Corgi Mutts That Are Everything Pure and Good In This World
Spoiler Alert: They are all short
So Corgis are seriously the cutest. From their short little legs to their cute little ears, I could just eat them all up! *dies of cuteness overload*
But seriously. So, what do you think happens when you mix cute corgis and other cute dogs?! Dare I say...CUTER CORGIS?! Yes.
They all seem to keep the corgis inherent short and squat body style and take on the other dogs other features. Have you ever wondered what a short-legged adult German Shepherd would look like? Look no further! We have a picture for you below. It's called a German Shephergi. Dyingggggggg.
Get ready to "Awwww!" until the sun comes up again.
It's a Cattle Dog and a Corgi = Cattlegi!
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ChainsawjusticeIt's a Corgi and Dalmatian = Corgitian!
libbyfulIt's a Corgi and Sheepdog = Sheepdgi!
supremecabbageIt's a Corgi and Husky = Husgi!
RedditIt's a Corgi and Spitz = Spitzgi!
s1medievalIt's a Corgi and Rottweiler = Rottgi!
boosterseat23It's a Corgi and Australian Shepherd = Corgherd!
MSharkyIt's a Corgi and Shiba Inu = Shigi!
SoLikeHaiIt's a Corgi and Golden Retriever = Corgiever!
Hamsandwich123It's a Corgi and Pit Bull = Pitgi!
Mydrunkmatinee
It's a Corgi and Terrier = Corrier!
KSeth
It's a Corgi and Beagle = Beagi!
optimistprime90
It's a Corgi and Labrador Retriever = Labragi!
sninapeters
It's a Corgi and Greyhound = Greygi!
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Expert Opinion
Refusing to share an inheritance may reflect personal boundaries or past family conflict. It's not always selfish - sometimes, it's about self-respect. Refusing to share an inheritance may reflect personal boundaries or past family conflict. It's not always selfish - sometimes, it's about self-respect.
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