We’re Ranked #3 Among the World’s Best Corgi Blogs
We have some news to share, and our tails are wagging so hard we can barely type.
We Ranked 3 - The Pembroke Welsh Corgis Blog has been named #3 on Feedspot’s list of the Best Corgi Blogs to Follow in 2026. We’re sitting right at the top of a list of the most influential corgi blogs on the internet, and we’re still a little starry-eyed about it.
What is Feedspot, and what does this ranking mean?
Feedspot is a well-known blog directory that curates “best of” lists across hundreds of niches. Its Corgi Blogs list is ranked on content relevance, subject expertise, how often a blog posts, and how fresh its content is. Blogs with the most credibility in the corgi space rank higher, and the list is refreshed regularly.
That matters, because it means this isn’t a ranking decided by one viral post or a big advertising budget. It reflects consistent, useful content published over time. For a South African breeder’s blog to land on a global podium is something we don’t take lightly.
The company we’re keeping
The list is a who’s who of the corgi world, and we’re proud to share it with:
- Willo The Corgi, a warm, practical blog full of puppy tips, pet-friendly travel ideas and corgi facts
- Southeast Corgi Rescue, an all-volunteer nonprofit that finds loving homes for rescued corgis and corgi mixes
- Welsh Corgi News, a long-running site of stories, articles and tales from corgi lovers around the world
- Stumps and Rumps, a go-to for corgi care, breed differences and even barking styles
- Marcel Le Corgi, a London-based Pembroke with a big following and a passion for adventures
Corgi lovers are a generous community, and these blogs are proof. If you’re a corgi owner, we recommend following them all. You’ll learn something from every one.
Who we are
We’re PemberDiamonds, a KUSA-registered breeder of Pembroke Welsh Corgis. Our breeding programme is built on a simple promise: healthy, well-adjusted puppies who go on to loving homes. We take real pride in the breed and in the families we match with our puppies.
Why we started this blog
A good puppy is only the beginning. Owning a corgi is a joyful experience, but it comes with its own quirks, and we wanted a place to share what we’ve learned so that no new owner feels left to figure it out alone.
Over time, our blog has become a home for the questions we hear most often:
- Choosing a puppy: what to look for in a responsible breeder, and the right questions to ask
- Puppy care: feeding, routines, socialisation and settling in
- Training: corgis are clever, energetic herding dogs, and they thrive with early, consistent guidance
- Health and wellbeing: keeping a long-bodied, short-legged breed fit, at a healthy weight and happy
- Breed knowledge: the Pembroke and Cardigan Welsh Corgi are two distinct breeds, and understanding the differences helps you choose well
What we believe about Corgis
Behind every post is a handful of beliefs we hold close:
Corgis are big dogs in small bodies. They’re intelligent, spirited and full of personality. They need mental stimulation and exercise as much as cuddles.
Responsible breeding matters. Health, temperament and honest communication with new owners come first, always.
Information should be shared freely. The more owners know, the better life is for the dogs.
Thank you
This recognition belongs to you, our readers. Every comment, email, question, share and puppy photo has shaped this blog into what it is today. Whether you’ve been reading from the start or found us last week, thank you for being part of our corgi family.
A special thank you also to the Feedspot team for putting together a list that celebrates the people who love this breed so much.
What’s next
We’re not slowing down. Expect more of the guides, tips and stories you’ve come to enjoy. And we’d love your input. What would you like us to write about next? Leave a comment below or get in touch at 072 430 1635.
If you’d like to see the full ranking and discover other great corgi blogs, you can find it on Feedspot’s Best Corgi Blogs list. Here’s to the short legs, the big ears, the fluffy bottoms, and the best community there is.
