Mocha and Milo

Two times the fun!!!<br/><br/>Milo and Mocha are approximately 6-month old siblings. They were purchased together and proved to be too much for their previous owners who felt they were spending too much time in their crates.<br/><br/>These 2 can be adopted together or separated, but only if the home they go to has another playful dog. A fenced yard is a must as they have found a new freedom and love spending time outside exploring and playing.<br/><br/>Milo is still a bit shy around strangers, but once he warms up, he's very affectionate. Mocha is friendly from the start. Both like some cuddle time, and both are perfectly fine with being picked up. Milo is a bit more adventurous on walks, totally keeping up with the big dogs. Mocha isn't always as interested in taking long walks. Both are fine on their leashes with a harness. They eat quite quickly so Milo has been introduced to a slow-feed bowl to help with gulping but Mocha does a bit better because she has an overbite.<br/><br/>Both of these corgis are on the small side and Milo is considerably larger than Mocha. And they have their tails!<br/><br/>While they have plenty of access to a fenced yard, they are still a work in progress for house-training but improving daily. A change in environment with their adoption could be a bit of a setback. It will be important to give then consistency for potty breaks. They are kennel trained and will in-fact go to their kennels when they have had enough and need a nap.<br/><br/>Both of them have been "fixed," and are current on vaccinations. The adoption fee for each pup is $300. They are located in Lawrence, KS. CCK does adopt out of state but will not fly its dogs.<br/><br/>The application to adopt one of both of these pups is in the link below. Please do NOT do this on a cell phone as it will not come through the e-mail.<br/><br/>https://www.corgiconnection.com/index.php?option=com_breezingforms&view=form&Itemid=10

Two times the fun!!!

Milo and Mocha are approximately 6-month old siblings. They were purchased together and proved to be too much for their previous owners who felt they were spending too much time in their crates.

These 2 can be adopted together or separated, but only if the home they go to has another playful dog. A fenced yard is a must as they have found a new freedom and love spending time outside exploring and playing.

Milo is still a bit shy around strangers, but once he warms up, he's very affectionate. Mocha is friendly from the start. Both like some cuddle time, and both are perfectly fine with being picked up. Milo is a bit more adventurous on walks, totally keeping up with the big dogs. Mocha isn't always as interested in taking long walks. Both are fine on their leashes with a harness. They eat quite quickly so Milo has been introduced to a slow-feed bowl to help with gulping but Mocha does a bit better because she has an overbite.

Both of these corgis are on the small si

Two times the fun!!!

Milo and Mocha are approximately 6-month old siblings. They were purchased together and proved to be too much for their previous owners who felt they were spending too much time in their crates.

These 2 can be adopted together or separated, but only if the home they go to has another playful dog. A fenced yard is a must as they have found a new freedom and love spending time outside exploring and playing.

Milo is still a bit shy around strangers, but once he warms up, he's very affectionate. Mocha is friendly from the start. Both like some cuddle time, and both are perfectly fine with being picked up. Milo is a bit more adventurous on walks, totally keeping up with the big dogs. Mocha isn't always as interested in taking long walks. Both are fine on their leashes with a harness. They eat quite quickly so Milo has been introduced to a slow-feed bowl to help with gulping but Mocha does a bit better because she has an overbite.

Both of these corgis are on the small side and Milo is considerably larger than Mocha. And they have their tails!

While they have plenty of access to a fenced yard, they are still a work in progress for house-training but improving daily. A change in environment with their adoption could be a bit of a setback. It will be important to give then consistency for potty breaks. They are kennel trained and will in-fact go to their ke