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Can I like buy a welsh corgi somewhere on the united States or I have to buy it on an other country2007-11-25 2:59:38Answers:

Here are several..Just put in your zip code to find the ones nearest you! > http://search.petfinder.com/search/searc.

Wow! I hope this handsome fellow is near you> http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/disp.

http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/disp.

A really nice one! > http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/disp.

http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/disp.

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The USA.

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You can buy (or better yet adopt a rescued) corgi in the US.

You can do a search on www.petfinder.com to find corgi's (welsh and otherwise) in your area. Please research the breed before adopting or buying.

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There are many reputable Corgi breeders in the US

http://www.pembrokecorgi.org/

Cardigan Welsh Corgi

Parent Club: Cardigan Welsh Corgi Club of America, Inc.

Breeder Referral: Lynn Stoltzmann, (763) 536-7710

Regional Clubs: website

Pembroke Welsh Corgi

Parent Club: Pembroke Welsh Corgi Club of America, Inc.

Breeder Referral: Anne Bowes; EST (781) 934-0110

Breeder Directory: website

Regional Clubs: website

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yes you can buy them in the states. Unless in recent years they been banned. But We have had alteast owned 5 of them in the past and bought them from breeders.

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There are breeders in the USA. You just have to search for one. The best way to get a purebred puppy whose origins and health you are sure of, is to contact the national or local Welsh Corgi club (or local all-breed kennel club) for a breeder's directory. Inclusionon such a list does not mean you should not a questions of your own about the background and health of the parents and puppies or intent of the breeder. Preferably you should visit the breeder before the puppies are born (because who can resist a puppy, even in a bad kennel?). If puppies are not currently available, ask to be put on a waiting list. Remember, breeders with reputations for producing good dogs (pet, show, obedience, etc) often have waiting lists trying to match the right dog with the right owner.

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Well considering that my grandfather had them for nearly 50 years and he died nearly 25 year ago and that the cuties are still all over the US, the US is a perfectly good source. Where lil_e_4ev. gets this "until recently they have ben banned" is completely mystifying..guess my aunt who continued my grandfather's lines doesn't know that her dogs are or were 'banned'.