Corgi Puppies For Sale in Chester County, Pennsylvania
If you're searching for adorable Corgi puppies for sale in Chester County, Pennsylvania, you're in the right place! At PetzLover, we connect you with certified breeders who offer healthy and quality puppies. Whether you want to purchase or adopt, we have several options to match your needs.
Price Range of Corgi Puppies
The price of Corgi puppies can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and health testing. On average, you can expect to pay between $600 to $3,000 for a Corgi puppy. Puppies from AKC certified breeders often come at a premium price as they ensure the highest quality. Always check for health guarantees and the developer’s credentials.
Size and Weight of Corgi Puppies
Corgi puppies are small to medium-sized dogs. Adult Pembroke Welsh Corgis typically weigh between 25 to 30 pounds and stand around 10 to 12 inches tall at the shoulder, while Cardigan Welsh Corgis may be slightly larger. They are known for their sturdy bodies and short legs, making them quite adorable!
Available Colors
Corgis come in various striking colors. In Chester County, Pennsylvania, you can find Corgi puppies in several colors including:
- Red
- Fawn
- Black and Tan
- Brindle
- Blue Merle
Explore the unique colors available when you begin your search!
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Ready to bring home a furry companion? Check out our listings of Corgi puppies for sale in Corgis, Welsh Corgis, and Cardigan Welsh Corgis. We have numerous options available for everyone. Don't forget to visit our page for puppies for sale in Chester County, PA for more adorable options.
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13 week old female. Half corgi, half Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. Up to date on vaccines and de-wormer. She would do best in a home with older children and other dogs. She is very friendly, but nips our 2 year old frequently due to her herding genetics and our toddler not understanding his boundaries with her. She does very well with our large Labrador retriever and would do well having another dog to play with. She is happy, crate trained, playful, up for long walks, and is in process of being fully house trained. She will go to her new home with potty training bells, collar, leash, small bed, and puppy food.View Detail