Princess is her name and she is a Pembroke Welsh Corgi female. She comes from a line of genetically tested parents and is not at risk for DM, EIC, and VWD 1. Are you the special loving family and home she is looking for? She is the perfect pet. Anytime is a great time, when owning a Corgi, to love. She enjoys playing with her siblings. She will be up-to-date on vaccinations and deworming. She will also be receiving her 1st-year Rabies vaccine due to age. Her tail has been docked and her dewclaws have been removed. She will be given a head-to-toe health exam by the vet prior to her journey home. To keep puppies healthy, it is recommended females be spayed by your vet at the proper age. She can't wait to become a part of your family! Make her yours today!

A little about Corgis: we are herding dogs and we love movement. We need room to roam around. We love to run, play, and chase and will go after to play with anything that moves. Lots of vet approval-able chewing toys because we are still teething at this stage, my breeder does NOT recommend raw hides. We love attention and we love to be pampered. My breeder does NOT recommend them to be left out on a tie-out. A fenced-in yard is perfect for us to roam.

Option 1 - You can fly into Springfield/Branson Missouri Airport and we can meet you the day of your departure two hours prior. You will need a soft crate with you that is airline approval. The crate must be shown to the breeder. Must show the puppy’s plane ticket as well to the breeder before taking possession of the puppy. Bring a water dish and feed dish as well as a Collar and a Leash (not a retractable one) Please keep in mind that puppies cannot weigh over 20 lbs.

Option 2 I can fly your puppy to your closest International airport, weather permitting. Your puppy will be in a nice crate which is yours to keep.

Option 3 Home delivery is custom pamper ground delivery.

Option 4 You can pick up your puppy at a local location in Southwest MO and travel back home in your vehicle.

***Dogs may change color naturally as they mature due to many factors such as genetics, hair type, losing puppy fur and changing to the adult coat, pigmentation, hormonal changes, seasonal changes, shaving, etc. Color changes are expected and can occur quickly and at any time. We cannot guarantee a dog’s permanent coat color for these reasons.