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SUMMER CORGI PUPPIES READY TO RESERVE NOW! Conroe, TX (208)262-6260

We take pride in finding you your new best friend based on personality, health, loyalty, and unique qualities.

Welcome to BF Corgi

About Us

At BF Corgi, we are dedicated to raising exceptional Pembroke Welsh Corgis with a focus on health, temperament, and lifelong companionship. Nestled in the heart of Texas, our breeding program is built on integrity, passion, and a genuine love for this incredible breed.

All of our Corgis are AKC or CKC registered, and health tested to ensure genetic soundness and overall well-being. We are committed to producing not just beautiful dogs, but confident, well-adjusted puppies that make outstanding additions to family homes.

We believe early socialization and training are key to raising the ideal family companion. That’s why we begin foundational training and enrichment at just 3 weeks of age. From early neurological stimulation to crate exposure and basic manners, we set every puppy up for a smooth transition into their forever home.

As a family of 6, our puppies are raised in a loving, hands-on environment where they receive daily interaction and exposure to the sights and sounds of everyday life. This ensures they leave us friendly, curious, and ready to bond with their new families.

Whether you're searching for a loyal sidekick, a playful family member, or a potential show prospect, we invite you to discover the BF Corgi difference — where quality, care, and Corgi love come first.

Puppy Training

Our Puppy Training & Development Program

At BF Corgi, we believe the foundation for a happy, well-adjusted Corgi begins in the first few weeks of life. That’s why we go above and beyond in our early training and development program to give every puppy the best possible start. Our structured approach helps ensure your puppy is confident, adaptable, and ready to integrate seamlessly into your home.

Here’s a breakdown of the specialized training and enrichment our puppies receive:

Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS)

Starting at just 3 days old and continuing through the first two weeks, we use Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS) exercises developed by the U.S. military. These gentle handling techniques help improve the puppy’s stress tolerance, cardiovascular health, and immune system. Puppies who receive ENS often grow into calmer, more resilient adults.

Sensory Training & Exposure

Between 3–8 weeks of age, we introduce puppies to a wide range of textures, surfaces, smells, and gentle handling. This sensory enrichment helps build their curiosity and comfort with new experiences. From walking on different surfaces (grass, carpet, tile) to interacting with age-appropriate toys and sounds, we work to create well-rounded, confident pups.

Sound Desensitization

To help prevent sound sensitivities later in life, we gradually expose puppies to common household and environmental noises like vacuums, doorbells, thunderstorms, and children playing. These sounds are introduced at low volumes during early development and gradually increased as the puppies grow. This helps them remain calm and unbothered in noisy environments.

Socialization

Proper socialization is key to raising a balanced dog. Our puppies are exposed to people of all ages, including children, and are gently introduced to other friendly adult dogs. They learn appropriate play, how to read social cues, and develop confidence around humans and animals alike. Positive interactions during this critical stage shape how they relate to the world as adults.

Foundational Training

We begin foundational training around 3 weeks old with gentle name recognition, following humans, and introduction to basic commands such as “sit” and “come.” By the time your puppy goes home, they’ll have the groundwork laid for future training and will be eager to learn more with their new family.

Litter Box Training

Litter box training starts around 3 weeks of age and helps puppies develop good hygiene habits early on. This method teaches puppies to use a designated potty area, which speeds up housebreaking and minimizes indoor accidents. It also reinforces the idea of keeping their sleeping space clean.

Crate & Kennel Introduction

We begin crate training gradually, using positive reinforcement to help puppies associate the crate with calm and safety. Short sessions are introduced in a group setting first, then individually, so that by the time they go home, they are comfortable spending time in a crate for naps or bedtime.

Kennel Training

In addition to individual crates, we also work on kennel training to get puppies used to being housed securely for short periods of time. This teaches patience, quiet time, and helps prevent separation anxiety when transitioning to new homes.

Basic Manners

From an early age, we reinforce polite behavior like sitting for attention, no jumping, and waiting patiently for food. These small habits form the foundation of a well-mannered adult dog. Our goal is to send home a puppy who already understands the basics of respectful behavior.

We are proud to offer more than just beautiful puppies — we raise companions who are prepared for life. With a strong start in training, our Corgis grow into calm, confident, and joyful family members who are ready to thrive in their forever homes.

Why Corgis?

As a child, I didn’t spend my time in the library the same way other kids did. I always went straight for “The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Dogs”. I studied this book so hard that twenty years later I can still identify almost every one of the 180+ dog breeds in that book. Corgis were in my top 2 favorite dog breeds! I didn’t just pick the cutest looking dogs. I picked the ones that matched my personality and future the best! They are smart, affectionate, loyal, friendly, cuddly, great with kids, and fun. After the last few years of breeding, we couldn't be more in love or supportive over this breed.

Why buy from BF Corgi?

We are not here for the money. We are here because we are passionate in what we do.

Our Corgis are bred to be more than companions, they will become your BEST FRIENDS! We spend most of our time loving on our corgis. We make sure our Corgis are loved and cherished from the moment they are born. Having a household with kids gives us even more people to love them, train them, and help them grow. By the time your puppy goes home even my kids can tell you how they behave, what they like, what sounds they respond best to, what their positive and negative traits are leaning towards, etc.

