Welsh Corgi Pembroke Pups te koop in Overijssel

With a heavy heart, I am looking for a new home for Mango, a Welsh Pembroke Corgi puppy, born on 27 January 2026. (4 months old) He is a wonderful, healthy, affectionate, intelligent puppy. He has a pedigree, EU pet passport, microchip, and is fully vaccinated, including rabies. He has no known health issues and is currently about to graduate from his first puppy school course. This is not an easy decision for us. We love him very much, but after these first months we have realized that our lifestyle is not the right fit for a young Corgi. We often travel, are spontaneous, and are away from home more than is fair to him. He deserves a stable home with people who can give him more time, structure, training, attention, and consistency. We are looking for a serious, loving, permanent home, preferably with people who understand the Corgi breed or have done serious research. Corgis are smart, funny, loyal, and full of personality, but they are also active, vocal, people-focused dogs who need training, structure, and involvement in daily life. He would do best in a home where: - someone has enough time for him during the day; - he will not be left alone for long hours; his training and socialization will continue; - the family understands puppy behavior and is patient; - he will be treated as a family companion; - he will not be used for resale or irresponsible breeding. He comes with: - pedigree; - EU pet passport; - microchip; - full vaccination record, including rabies; - puppy school experience; familiar items if helpful for the transition; - information about his current routine, food, training, and care. We are located in the Losser, Netherlands and are open to serious families from the Netherlands, Belgium, or nearby Germany, provided that everything is handled properly and responsibly. A fair rehoming fee applies. If you are interested, please send me a message one WhatsApp with information about yourself, your household, your dog experience, your daily routine, how many hours he would be alone, and why you think a Corgi is the right fit for you.