Corgi

+A Corgi is a small, sturdy [dog](/wiki/dog) breed, known for its distinctive short legs and luxuriously fluffy coat, often referred to as "immense floof." Originating from [Wales](/wiki/wales), these intelligent canines were traditionally used as herding dogs. They are cherished for their lively spirit and affectionate nature.

+## History

+Corgis trace their ancestry back centuries in [Wales](/wiki/wales), where they were invaluable working dogs. Specifically, they were bred to herd [cattle](/wiki/cattle), [sheep](/wiki/sheep), and [ponies](/wiki/pony), using their low stature to nip at the heels of livestock without getting kicked. There are two distinct breeds: the [Pembroke Welsh Corgi](/wiki/pembroke_corgi) and the [Cardigan Welsh Corgi](/wiki/cardigan_corgi), each with a unique lineage.

+## Famous Corgis

+Perhaps the most famous association with Corgis is their long-standing connection to the [British Royal Family](/wiki/royalty), particularly [Queen Elizabeth II](/wiki/queen), who owned more than 30 Corgis throughout her reign, starting with Susan in 1949. These royal Corgis became iconic symbols, often featured in official photographs and public appearances. Beyond royalty, Corgis have also gained popularity in media and social media for their charming personalities.

+A Corgi is a small, sturdy [dog](/wiki/dog) breed, known for its distinctive short legs and fluffy coat. Originating from [Wales](/wiki/wales), these intelligent canines were traditionally used as herding dogs. They are cherished for their lively spirit and affectionate nature.

+## See also

+- [Pembroke Corgi](/wiki/pembroke_corgi)

+- [Cardigan Corgi](/wiki/cardigan_corgi)

+- [Dog Breed](/wiki/dog_breed)