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Observation priorities
Welsh Corgi
A low-set herding breed with a long back, where observation is best started with reactions to movement, vocalising and body weight.
These are priorities to observe, not a description of your dog's personality.
Controlling movementUsing the voiceLong back, short legs: spine
Observe first
- •chasing and nipping at ankles
- •alert barking
- •arousal triggered by movement
- •body weight
Priorities
- •neutrality around children and bikes
- •a calm response to the doorbell
- •sniffing
- •cooperative care and movement guidance suited to the body type
Pitfall: Treating small size as a small need for training.
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