Winston

About Winston (Welsh Corgi) in Denver, CO 80224

Winston is waiting for you at Colorado Corgis and Friends in Denver, CO 80224. Hi! My name is Winston, but my foster parents call me Winnie because they say I’m the cutest, sweetest little guy around. I’m about 5 years old and weigh 30 pounds. I’m ready to find the forever family I’ve always deserved. My first five years weren’t easy because I lived outside before being rescued, but you would never know it from how much I love people. Every day I’m discovering how wonderful it is to be part of a family, and I can’t wait to find one of my very own. I’m a pretty unique-looking guy with my long, glorious tail and adorable pink nose! I was diagnosed with discoid lupus, but has been easily managed with medication, and it doesn’t stop me from enjoying life. If you’re looking for a best friend, I’m your guy. I absolutely love meeting people, whether they’re visitors at the house or new friends I meet on my daily walks. I’m happiest when I’m getting pets and cuddles, and if you stop petting me too soon, I might give you a little bark to remind you I wasn’t quite finished soaking up the love! I get along well with my foster dog sister, but I’ll admit I like being the center of attention. Because of that, I may be happiest as the only dog where I can soak up all the love for myself. I’m learning so much in foster care! I’ve already mastered “sit,” I sleep great in my cozy soft crate at night, and I’m getting more comfortable spending time in my crate when my foster parents leave the house. I can get a little anxious when they leave, so someone not gone long hours would be best. I’m also doing well with house training. I’ve only had a few accidents, mostly marking, and as long as I’m taken outside regularly and supervised, I do great. Wearing a belly band has also helped while I continue learning. Walks are one of my favorite things! I’m easy to walk and love getting out once or twice a day. I also enjoy zooming around the backyard and letting the neighbor dog know I’m