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Corgis have high energy levels and need regular exercise to stay happy and healthy.
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Originally bred for herding, Corgis retain strong instincts to chase and herd.
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Corgis are naturally protective of their families and can be wary of strangers.
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Early socialization is key to managing a Corgi’s aggressive tendencies.
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Consistent training helps channel a Corgi’s energy and reduce unwanted behaviors.
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Despite their sometimes aggressive nature, Corgis are playful and affectionate pets.
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Regular vet visits ensure your Corgi stays healthy and any aggression issues are addressed.
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Corgis are loyal and make great companions for active families.
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