About
Corgis of Texas
Welcome to our Corgi ranch - located in Poth, Texas! We love our Corgis and enjoy every day with them! We invite you to come out and meet our family of crazy Corgis! We are a family owned and operated facility located on acreage outside of the small town of Poth, Texas. We are about 30 miles south of San Antonio and centrally located from Houston, Victoria, San Antonio, Corpus Christi, Austin and the Rio Grande Valley. Our moms, dads, and puppies are raised in climate-controlled facilities. When our bred females are approximately 2 weeks from delivering a new litter we move them into our puppy nursery and the mom and puppies are there until the puppies go to their new homes. We worm the puppies every 2 weeks and they are given their first Puppy shots at 6 weeks old along with a full vet check days after birth. Puppies come with tails docked and dew claws removed. If you would like a puppy with a tail, we can accommodate that as well. We strive to raise healthy, happy, well-adjusted puppies in a clean facility. Our puppies have to be at least 8 weeks old before they can leave our facility. If you are interested in a corgi, we invite you to look at what we have available and fall in love with the corgi breed. If we don't currently have what you are looking for, we can put you on a waiting list for an upcoming litter.
About the “Royal” Breed
Corgis are also highly intelligent, ranking among the top breeds for trainability. They learn quickly and enjoy mental challenges, making training sessions fun and rewarding. Their energetic nature means they love regular activity, and their small size makes them manageable for apartment living.
One of the most endearing traits of Corgis is their appearance. Their short legs, long bodies, and expressive faces make them irresistibly cute. Despite their small stature, they have big personalities and are known for their goofy, playful behavior, which can bring a lot of joy to a household.
Overall, Corgis are adaptable, intelligent, and affectionate, making them ideal pets for a wide range of families and living situations. With their charm and energy, they quickly become beloved members of any home.
Corgis became the royal breed largely due to Queen Elizabeth II’s lifelong love for them. The British royal family’s connection with corgis began in 1933, when King George VI, then Duke of York, brought home a Pembroke Welsh Corgi named Dookie. The young Princess Elizabeth and her sister Margaret fell in love with the breed, and this started a long tradition of corgis in the royal household.
In 1944, for her 18th birthday, Princess Elizabeth received her own Corgi named Susan, who became the foundation of her personal Corgi breeding line. Over the years, Queen Elizabeth II is said to have owned more than 30 corgis, many of them direct descendants of Susan. The queen’s affection for the breed played a major role in popularizing Corgis worldwide.
Corgis’ characteristics also made them a perfect fit for the royal lifestyle. They are loyal, affectionate, and relatively low-maintenance, which suited the busy royal household. Their herding instincts and high intelligence made them alert companions, and their small size allowed them to move freely in the palace, becoming cherished members of the royal family.
The queen’s deep attachment to her Corgis cemented their status as the quintessential royal breed.