This handsome hybrid is a mix of the Pembroke Welsh Corgi from the UK and the famous Dachshund from Germany. The result is the Dorgi, a small and extremely cute canine companion. The Dorgi can be characterized by the long body and short legs of the Dachshund, coupled with the plump belly and large ears of the Corgi. They love to eat, so make sure to control portion sizes and take your Dorgi for daily physical activity so that plump belly doesn't grow so big to put a strain on their back!
Dorgis, like the Corgi, are known as companion dogs. They thrive on attention from their humans and you'll usually find them close to your side when you're at home. They can develop separation anxiety if you're gone for extended periods, but this anxiety can be trained out of your Dorgi over time by gradually increasing the duration of time outside the home.