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Should I get one or two cardigan welsh corgi puppies at the same time?
My 8-yr. old daughter wants a cardigan welsh corgi. I think this dog would be a good fit for our family. We have several indoor-only cats right now. Would it be better to just get one or can we raise two at the same time?
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on Jul 26th 2009
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One issue that may happen with puppies, if you get two at the same time, is that they may bond more closely with one another than they do with your daughter, which could be a disappointment from her. If that happens, they may prefer to play with one another rather than playing with your daughter, which I imagine would be a little upsetting for a child who envisions a puppy that wants to play with her all the time.
Also, caring for a puppy is a lot of work for an 8-year-old, especially a high-energy herding breed like the Corgi. It might be easier for her to manage if she only has one at a time.
If you have cats, don't forget to introduce them to the puppy slowly, and put the cat food, water, and litter box in a place where the puppy cannot reach them.
Zack answered on Jul 26th.
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Since there Puppies I Think one. Cuz the house training & normal training. Once the first puppy knows all you want him to know than i think you should get number 2 and do the same like you did with the first pup.
Corgi are nice i had one a few years back.
You don't want to get 2 puppies at the same time you'll need to wait 8 month around 8 months it would be a great time for a 2th pup!
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