Glyndwr, named after the last native Prince of Wales, is a Philadelphia blueblood who was permitted to accompany Elizabeth P. and her mother to State College, Pennsylvania after it was determined that they were “Corgi people.”
“Glyndwr came to live with my mother and myself after an extended discussion about finding a breed that would be “pretty”, be of a manageable size yet have a “big dog personality”.
Hello – Corgis!
Glyndwr enjoys the Penn State lifestyle, including hiking …
… enjoying the cool Autumn air …
… and inspecting the fruits of the Fall harvest!
“He enjoys playing in the snow, sometimes with Corgi buddy Rennie. In fact, one of Glyndwr’s favorite pastimes is to sit outside at night when it’s a windy 20°F outside. Brrr!”
“Glyndwr’s relaxing lifestyle includes lots and lots of naps.”
“Just don’t wake him up until he’s ready.”
“Glyndwr is generally friendly to his neighbors and enjoys warm relations with the other pets in the neighborhood, who share plenty of gossip with him.”
“Glyndwr is also exploring his Welsh heritage and is daily practicing the Welsh double “ll”, which he knows is a voiceless lateral fricative.”
“He’s a very clever, outgoing puppy who constantly surprises me with new quirks. For instance, he has taught me to FREQUENTLY rotate his dog food and snack options. He is also extremely helpful around the neighbor’s house at keeping the cats from going outside in the middle of the night.”
“Glyndwr’s breeder told him he was a lucky dog to be coming to State College, but not as lucky as we have been!”
“P.S. I want to thank my neighbor Vicki S. for sharing these photos of Glyndwr and allowing them to be posted. Glyndwr considers her household his second home.”
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Welcome to The Daily Corgi, Glyndwr! You are a darlin’ hambone!
love him. what a soft handsome dog.
Well, you handsome PA boy! I especially love the pics of you all snuggled in your bed. And the rear view of you walking. Nice long stride with that right hind which gives a cute sway. Keep everyone in order down there.