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American Corgi breed information
The American Corgi is a hybrid breed that results from crossing a Cardigan Welsh Corgi with a Pembroke Welsh Corgi. These dogs are smaller than Pembroke Corgis and have a squarer build. This can make back injuries less prevalent in this mixed breed. This breed's temperament is sociable and friendly, and American Corgis tend to be more laid back than their Pembroke counterparts. While Pembroke’s can be a bit back commanding, American Corgis are more apt to listen and hence easier to train. They make for great family companions and have coats that are a unique color combination of the Pembroke's and Cardigan's, including Black, Red, Fawn, and Blue Merle.
Temperament
Intelligent, loyal, playful
Breed fast facts
Weight
26 - 34 lbs
Size
Small
Energy
High
Shedding
High
Trainability
Very
Life span
12 to 15 years
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The University of Tennessee's mascot is a Bluetick Coonhound named Smokey.
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Mountain Cur dogs originated in the mountains of Tennessee and Kentucky, where they worked as watchdogs, hunters and herders for early European settlers in the area.
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