Breeder Listings

Choosing where to get your corgi from is an important decision. A reputable breeder is not only someone who raises the puppy, but one who will be around for the remainder of the dogs life as an information source and support system. A reputable breeder will happily provide information on the health testing of the parents and will be there if for some reason you can no longer keep your corgi. Maybe reputable breeders have waiting lists and you may be expected to wait to add your puppy to your family. Finding the right breeder that is willing to work with you and your pup over their life is the most important decision you can make on your way to getting a dog. A dog is a lifetime commitment.

A reputable breeder is expected to health test for hip dysplasia via OFA or PennHip, and eye abnormalities by a board certified ophthalmologist. They can also DNA test for other breed specifc health considerations including; von Willebrands Disease (vWD), Degenerative Mylopathy (DM), and long coat. If a breeder only DNA tests and foregoes Hips and Eyes, they are not considered reputable. In Canada, breeders are required by law to provide registration via the Canadian Kennel Club. Please take care in chosing the breeder you wish to work with. 

Please see the following for some breeders in your area and rescue people. For a complete list of member/breeders in your area, please contact the appropriate PWCA(C) Section Secretary. Presence on this list does not automatically prove a breeder is following all the highest standards. 

Alberta

Atlantic Provinces

British Columbia

Manitoba

Ontario

Quebec

Saskatchewan

United States