Girl AKC Pembroke Welsh Corgi puppy born 9_27_24 - Corgi puppy in Arkansas

This is Tim of ArkansasCorgis.com. This is a red girl born on 9-27-24 from Rose and Todd. She's about seven weeks old. The one girl in the litter that we didn't keep. Can't keep them all. Orange ID. Yeah, orange ID. White muzzle and a little bit more on the right hand side. A white chest and that really thin face strap that's been thinning out over the past couple weeks, but it's still there. And when she's full grown, it will probably still be there. It'll be faint, but it'll be there. All right. Sideways. Two white socks. Perfect. Not too high. What you got for a color? She doesn't have a color. She's just got a big white spot on the back. Okay. Yeah. Right behind that ear. All right. Back of the head. That big white patch. Okay. That's good. And then two more white socks and they're perfect white socks because they don't go too high. She's ready to play. Get you over here a little bit. There you go. They're zoomed in just a little bit too much. Pause there. I like the little black string. On the back end, you can see a little bit of a bobtail there. The AKC standard allows up to two inches. Some breeders completely dock it off and then you can't see your dog wagging its tail, but breed standard is for up to two inches and we like to leave that just so you can see that the puppy's happy. All right. Hello girl. Look at the camera. Nope. Too busy with the duck. Playful, but silent. One ear up, one ear down. That's normal for medium and larger size corgis this age. The process is to use a masking tape, wrap it around the ear, leave it on there for about three days and see if it stands and then leave it off for three days. Then repeat, leave it on for three days. But silent, but playful. Okay. That is the orange ID girl. One final look at the camera. Come charge. Good girl.