Mr Paul Betteridge and Welsh Corgi Pembroke bitch Ch Kelbryn Centa of Reason (ImpNZ). They are seen here with judge Alison Cowin at the May 2023 Championship Show of the Welsh Corgi Club of Victoria. I have shared more photos are shared on OneDrive.
Chloe the one-eyed Pembroke Corgi back in 2008.
Barkley, the black-headed tricolour Pembroke Corgi, concentrating hard on a treat.
Chloe the one-eyed Corgi poses for a post dinner photo.
Pembroke Welsh Corgi Blossom, Markorgi Blossoming Sensation, put in some show practice on top of the trolley.
I found a Pembroke Corgi stood on the trophy table at the Welsh Corgi Club of Victoria’s May Championship Show – it must have been the Best in Show!
Coco finds that supervising is hard work. Unattended gloves and cardboard boxes were quickly rounded-up by Coco and partner in crime Connor. Once obtained the items were taken off to what i can only describe as the Corgi “processing” facility. No gloves were destroyed thanks to some fast moves by me.
Connor is seen here in the Corgi processing facility for misplaced items. Gloves and cardboard boxes were a favourite to be “disappeared”. Some quick action was required to avert disaster – one box was trashed, but the gloves were saved.
This weekend’s 4 shows marked Connor and Coco’s last shows in Baby Puppy, it’s hard to believe that these guys are about to turn 6 months old. After a rather interrupted start to their show career everything is starting to fall in to place.
Zoe enjoying a quiet moment with the puppies – Coco, Charlie and Connor with his back to us. So unusual to be able to get a nice picture of any of them in a natural setting, even if it does look posed. Charlie is with us for another week and then he moves on to his fur-ever home.
