We began raising Corgis in 2020, but bring over 20 years of experience in breeding and raising dogs. Our commitment to health and quality starts with thorough genetic testing of all our breeding stock to ensure the healthiest possible foundation for every litter.

All of our puppies are born and raised in our home, where they are exposed to everyday life, including children and other dogs. As soon as their eyes and ears open, we begin introducing them to new sights and sounds to support confident, well-adjusted temperaments. Puppies remain with us until they are at least 8-10 weeks, to ensure they’re developmentally ready for their new homes.

We specialize in both standard coat CKC American Corgis and AKC/CKC Pembroke Welsh Corgis. Our litters include a wide range of colors—from traditional red and black-headed tris to merle, bluie, brindle, and sable. While we are especially fond of piebald and mismarked coats, our primary focus is always on health, temperament, and sound structure.

Our breeding program is dedicated to producing genetically sound, well-structured, and trainable companions that can easily adapt to a variety of families and lifestyles. We are actively working to improve bone, conformation, and overall build in our lines, prioritizing temperament and genetic stability in every decision we make.

What’s Included With Your Puppy

Each puppy goes home with:

First vaccinations

1 year genetic health guarantee
Age-appropriate deworming
Bordetella vaccine
A puppy pack including:
- Health/vaccination records
- Treats
- A small bag of current food
- Registration papers (if applicable)
- Toys scented with littermates to ease transition

Upon request, we are happy to provide copies of genetic testing for the puppy’s parents. We utilize trusted labs such as Gensol and Embark for all of our DNA testing.

Frequently Asked Question

We get this question quite a bit and thought it needed answered and explained.
"Can we come see the puppies in person?"

We understand this is a common question, and we truly appreciate the interest in meeting our puppies. However, because our puppies are born and raised inside our home—not in kennels—we do not allow in-person visits from the general public. This decision is made with the health and safety of our puppies, adult dogs, and family as our top priority.

Here are several important reasons behind our policy:

Health and Immune System Protection
Puppies are born with immature immune systems and are especially vulnerable before they’ve completed their vaccination series. Visitors can unintentionally carry viruses or bacteria on their hands, clothing, or shoes, posing a serious health risk to our litters.
Stress and Safety for the Mothers
Our mother dogs (dams) are incredibly protective of their litters. Unfamiliar visitors can cause them unnecessary stress, which may lead to a release of cortisol—a hormone that can negatively affect puppies through the mother’s milk. Additionally, a stressed dam is more likely to accidentally injure her puppies by stepping or lying on them.
Theft and Security Concerns
Sadly, theft of puppies and breeding dogs is a growing issue. For the safety of our dogs, our home, and our family, we limit access to our property to prevent any potential risk.
Unpredictable Reactions
While many people, including children, are wonderful with animals, not everyone knows how to safely interact with young puppies. An innocent mistake can easily lead to an injury—especially during the critical early weeks of development.
Our Priority is Safety—Not Sales
Above all, the well-being of our animals, our family, and our home comes first. We are committed to finding the right homes for our puppies, but never at the expense of their safety or health.

We’re more than happy to provide frequent photos and videos of the puppies, and we encourage open communication throughout the process. If you have questions or would like to request updates, please don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re always here to help.

Thank you for understanding and respecting our policies. They are in place to ensure the very best start for every puppy we raise.

Frequently Asked Question

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