Corgi butts really do shine after a trip to the groomers.

You mean I’m not allowed on the couch. Who knew?

Where is this Easter bunny you speak of?

Yes I am quite comfortable. Thanks for asking though.

Asked Ethel to sit down but then she just tipped over. It’s hard being shaped like a barrel.

Ohhh sexy lady

Arthur is so sad that he got fur on mom’s coworker that he is sitting behind the fake straw.

Get the butter out. Arthur’s head is stuck.

Who run this? Ethel runs this.

Ethel is reminding Arthur not to get too close to the edge of the bridge

Bunny butt in nature

Ethel is relaxing in bed after a long St. Patty’s day

londonmutt:

10 Facts about The Queen and her Corgis

1. There are 2 distinct breeds of corgi recognised  The Pembroke Welsh corgi and the Cardigan Welsh corgi.

2. The Queens first corgi was called Susan which was an 18th birthday present in 1944 from her father.

3. The Queen named her own breed  a “Dorgie” when one of her corgis mated with a Daschund, she currently has 4 of them.

4. The Queen currently keeps 4 corgis plus 3 Dorgis (Corgi/Daschshund cross)

5. In 2003, one of Princess Anne’s bull terriers bit a maid and fatally mauled one of the Queen’s corgis

6. A Pembroke Welsh corgi can typically live between 11 and 15 years.

7. The Pembroke Welsh corgis are believed to have been introduced to Wales by Flemish weavers in the Middle Ages.

8. Its been reported that the Queen takes her breakfast with her corgis each morning (they on the floor, she at the table) and that she keeps miniature dog figurines in her purse as good luck charms

9. The Queen has owned more than 30 corgis in her reign.

10. Pembroke corgis are low set, strong and sturdy with enough stamina to last a full days work on a Welsh farm.