Our Waitlist

HOW TO JOIN

To be placed on Dolce Vita Corgis waitlist for both Fluffy & Standard Coat there is a NON-REFUNDABLE $100 fee. Prior to paying the waitlist fee you have to fill out the Pet Only or Breeder application and be approved. Once your application has been approved and the waitlist fee has been paid you are officially one step closer to getting the puppy of your dreams. No more payments will be required until your puppy is born. A few days after the puppy is born we will contact you to reserve the puppy of your choice, if not spoken for of course. Once you reserve your puppy there will be a $600 NON-REFUNDABLE fee to hold your corgi. Note; We do require the rest of the payment 7 days prior to picking up your puppy.

Pet Only Breeder

Bringing Your Corgi Puppy Home – No Distance Is Too Far!

Our adorable corgi puppies are available across the United States, and we make sure distance isn’t an issue when it comes to getting your furry friend to you.

Flight Nanny


Vehicle Transportation
Local Pickup

Our Pricing

Standard Coat

Pricing is for our standard coat corgis.This pricing is for pet only on a spay/neuter contract.

$2,500

  • One Year Health Guarantee (Exclusions Apply)
  • Will be up to date on all age appropriate vaccines and wormers
  • Examined by a Veterinarian
  • Spay/Neuter Agreement
  • Puppy Care Package
  • Forever Breeder Support
  • Tails Docked and Declaws Removed

Fluffy Coat and Import Lines

Pricing is for our fluffy coat and import line corgis. This pricing is for pet only on a spay/neuter contract.

$3,500

  • One Year Health Guarantee (Exclusions Apply)
  • Will be up to date on all age appropriate vaccines and wormers
  • Examined by a Veterinarian
  • Spay/Neuter Agreement
  • Puppy Care Package
  • Forever Breeder Support
  • Tails Docked and Declaws Removed

Coat Types

Standard VS Fluffy

What’s the difference?

Isla – Fluffy(Bottom Left) Regina – Standard (Top Right)

There are two coat types in the Pembroke Welsh Corgi: Standard and Fluffy. While most Corgis have the Standard coat, some carry the recessive “Fluffy” gene. For a Corgi to have a full Fluffy coat, they must inherit two copies of this gene—one from each parent.

Health and Care: Contrary to some beliefs, there are no health risks associated with fluffy coats since the gene is simply part of their DNA.

Plus, they tend to shed less than standard coat corgis, making them a great choice for those who want a furry friend without the extra mess!

Fluffy corgis were often considered undesirable for farmers and ranchers in the past because their longer fur could attract dirt and debris while working, making them less practical for herding tasks. However they still possess the same playful and loving personalities as their standard coat counterparts!