Spencer

Corgi Mom Nora M. admits that Spencer, her six year-old Pembroke, really is a “Daddy’s dog”. 

“His Daddy is his everything! Mom is just chopped liver.”

“My husband now drives our Honda van with Corgi stickers we found on your link.  The “Corgi butts make me nuts sticker” is awesome and we have the Corgi nose art ones too.  I’m not sure my husband likes them or not;  they’re right next to his Harley Davidson stickers (the “cool ones”), so we’re fighting for advertising space.” 

 

 

 

 

“Spencer the Corgi vs. Harley Davidson … hmmm, I think Spencer will definitely win!”

 

(Ed. note:  I agree.  As if there’s even a doubt).

 

“He enjoys eating most of all, but Spencer also likes to meet new friends and make people smile when he is riding in the “Corgi mobile”.  If you say “COW” he will bark at the cows as we drive by.  He also barks at our life sized stand up of Dale Earnhart in the basement, and he is always there to help dry his peoples’ ankles off when they get out of the shower.  A simple “help me” and Spencer goes into action licking ankles!” 

 

 

“Spencer loves to be with humans. He enjoys herding everyone and always has a toy stuck to the back of my calf when I am walking through the house.”

“Frapping is high on the list, too. Spencer can go from sleeping on his back to frantic random acts of play in seconds.”

“He loves laying with his tummy in warm grass (Corgi ham hocks going straight back).  He’ll find the perfect sunbeam and take a nap in it.”

“Our boy hates to swim and isn’t much good at it: he’s like the Titanic, listing over.  Someone has to be there there to keep his head out of the water. In spite of all that, he still tries gamely.”

“Now put a sprinkler out and he is all into that. Spencer will chase a sprinkler for hours!

His top toys: tennis ball and raquet; his leash because he knows he is going somewhere; something besides humans to herd, including laser lights, vacuum cleaners, hair dryers,sprinklers and water hoses, and last but not least, his wubba.”