Good morning Corgi Nation, and welcome to my weekly guest spot on The Daily Corgi! I am your host Paige K. Davis, founder of CorgiPals. As you know, every week I do a guest post to keep you up to snuff with the goings-on in the CorgiPals world.
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I want to congratulate Nina on reaching her goal this week! Corgi Mom Siran says:
“Nina
is doing fantastic! Just within the last few months she has been
strong enough to be able to jump back up on the bed with us. She is
loving being able to lay right in the middle of us again and get her
belly rubbed. And, a few months ago, she started to lay with her back
legs stretched out behind her which we never thought she would be able
to do again. She is just amazing!!”
Finally, a reminder on behalf of Wally! Modern Dog Magazine is holding a cover dog contest and Wally is currently in the top ten!! Voting ends on July 2, 2014 and no sign-up is required. Click here to vote for Wally! In lieu of your votes, Wally and his family
pledge to donate $100 no matter the outcome of the contest. If Wally ends up
in the top 5, they will increase the donation to $250 and if he wins the
contest, they will then double that amount and make a $500 donation!
That about wraps it up for this week! Oh, and don’t forget … CorgiPals has a new company goal that we are trying to reach. We are trying to get our Facebook page to 10,000 “likes” by the end of 2014. We
currently need only 181 more fans! Please spread the word to help us
reach our goal! Remember, every person who knows about CorgiPals is one
more soldier in our army fighting for Corgis in need all over the globe!
Keep on Corgi’n on!
Hi, with reference to the picture of the corgi with the bonnet on: I put duct tape on the neck hole area as it can hurt your dogs neck. Also duct tape on the joint to prevent the seam coming undone. And even more duct tape on the outer edge as a corgi at high speed with a bonnet on can injure a human, cat or another corgi. Been there done that with a Golden Retriever, very sore human legs. Regard Dave Rumbelow