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California Dreaming & Westridge Pembroke Welsh Corgis

Breeders of Merit - AKC Champion Pembroke Welsh Corgis. Renee Broden & Laura Craig Member of GGPWCF. Laura Craig- ROCNL Member of PWCCA & GGPWCF Clubs. GGPWCF

Renee Broden- CADRMN.

30/07/2025

🍀🐾 Great news for **Frenchie owners**!

A generous private donor has stepped up to offer **$200 in savings** to help get your French Bulldogs fixed! 🙌✨

That means it’s just **$400** to spay or neuter a male or female French Bulldog in **Monterey County** and surrounding areas, as well as in **Sacramento** and nearby areas.

This amazing offer will last throughout **August and September**, so take advantage of it now!

📞 For the **Sacramento area**, text or call **510-591-3874**.

📞 For the **Monterey County** area and surroundings, text or call **925-425-8972**.

We are incredibly appreciative of this generous donor for supporting our furry friends! 💖🐶

04/07/2025

This is a repost(ish) but well worth repeating. Many of you have heard me harp on harness fit time and again. Having spent decades evaluating harness fit in working dogs of all types with thermal imaging (as well as having years of working and active dog experience combined with a strong biomechanics knowledge base) using front-clipping or "Gentle Leader" type harnesses only guarantee more structural stress in active dogs that makes for more work for me and other chiro/sports med colleagues. PLEASE only use harnesses that fit with proper ergonomics! [NOTE: I've tweaked the English & syntax in the added-on description below so it might read a little differently.]

"All dog owners should know this fact! A harness like this is a terrible injustice to your pet!! AVOID USING THIS TYPE OF HARNESS !

In a dog's forward movement, a harness with a tape that crosses its chest from side to side hinders it in the same way humans would bother going hiking with an elastic band holding their arms. Physiological movement of the front extremity is prohibited. Just like rubber would inhibit the pendular movement of our ARMS.

Thanks to the "Study of Canine Movement at the University of Jena", we now know that in the dog, the center of rotation of the front limb is at the top of the scapula, but in the human the center of rotation in the arm is in the shoulder (head of the humerus). Jena's study demonstrates, among other things, the importance of scapular movement for dog locomotion. Now we understand the importance of taking into account the free movement of the dog's shoulder when choosing a chest harness.
That means there SHOULDN'T be bands across the scapular (orange) area, and they shouldn't cross the chest side to side either.

From the point of view of biomechanics and physiotherapy, it is recommended not to choose getting harnesses that have a strap that goes through the chest laterally, or that have straps that touch or press the scapula.

Always lean towards harness models with ERGONOMIC design, to allow maximum freedom of movement for your dog, improve his well-being and safety during his walk.
Source : REAL CEPPA"

19/06/2025

A nice example of a corgi at an Agility event.

Go Maverick! Speedy Loaf! 💙

RB

10/06/2025

Fast short fuzz butts!

20/05/2025

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18/05/2025

With spring upon us, we're entering the season of renewal. Longer days, fresh air, and more time outside are a welcome change from the chilly winter...

17/05/2025

Platinum Performance Canine

05/05/2025

Happy Star Wars Day! 🚀 ⭐️

03/05/2025

Happy 13th Bday Gracie! 🩷🥳🎉

02/05/2025

Happy 13th Birthday to the Cami X Parker litter! 🩷💙🥳🎉🥰

I love these updates!

From Dixie's mom.

"She’s doing wonderful. Having fun hiking, playing and relaxing. This weekend we are headed to Lake Arrowhead for some outdoor time.

This past year she was also asked to be part of the SoCal Corgi Meetup group in the Long Beach Holiday Parade as well as frequently featured in all the corgi meetups. Everyone loves her, she’s such a ham!

I’ve noticed a little bit of decline in her hearing and seeing, but she has so much energy for her age. Her bloodwork came back pristine at her last appointment. I think for 13 she’s doing incredible.

We love her so much and thank you again for giving us one of the greatest gifts a human could ever receive. " 🩷🩷

18/04/2025

Available ⭐️ In GGPWCF's Rescue

🩷Zannah, an 11 year old r/w spayed female.
She is very sweet, good health and has been well cared for.

She does not like other dogs, nor does she like children. Ok with cats.

Looking for an only dog home. No children.

If interested, email Ann Marie at
[email protected] (below for copy/paste)
Please 🚫 Don't message here. She's not one of ours.

12/08/2024

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