13/01/2025
đ©” Adoption Pending! đ©”
After a lot of heartfelt thought and consideration, I have decided that Fenrir will be ready for retirement and rehoming this upcoming fall. I will breed him one more time to Kifli and Lyra this year, then he will be neutered and available for adoption. He will be four years old by this time.
Fen is an amazing, goofy, playful, very sweet boy. He loves to be cradled on his back, warm showers (he voluntarily gets in them), kids and people of any and all ages (he is very sweet and gentle with my toddler), and he is good with cats. He is housebroken BUT he will markâneutering should curb this habit but he may need to wear a we**ie wrap in the home for a while after neutering.
Fen should probably be an only dog. Like most corgis, he is a jealous attention hog. Again, neutering may curb much of his pent up aggression and anxious behavior around other dogs in his âterritory,â but this may take time to become apparent. If another dog is considered, it may be beneficial to introduce them at a later date when his hormones have balanced after neutering.
Fen is also very loud. His bark is his joy and he barks A LOT. As a fair warning, when I say his bark is loud, I mean it is like unnaturally loudâit WILL make your ears ring. He responds well to a bark collar and he also does NOT bark much if he is confident he has all the attention on him. In other words, his barking habit will most likely be significantly lessened as an only dog and/or with consistent training.
Fen is AKC registered and health tested and, like all my puppies I adopt out, he will come with a lifetime health guarantee from DM, VWD, EIC, and Lafora disease, as well as all his registration and veterinary paperwork.
**Again, Fenrir will NOT be available until fall of 2025, he WILL be rehomed as a neutered male, and he WILL have an adoption fee with limited AKC registration rights.**
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