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Corgis are notorious barkers. Their herding instincts make them alert and vocal about any movement.
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Corgis have strong herding instincts, often nipping at heels, which can be troublesome in households with children.
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Corgis can be stubborn and independent, making training a bit of a challenge for new owners.
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With their high energy levels, Corgis need plenty of exercise. Without it, they may become destructive.
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Corgis shed a lot. Their double coat requires regular grooming to manage the constant fur.
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Corgis love food and can easily become overweight if their diet isn't monitored carefully.
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Corgis can suffer from separation anxiety, leading to destructive behaviors when left alone too long.
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Corgis can be territorial, often guarding their home and family with excessive barking.
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