As a puppy, your Corgi will require lots of proteins to help build healthy muscle. When selecting a dog food check the ingredients carefully to be sure that they align with your dog’s dietary needs. Some dog food brands contain artificial preservatives or meat fillers- it is best to avoid those brands as you want to feed your dog the best food possible. Corgis will need a food that is higher in protein and lower in fat. Ask your vet for recommendations on which brand do feed your new pup!

Socialization

Your puppy is a member of your family, so it is important that you introduce them to their new friends and family. Socialization will help your puppy get acclimated with encountering new people and will teach them how to behave in new environments. For a puppy, everything will be new, and some things may frighten them. It is important to expose your new puppy to new sounds, places, and people. A few things you can do to encourage your puppy’s socialization is taking them for a walk, introducing them to other dogs, and taking them to a friend’s house.