their own food bowls?⁣
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We owe it to our dogs to do better. We must do better.⁣
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Here’s how you can start changing perceptions:⁣
- Every time you feed your dog, assess their body condition⁣
- Measure your dog’s food for every meal (don’t eyeball it)⁣
- Exercise your dog EVERY day⁣
- Don’t defend your dog’s overweight-ness⁣
- Don’t glorify other people’s overweight dogs⁣
- Don’t use words like chonker, thicc, or big-b***d to describe a dog⁣
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Most importantly, DO NOT chastise your vet for mentioning your dog’s weight. ⁣
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Matter of fact, you should be discussing your dog’s body condition during every vet visit. If they don’t bring it up, ask them about it. ⁣
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It’s important to have an open mind during these conversations. ⁣
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Recognize that society has skewed your perception of “healthy” and actively work on being better for your dog. ⁣
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Your dog’s health is quite literally in your hands.

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