Corgis in decline in favour of of 'handbag' dogs

The video discusses the decline in Pembroke Corgi numbers in the UK, putting them on the endangered breed watchlist. It highlights the shift in popularity towards smaller, celebrity-favored breeds like French Bulldogs and Chihuahuas. The video also examines the impact of legislation, such as the ban on tail docking, on Corgi popularity. The Queen's long history with Corgis is mentioned, along with efforts to preserve the breed by importing Pembrokes from other countries.

What is the main concern about the Pembroke Welsh Corgi population in Britain?

• Their increasing popularity

• Their small gene pool

• Their high maintenance cost

• Their aggressive nature

Which factor has contributed to the decline in popularity of native breeds like the Corgi?

• Increased breeding costs

• Celebrity influence favoring smaller breeds

• Lack of interest in herding dogs

• Government subsidies for foreign breeds

What legislative change is believed to have affected the popularity of Corgis?

• Restrictions on dog shows

• Mandatory microchipping

• Increased taxes on dog breeding

• Ban on tail docking

Why did the Queen stop breeding Corgis in 2009?

• They were too expensive to maintain

• They were too aggressive

• She didn't want them to outlive her

• She preferred other breeds

What is one proposed solution to prevent the extinction of Pembroke Welsh Corgis?

• Promoting them as service animals

• Crossbreeding with other native dogs

• Importing Pembrokes from other countries

• Increasing local breeding programs