oh my god,,,, im sooo jealous… you guys are blessed to get to love this little angel,, he is adorable,,, im so jealous that he isnt mine,,, congrads…

awww….he looks like Sid’s dog from toy story…..but super cute and probably not as mean!!

Lovely little critter! Interesting, and perhaps apropos name in “Ein,” given that as when eating peanuts one cannot stop at one, so it is with bringing Corgis into your human pack! I predict that along with Ein, you will soon have a “Zwei,” and maybe a “Drei” as well. We have two “brothers from another mother” in Los Hermanos Sin Huevos, Rodrigo and Riccardo, aka “Roddy and Ricky.”

I am 53 years old and have owned a few dogs in my life, but both my wife and I concur that these Corgis are the best dogs we have ever welcomed into our home. Not only are they loyal and natural clowns, but are so easily trained that we have never had any “accidents” or malicious chewing of anything not their own. I attribute that both to their natural willingness to please their fellow pack members, but to something you alluded to in your notes; crate training.

I don’t know if that is precisely what you meant about Ein not making a peep in his crate, but we tried crate training with the first Corgi we got (Roddy) and were so astonished by his rapid adjustment to the behavior modification being done that we didn’t hesitate to do it with Ricky. We rarely have need to use the crates other than when traveling anymore, but if we set them up and simply say, “Go crate” they will charge off to their little dens and go inside without complaint, obviously comfortable in the feeling of safety they derive from the experience. Because of the crate, they learned very quickly that the backyard is the place to do their business, and the inside is where we all commune. They have a doggy door and come and go as they please. We leave them home alone all day unsupervised with never an issue.

Anyway, good luck with Ein, and we hope that he is everything to you that our Corgis have been to my family.

Aww, so cute. Named after Ein from Cowboy Bebop, I’m sure. How could you not?

We had a female Corgi named Yoda. She passed away 3 months ago. Such a joy to see your little puppy. Love the name. HAVE A BALL with him. Corgis are the greatest. (oh, yes, we’ll be getting another. maybe 2)