Examples of using Corgi in English and their translations into German
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Dr. Landis Several excited Welsh Corgi puppies.
Eyes at the corgi brown, expression their clever and benevolent.
He is as so many before him, proving the true strength of the Corgi spirit.
Despite the tiny sizes, the corgi treat family of sheep-dogs.
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In England the Pembroke Cogi is much more popular than the Cardigan Corgi.
Thanks to direct contacts with Corgi, we can offer these jackets at a much cheaper price.
St David's Horse andDog Show in 1919 was the first time that classes for the Corgi were opened.
Barked the farm's small Corgi, whose turn it was to keep guard in the yard this evening.
A wealthy old lady wenton a photo safari to Africa and took her faithful corgi with her for company.
Corgi Connection has been fortunate in that we haven't had a lot of serious medical cases.
There is another Welsh race, the Corgi Welsh Cardigan very similar, Although of larger size and long tail.
In 2004 docking was also banned in Australia that is one of thereally influential countries when it comes to corgi breeding.
Happily Corgi- the traditional knitwear company from Wales- still produces this prized classic sock today.
This new lease of life was thanks to Peter Tomlinson, corgi enthusiast, committee member and veterinary student.
The Daily Corgi Facebook Community and Corgi Nation have already helped us raise over $2,000 towards that goal.
He flourished here, in spite of his handicap,he got around on his two front legs as well as any corgi here did on four legs.
It is believed that the two varieties Corgi they are descended from the dog of the Visigoths who introduced the Vikings in Wales to 9th century.
A lady from the Coatesville area had found him abandoned on the road and dropped him off at Hibernia Park during our corgi picnic.
I would been wanting a picture that showed a Corgi hunched over and shaking in pain from a back injury, and of course that's impossible to stage.
The generally accepted view is that the name is made up from cor(dwarf) and ci(dog), the ci becoming gi by normal mutation,thus Corgi, but according to Clifford L. B.
A fairly common feature of the Corgi is their greed, that leads him to eat too much gives the impression that is never satiated; You must limit your intake.
In the meantime, Coby is in a short-term foster home where he is getting fed regularly,walked regularly and has another Corgi companion, thanks to Wendy Perkins.
When a Welshman talks of theCi Llathaid he usually means the Cardiganshire Corgi, who with his full-length tail can, and often does, make a reach of one Welsh yard(101.60 cm)from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail.
By challenge, we mean the efforts that Edward goes to in order to prevent the mail from being delivered intact at all andthis is in effect a battle of wills between corgi and a bloke from the Post Office.
This sweet heart-shaped air freshener with the Union Jack,Queen Elizabeth II and a corgi not only freshens the air with the scent of royal blossoms, but also puts a smile on every face.
It was not to be. When my family moved out of state and couldn't find a place to live where dogs were OK(seriously-- missing out, people!),I wound up at Corgi Connection of Kansas Rescue.
Dinky Toys introduced their range in 1934, Lesney(Matchbox)was founded in 1947, and Corgi started production in 1956 with the first diecast models featuring simulated glass windows.
She probably originally incurred her shoulderinjury while running her Crazy Daisy the Kamikaze Corgi figure eights in the muddy back yard, slip sliding away.
From what has beensaid it will have been gathered that the Corgi was not maintained as is sometimes entirely erroneously stated, to fetch home stock, but, on the contrary, to drive it further afield.