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Goodmans K-9 Companions is  family owned  and operated by Kris and George Goodman. We have been raising corgis for many years. Previously we raised Standard Australian Shepherds and enjoyed them for years. . We also  added a couple other fun breeds to our program. Not only are the dogs we breed of great quality and attitude, they are treated as family at our residence. We treat these dogs with the upmost love and care, they have a caring atmosphere to grow up in and when our puppies are purchased we make sure they are going to an atmosphere similar to where they started. They are raised on a family farm in rural Missouri where we also raise horses and cattle. We love all of our animals dearly and love our new members and returning customers. We enjoy seeing the smile on customers faces and the excitement of our pups as they meet their new owners for the first time. 

We have young adults and puppies available we do require a Questionnaire before purchasing as well as a contract upon purchase. 

We are USDA and State Licensed. State Inspected and AKC inspected. If you have any questions feel free to send us an email.

Info About Corgis 

A Little Info about the great breed of Pembroke Welsh Corgi..and Health Guarantee They are a big dog in a smallish body. The Pembroke Corgi is short in leg but of notable substance, sturdy build, and alert in action. This is not to say they are arrogant (though as cute as they are they are certainly entitled). Generally an easy dog to live with, the Corgi enjoys popularity in many circles including as a pet, for pet therapy and many dog sports. A home that has difficulty raising and training a Pembroke Welsh Corgi truly needs to consider pursuing more education and knowledge since this breed is typically quite trainable and easy to live with. Long, low and sturdily built, - recognized by a sharply-pointed muzzle and foxy face, erect and pointed ears, and a high tail set. The Pembroke's brave, steady temperament, physical agility and easily-kept, compact size are paramount characteristics of the breed. They have a variety of color shades coming in red, fawn, sable, black, and tan with or without white on head, legs, chest and neck. Having the herding dog instincts and they are very energetic and love to play and run.  The Pembroke Welsh Corgi should be of a good height of 12 inches, and a nice broad weight of 23 to 30 lbs in weight. The Pembroke Welsh Corgi has life longevity of mid to high teens. 

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