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Corgis were bred as herding dogs and retain strong prey drive and
territorial behaviors despite their small size.

CORGI BREED HERITAGE:
Welsh Corgis were developed to herd cattle and sheep. Their small size
allowed them to nip at heels and move beneath larger animals while their
protective nature kept them safe from retaliatory kicks.

BREED FACTS:
• Weight: 10-14 kg (Pembroke), 10-17 kg (Cardigan)
• Height: 25-30 cm
• Country of Origin: Wales
• Original Purpose: Livestock herding
• Temperament: Brave, intelligent, affectionate

HERDING INSTINCT:
✓ Strong prey drive from cattle herding heritage
✓ Nipping and chasing behaviors
✓ Territorial protection instincts
✓ Quick, agile response patterns

BEHAVIORAL EXPLANATION:
Corgis exhibit behaviors that seem aggressive because:
They retain herding instincts
They have territorial genetics
Small size doesn't correlate with small protective drive
Their genetics program them for livestock work

HISTORICAL FUNCTION:
In their native Wales, Corgis used these behaviors to effectively herd
cattle many times their size. Small but fierce, they had to be confident
and protective to succeed in their role.

GENETIC PROGRAMMING:
Even though modern Corgis live as pets, their genetic programming
persists, manifesting in:
Chase behaviors
Territorial responses
Quick reaction times
Protective instincts

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