MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Can you handle 148 Christmas Corgis? Time to find out.

Enjoy!

Yours in Corgi Love and friendship, today and every day of the year.

Laurie

xoxo

Flo

Morty

Stitch from Germany

Santa Darby and his elf Riley

Donuts

Noodles Low Mein

Gimli

Charlie and Reba

Sleepy John

Mika

Brodie, Jammer and Hudson

“After 15 1/2 years, this is my first Christmas without my Corgi Saige. It meant the world to me to receive such an outpouring of love from so many people! THANK YOU for all the condolences, written notes, and support.”

Love,

Sherri, Koda the Malamute, and Amara the Rescue Chihuahua

Luna

Loki

Mr. Finn

Merry Christmas to our fellow Corgis and Corgi parents from Tess (who turns 13 next month!) and her Borgi baby sister Keira.

Bengie and Bailey

Winifred, the elf herself!

Zack insists he’s the best present under the tree. Sounds about right!

Rudy, Lucy and Woody

Johnny Cash (but you can call him Cash!)

Levi and Simon

(Simon is not so thrilled about the hat).

Liloo

Todd

Olive and baby Pippin

Kiki has an immense holiday spirit, in spite of battling cancer.

You go, girl!

Santa Vlad

Riot kissing Mrs. Claus!

Olive

Jasper Islington

Piggy

Sammie, Molly and Louie from Bigfork, Montana!

Winston and Sophie

@winston.sophie.corgis

Gage is the love of a certain lady’s life.

Higgins

Bandit

Duffy

Sir Lucan of Oklahoma

Merlin McLovin’

Clover

Dewey

Monty and his mom Pepper

Pebbles

Seren and Brynn

Gemma, Zoey and Jackson

Bogie

Diamonds and Lace

Callie and Deuce of Colorado

Ofi and Nashoba

Paxton

Marylou and Looker from Australia wish everyone a happy Christmas and lots of woofs for 2019!

Bommel

Mama’s little low Ryder

Merry Christmas from Ben, soon to be 15!

(Senior love is even sweeter at Christmas).

Punky and Marshall of South Carolina

Archer

Copper

Pippin and Leota

Augustus (Gussie) Finknottle and Ethel Barrymore

Odin Bear Donaldson

Penny La Pikolapoopola and Harvey Nubbintush wish Happy Holidays to all!

Jessica J. writes: “My sweet Siegfried is celebrating his 12th Christmas, and it will unfortunately likely be his last. He is battling DM as well as a rare form of auto-immune disease, and we are living each day to the fullest for him. I wanted to make sure we made as many memories as possible with his baby brother this year, so we did a photo shoot at home and went to see Santa together. He and his angel brofur Wellston were featured on the blog a couple of years ago.” ❤

Seamus McGinty

King Kong

Jeter is named after Derek Jeter the Yankees player!

Daphne and Willow

Lunchbox The Corgi

Sir Loki

Fidgit of Rhode Island

Mr. Finn

Mitch and Mickey

Prince from Poland!

Dozer, Juneau, Tank, and Max with Santa and family

Watson

Leo

Merry Christmas from Bandit and Dixie of Witchita, Kansas!

Abby

Fred

Tobias

Maggie

Prince from Poland had a blast opening his box from Santa!

Merry Christmas from Conall who lives in the Netherlands!

Sidney & Co.

Lexi of Norway

Foxy and Kirby of Spring, Texas

Baylor

Fabulous Fergus

Merry Christmas from Tuppence and her human family!

Sundance of Tampa, Florida

Merry Christmas from Peanut and his big brother!

Sailor

Bengie

Rory D. writes: “Merry Christmas from the late Arwen! I miss her so much and Christmas won’t be the same without her, but at least I have this fun photo shoot from last year.”

Lola under the Christmas tree

Jersey and her Mini Me

Rosie and Riley

Smiling Maude in her custom made dirndl from Munich

Chewy

“Cheers … and tears … from San Diego. We want to wish you all a blessed and joyful holiday.

Sadly, we are re-using last year’s Santa photo. On the day that this year’s photo was scheduled to be taken, my beautiful red and white corgi, Sidney, went to the Rainbow Bridge due to a sudden and devastating illness.

We are heartbroken and his fur-siblings Copper and Connie (on Santa’s lap) are feeling the loss of their big brother. Sidney has left a big hole in our hearts but we try to smile and remember all the happy days that he gave to us.

This time of year we hear “Every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings”… but lately I have heard that when you hear a bell ring, it means a Bridge furbaby is paying a visit. So I hope all of us are able to feel the very strong love from those who have left us, along with the joy brought by those still here.”

Geri S. & Family