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Dinger's Dogs

Campton, NH, 03223

Services: Puppies,Adult Dogs,Stud Service

We will always take any of our puppies or dogs back if you can no longer care for them!


Howling Hounds Corgis

Peyton, CO, 80831

Services: Puppies

AKC Registered Cardigan Welsh Corgis. We strive for healthy, loving companions. Our fur family is raised in our home and treated like family. We have a litter or two at most a year.


 
 

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