Pembroke Welsh Corgi Ornament

MSRP: $14.99

Welsh Corgis are one of the oldest breeds of dog, and have long been used for herding. Loyal, fun-loving, confident and intelligent, they are easily trained, making them great family pets. Welsh folklore says the Corgi was a gift from woodland fairies, and the marks on their coats are from the fairy harnesses.

Dimensions: 3.5 X 3.5 X 1.5 (HxLxW)

Item Number: #12342

UPC: 729343123428

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09/16/2020

Tori C.

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Corgi Ornament

So cute! It will be a house warming gift for my niece and her boyfriend. It looks just like their Corgi!

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