Corgi

Short legs, big plans, everyone in their place.

A Corgi personality is confident and cheerful, with a born organizer's streak: you round people up, keep the group moving and never let your size decide how much room you take up.

It's you if…

You've herded a whole group to the right restaurant without anyone noticing.
You walk into rooms like you were expected — because you were.
Your laugh is louder than you are.

The surprise

Corgis are softer than their bossiness suggests. Every bit of herding is about keeping your people together and safe.

Best matchBorder CollieTwo herders: they handle the details, you handle the people, and the whole thing runs like clockwork.Worst matchBeagleThey wander off after every interesting smell. You keep counting heads.

What the breed was made for

Pembroke Welsh corgis were bred in Wales to herd cattle: they nipped at the animals' heels, and their low build helped them duck the kicks. Queen Elizabeth II made the breed famous worldwide, owning more than thirty corgis over her lifetime, most of them descended from her first, Susan.

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Frequently asked questions

What does it mean to be a corgi personality?

Confident, cheerful and organizing — a natural leader who keeps the group together.

What were corgis bred for?

Herding cattle in Wales by nipping at their heels; being low to the ground helped them avoid kicks.

Why are corgis linked to the British royal family?

Queen Elizabeth II owned more than thirty corgis, most descended from her first, Susan.

For fun: breed personalities are stereotypes, and every dog is an individual. Not advice on choosing a dog.

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