Sounds like you both really enjoyed the time you had.

Perfect, thanks!
I've had several corgis. The breed is often quite food-aggressive. When I lived in Manhattan, Olivia would turn into a fur-covered barracuda on our walks. She could grab some morsel of food off the sidewalk and wolf it down before I could figure out what was happening. We typically had 3-4 vet visits every year because of the inflammation of her gut from whatever she ate -- runs, foaming at the mouth, yakking up bile, etc.MN-Skeptic wrote: ↑Thu Sep 10, 2020 7:01 pm I'm not a dog owner, but my brother's family has a Corgi and my sister-in-law posted a warning on Facebook today. Apparently there was some sugar-free gum on the floor which their Corgi ate. The first ingredient of the gum is Xylitol which is highly toxic to dogs. They called the Pet Poison Hotline, and used their suggestion of forcing their dog to drink hydrogen peroxide to make it vomit. That didn't work so they took their dog to the Emergency Vet Clinic where he stayed overnight and was monitored for life-threatening hypoglycemia. The good news is that he's back home today, safe and sound.
Anyway, maybe all of you know this, but I didn't so I thought I would share.
Tiredretiredlawyer wrote: ↑Fri Sep 11, 2020 8:19 am Our new doggie, Pancake, lurves ANYTHING she can get in her mouth, including turtles. She just wants to play with the turtles, not eat them. Since her occupancy we have learned of the wildlife habitat in our backyard and side lots - specifically tiny toads and box turtles. She caught an ornate turtle and a three toed turtle which are indigenous to Arkansas. I set the world sprint record for old ladies chasing after her TWICE to release the turtles. Once I ran up the 30 degree grade in our yard, the second time, I ran down then up the deck stairs and through the house yelling for Hubby's help. Having an 18 month old doggie has forced some interesting exercises.
She sets off her turtle alarm when she discovers one. It ranges from a "Happy! Happy! Joy! Joy!" bark to a "Why won't you play with me? I'm just a girl who wants to have fun! " high-pitched, stacatto yap.
Oh, and she loves chewing on books.
I won't have anything with xylitol in the house.MN-Skeptic wrote: ↑Thu Sep 10, 2020 7:01 pm I'm not a dog owner, but my brother's family has a Corgi and my sister-in-law posted a warning on Facebook today. Apparently there was some sugar-free gum on the floor which their Corgi ate. The first ingredient of the gum is Xylitol which is highly toxic to dogs. They called the Pet Poison Hotline, and used their suggestion of forcing their dog to drink hydrogen peroxide to make it vomit. That didn't work so they took their dog to the Emergency Vet Clinic where he stayed overnight and was monitored for life-threatening hypoglycemia. The good news is that he's back home today, safe and sound.
Anyway, maybe all of you know this, but I didn't so I thought I would share.