Trying to train your puppy can be easy or hard depending on where you are training your corgi, and what your training your corgi on. But when you praise your corgi, you must make sure you are praising your corgi in a soft voice, and not in a loud, harsh voice. Now depending on where you train your corgi puppy matters too. If your trying to train your corgi to sit while your at a party, or to sit while your next to a busy road in rush hour traffic, chances are, your not going to teach your corgi much. And if your trying to train your corgi puppy to not go on the carpet or on the couch, you don’t watch your corgi go on the couch then yell at him or her ten minutes later for that. All that does is make your corgi thing your being mean and doesn’t know what he or she did wrong. But if you see your corgi going on the floor and not in the spot he or she should be going to the bathroom in, you raise your voice and tell your corgi no. When you put off training what your corgi needs to learn in about a week for a party or something like that, and you try to teach your corgi on that same day five hours before your event. Your corgi puppy will tend to get bored after the first thirty minutes you try to train during those hours. So when it comes to training your corgi for a long period of time, make sure to space it out and let your corgi puppy have breaks in between so your corgi doesn’t get bored. If your puppy doesn’t get it within the first several days, don’t give up, and keep trying to train your corgi that command. After a while, your corgi should be preforming it on command, and make sure to give some positive reinforcement to make sure your corgi knows he or she has done a good job.

Lots of Pembroke Welsh Corgis walking around and trying to get attention of the person recording the video. Some of these Corgis had almost the same markings like my younger Corgi, and some had the tricolor like my older one, but it black was a darker tent and more visible. This video earns a rating of 8 of 10.

About a half dozen Welsh Pembroke Corgis, Cardigan Welsh Corgi, and also a Corgi puppy trying to get attention, while keeping the other Corgis from getting any. This video isn’t too long or short, it has a good time length that won’t over do it. On the 1 to 10 scale, this earns a 7.

This video has to Welsh Pembroke Corgis puppies playing around and fighting over toy. The tail on the Corgis kind of remind me of one of my Corgis, and the two in the video get along as well as the two Corgis I have. The video earns a rating of 7 of 10.

A cute Pembroke Welsh Corgi puppy in a potato chip bag acting like it’s a sleeping bag. The Corgi looked kind of like one of my Corgis when he was a puppy. For a rating, this earns a 7 of 10.

Over a half dozen cute Cardigan Welsh Corgi puppies trying to herd a cat, then go off to play with some toys, back to finding the cat, and so on. At the end, with the Corgis tired, the Corgis go off to sleep for tomorrow. My rating for this ( on a 1 to 10 scale ) is 9.

This cute, young Corgi puppy jumps like a rabbit, but still can’t get high enough to reach the bunny. If the Pembroke Welsh Corgi could get into the cage, it would be as good as a cat and dog in a one by one square yard room. My rating for this video is a ( on 1 to 10 scale) 8.5.

One hyper Welsh Pembroke Corgi, trying to get another Welsh Corgi to come play with him, while the other Corgi is busy trying to itch one of those unreachable spots. The hyper, six month old Corgi puppy just can’t the older Corgi to really play with him. My rating for this video ( on a 1 to 10 scale ) is a 7.

One of the main annoyances about puppies is where they go to the bathroom. They will go on anything. You name it - from rugs to bedrooms, from on chairs to pillows - they will soil anything.

If you have just picked up a new corgi puppy that hasn’t been housebroken, one of your first tasks it to teach him how to go to the bathroom where and when you want him to go.

If your corgi puppy is less then 12 weeks old, he will have a little trouble waiting to go. This makes it a great time for training your corgi where to go when he needs to relieve himself.

Most corgis have to go to the bathroom between 5-8 times a day. So keep a eye on your corgi puppy to tell if he she needs to go outside.
You will also need to take your corgi outside to go right after he has eaten his food or else he might have an accident inside your house.

One of the main parts with training your corgi puppy is what to do when he does relieve himself in the house. A loud commanding NO will help when you catch him in the act of doing it.

When keeping an eye on your corgi puppy, you might see something that he always does when he is ready to go outside. When you figure out what that is, that will be the signal to tell you when your puppy needs to go.

When you are training your corgi in those first 12 weeks, another tip that will help your dog learn is petting and praising him every time immediately after he goes to the bathroom in the right place.

These tips can help your new corgi puppy learn where to go when he needs to go and the signs that he will give you that he is ready to relieve himself.