Corgis are herders in a small package. AKC calls them strong, athletic and lively, affectionate without being needy, and rates their shedding at 4 of 5. Both facts shape a stay.
Short legs, plenty of kennel
AKC lists 10 to 12 inches. A Corgi is long and low, but it weighs under 30 pounds, so Economy is a fit. For two Corgis from one home, Economy is $52 plus $44 for the second.
A double coat to expect on the blankets
The outer coat is medium length and straight over a dense undercoat, which blows out heavily twice a year. A bath and a brush before pick-up send less fur home. The Double Coated column is the likely cell: $45 at 16 to 25 pounds, $55 at 26 to 50 (please ask to confirm).
Herding instincts
AKC rates energy at 4 of 5, and the breed is one of the world's most popular herding dogs. A Corgi may circle or nip at moving feet. If yours does, say so, and staff will lead it in with care. The grass field gives it a place to run.
Weight and heat
Corgis are easy to overfeed, and house food is free, so write a cup amount if yours is on a diet. In the heat, the double coat does not mean thick sun is welcome. Near Dixon about 28 days a year top 100 degrees by NOAA's Vacaville normals, and the cool inside half is available.
Weight, treats and walks
A Corgi's low body makes a few extra pounds obvious. Walks are included in the nightly rate, and if your dog is on a diet, send the food in its original bag with the cups written down. Treats, farm-fresh eggs and hot dogs are on the free house menu, so tell us if yours should skip them.
Cost examples
Economy is $52 a night on the 2026 rates, 7 nights is 7 x $52, and 14 nights or more drops to $47. Two Corgis from one home are $52 plus $44. A day care visit is $38.
Meeting neighbors
Dogs see neighbors through the fence but have their own space, which suits a Corgi that likes to keep watch.