Are Corgis good with small children?

Answer by  goheyjo (47)

Corgis are generally good with kids, maybe not so much with two small children. You may want to wait until your twins are a little older.

Answer by  Sael (313)

Some corgis are good with kids, but they are a herding breed and as such have a tendency to "herd" children, which may lead to nipping or other unwanted behaviors.

Answer by  smellycat22 (1129)

Corgis can make great family pets. They are loving, loyal, playful and loves to be with his family. They are good sized dog for young kids because they are not as fragile as some smaller breeds. However, they may tend to herd children when not trained properly or not exercised enough. They require lots of exercise and love.

Answer by  nessaface (15)

Corgis are herding dogs, bred to herd cows by nipping at their ankles. They are also prone to herd cats, cars, and yes, even children, by nipping. Puppies are even more prone to biting (not meanly) because of their even higher energy levels and lack of self control. So no.

Answer by  k0nok0 (224)

Corgis are a herding dog and will possibly bite at your children's ankles unless extensive training and measures are taken, so this is not advised. Also the corgi is a high energy dog requires frequent walks and barks a considerable amount. The Collie is a better coice.