Archives for July 2010

Cardi Myko looking for a forever home …

July 22, 2010 By Laurie Eno

Cindy McD. wrote to The Daily Corgi about one year-old Cardigan Myko, currently in an Iowa foster home awaiting permanent placement. “Cute as a bug, Myko is only twenty pounds, very happy and well behaved. No accidents in the house, gets along with every dog he meets and starting to come out of his shell. He is a […]

Petco …

July 22, 2010 By Laurie Eno

… it’s where the Corgis go! Mister Peabody classing up the joint. Thanks for the share, Alison W.!

Video Biscuit: Georgia’s Leap!

July 22, 2010 By Laurie Eno

The Bridge to Heaven

July 22, 2010 By Laurie Eno

Daily Corgi reader Diane K. sent me ths remarkable photo of her dear Diva’s grave site. Diva passed very recently; her story will run here on the blog later in the month. Diane writes of this photo: “I can picture her climbing the light right to heaven.” Absolutely. There is no heaven worth knowing without […]

Jenny

July 22, 2010 By Laurie Eno

Amanda H.’s adorable Pem Jenny keeps it Corgi in upstate New York. This girl is a rambunctious but lovable three year-old. “I wish I could bottle up some of her endless energy for myself!” enthuses Amanda. Jenny at ten weeks old. Utterly pup-a-licious! Practicing one of her Corgi expressions … no mistaking that one! Emmy […]

The Royal Treatment

July 22, 2010 By Laurie Eno

The Duke and Duchess of York with the Princesses Margaret and Elizabeth outside Y Bwthyn Bach, 1936. source: Getty Images Y Bwthyn Bach means “Little House” in Welsh. source: Thames Web The thatched cottage was presented by the people of Wales to Princess Elizabeth on the occasion of her birthday. Furnished both inside and out, the four-roomed dwelling including […]

Rien Poortvliet’s Dogs

July 22, 2010 By Laurie Eno

Dogs, by Dutch artist Rien Poortvliet is one of my all-time favorite books. So many astonishingly beautiful portraits of different breeds! This page just happens to be my favorite. His work is gorgeous, full of heart and amazing technique. Never much cared for his Gnomes work, but Poortvliet has a way with painting animals, children and […]