Cowgirl

Cowgirl is an adorable pint sized corgi puppy, ready to hit the road and find her forever family. She will be turning 3 months old soon, and just weighed in at 7lbs. While we don’t know for sure, based on her history, we believe she is a full corgi. She is incredibly smart and tags along for all adventures with the older dogs in her foster home. She quickly managed stairs and ramps to prevent being left behind. She loves to wrestle and play tug with her toys, and still occasionally mistakes toes and ankles for toys too.<br/><br/>Cowgirl is doing great at her potty training, though she will need a consistent routine and continued reminders until she is older. She sleeps through the night and does well in a crate for short spans. She has an early to bed and early to rise mentality, as morning play time in the yard while it is nice and cool is one of her favorite times of day. She has found her voice, and will let you know her opinion, especially if she thinks she deserves attention. Because she is so smart and energetic, her new family will need to be prepared to give her lots of mental and physical exercise as she grows up. As a young puppy, she will also need a home where she is not left alone long hours. Older kids (10+) maybe be considered. She is not cat tested but does well with other dogs and with seeing chickens through open fencing. A fenced yard and experience with high energy or herding breeds is preferred.<br/><br/>If you are interested in meeting her, please complete our meet and greet application at https://www.corgisandfriends.com/forms We require the application, home and reference checks, and meet with everyone in the home. We do not adopt outside of Colorado. Cowgirl is spayed, utd on age-appropriate vax, and chipped. Her adoption fee is $550.

Cowgirl is an adorable pint sized corgi puppy, ready to hit the road and find her forever family. She will be turning 3 months old soon, and just weighed in at 7lbs. While we don’t know for sure, based on her history, we believe she is a full corgi. She is incredibly smart and tags along for all adventures with the older dogs in her foster home. She quickly managed stairs and ramps to prevent being left behind. She loves to wrestle and play tug with her toys, and still occasionally mistakes toes and ankles for toys too.

Cowgirl is doing great at her potty training, though she will need a consistent routine and continued reminders until she is older. She sleeps through the night and does well in a crate for short spans. She has an early to bed and early to rise mentality, as morning play time in the yard while it is nice and cool is one of her favorite times of day. She has found her voice, and will let you know her opinion, especially if she thinks she deserves attention. Because she is so smart and energetic,

Cowgirl is an adorable pint sized corgi puppy, ready to hit the road and find her forever family. She will be turning 3 months old soon, and just weighed in at 7lbs. While we don’t know for sure, based on her history, we believe she is a full corgi. She is incredibly smart and tags along for all adventures with the older dogs in her foster home. She quickly managed stairs and ramps to prevent being left behind. She loves to wrestle and play tug with her toys, and still occasionally mistakes toes and ankles for toys too.

Cowgirl is doing great at her potty training, though she will need a consistent routine and continued reminders until she is older. She sleeps through the night and does well in a crate for short spans. She has an early to bed and early to rise mentality, as morning play time in the yard while it is nice and cool is one of her favorite times of day. She has found her voice, and will let you know her opinion, especially if she thinks she deserves attention. Because she is so smart and energetic, her new family will need to be prepared to give her lots of mental and physical exercise as she grows up. As a young puppy, she will also need a home where she is not left alone long hours. Older kids (10+) maybe be considered. She is not cat tested but does well with other dogs and with seeing chickens through open fencing. A fenced yard and experience with high energy or herding breeds is prefe