We have gone through all of the major obstacles for you, as your breeder. When we chose to buy our Corgis, we looked into many different breeders, health issues, and faced many obstacles. We fell in love with, and tested Corgis, which we never were able to buy, because they weren’t genetically healthy enough for our program. We were heartbroken many times. We went through breeders who were out to make money and didn’t care about the health and wellbeing of their puppies. We spent hundreds bringing one back to health that we bought for almost $3,000! We spent 2 weeks of vet visits, medication, wrapping bags around our feet, cleaning up blood, and special love, because we knew it deserved better. We were scammed, lied to, and ripped off many times. We do not want you to go through the heartache of these obstacles. We believe buying a puppy should be a, amazing, beautiful, fun and rewarding experience. We have done the testing, narrowed down the best breeders of the best dogs, and created an amazing healthy line of corgis to make your future puppies!

We are not a puppy mill. We do not push breeding. If our girls don’t naturally tie, we don’t make them try and we do not do AI. All 4 of our dogs live together and sleep in the house with us. They are our family. They are up to date on deworming's and vaccinations and in great health.

Do you socialize the puppies?

Our family has 4 children. Ages 10months- 10 years. Our Corgis love being around kids! This means your corgi will have plenty of time with different aged children, so that they can adjust to your children with ease!

We also have cats, and of course other dogs in the home. Growing up with other cats and dogs will help them feel comfortable with other animals from the very beginning.

Due to their sensitive immune systems as puppies, we do not expose our puppies to any other animals or kids till after they have at least had their first shots. It is very important that they do not get exposed to anyone or anything that can bring diseases, worms or sickness around them. We make sure they are in a well sanitized area.

Are they registered?

Yes! Each puppy will come with a limited AKC or CKC registration. Please ask about full registration if you plan to breed your Corgi. Full registration has never been sold so it is something we need to know and would take seriously when considering.

How much is the deposit?

Our deposit requirement is $350. We accept cash, or online payments through Good Dog, Venmo, Zelle, and PayPal. Your deposit is nonrefundable. This is to ensure that your dog has a home to go to that is serious about adopting them, and that they don't lose a chance on another great home. It is important that they find their homes before 12 weeks, so that they don't stay too long and grow a stronger bond with us and our dogs, making it harder on them to adjust to a new home.

Why do some have tails?

Understanding Tail Docking in Pembroke Welsh Corgis

Most people are surprised to learn that almost all Pembroke Welsh Corgis are born with full-length tails — and tail docking is a cosmetic choice traditionally associated with the breed's working history and the standards decided by the American Kennel Club. At BF Corgi, we believe in being transparent, responsible, and thoughtful about this decision.

Our Tail Policy

We do not automatically dock tails. If you wish to have your puppy’s tail docked, you must let us know by Day 5 after birth. This is because docking must be done within the first few days of life, and we need adequate time to schedule a veterinary appointment. After this window, the procedure is no longer considered safe or humane.

Why We Offer Tail Choice

Tail docking has been a long-standing tradition in working Corgis, primarily to prevent injury in herding environments. However, as more Corgis become beloved family companions rather than working dogs, many owners are choosing to keep their dogs’ natural tails. We respect both choices and aim to give our families the opportunity to decide what’s best for them.

Important Considerations

Health Concerns: Some recent studies suggest that tail docking may increase the risk of spinal issues, nerve sensitivity, and even incontinence later in life. These studies are not conclusive, but we believe they are worth considering.
Communication & Balance: Dogs use their tails for communication and balance. A natural tail can help a Corgi express emotions and navigate movement more effectively.
Working Dogs: If you plan to use your Corgi for herding or intense outdoor work, we recommend tail docking or selecting a puppy born with a natural bobtail. In active working conditions, long tails may be more prone to injury.

Additional Cons of Tail Docking:

🧠 Nerve Damage & Chronic Pain

Tail docking removes part of the spine and can damage sensitive nerves, especially if not done with precision. This may lead to neuromas (nerve tumors), which can cause chronic pain or sensitivity around the tail area as the puppy grows.

🐶 Impaired Communication

Dogs use their tails to communicate with both humans and other animals. Tail position and movement are key signals in dog-to-dog social interaction, and removing the tail can lead to miscommunication, increased anxiety, or even aggression in certain situations.

⚖️ Balance & Movement Issues

The tail plays an important role in balance, especially during running, climbing, or turning sharply. While Corgis are low to the ground, their tails still aid in agility and movement, and docking may have subtle long-term effects on coordination.

🧬 Unnecessary Surgical Risk

Even when done early and professionally, docking is still a surgical procedure with risks like infection, bleeding, or improper healing. There’s also a small but real chance of adverse reactions to pain or stress at such a young age.

🧑‍⚕️ Animal Welfare Concerns

Many countries — including the UK, Australia, and parts of Europe — ban or heavily restrict tail docking unless medically necessary, viewing it as an unnecessary cosmetic alteration. This reflects a growing global movement toward more humane breeding practices.

🐾 Permanent Change for Temporary Purpose

The historical justification for tail docking was mostly for working dogs in rugged environments. Today, most Corgis are raised as companions, and docking becomes a permanent surgical alteration for a tradition that no longer applies to the dog’s daily life.

Our Recommendation

We encourage all future families to weigh the pros and cons carefully and do independent research. There are valid points on both sides, and the right choice will depend on your goals, lifestyle, and personal values.

At BF Corgi, our goal is to support you in making an informed decision and to ensure every puppy’s needs are met safely and responsibly.