What could be cuter than one Corgi? Try two! This beloved breed has captured the hearts of many, and it’s no wonder that families often choose to bring a second Corgi into their homes. Just as the late Queen Elizabeth II knew, these little pups have a way of casting an irresistible spell!
Meet Bilbo the Corgi, whose Colorado family has fallen head-over heels for him. While they cherish their sweet 1-year-old, they recently noticed he seemed a bit lonely—even with a stay-at-home dog parent. So, they made the perfect decision: they brought home another Corgi to keep him company!
On November 2, Bilbo met his new baby sister, Padme, a tiny, heart-melting puppy. Just like The Force is strong in “Star Wars,” the love for all things fantasy is strong in Bilbo’s family. But nothing compares to the bond blossoming between these two pups.
Bilbo’s reaction to Padme is absolutely precious! Padme, barely bigger than a fluffball, clearly surprised her new big brother, who seemed a bit hesitant to get close. Bilbo’s family explained that he hadn’t been around such a young puppy for a while, but it didn’t take long for him to realize Padme was there to be his friend.
One commenter on the video, @winston_pookie, noticed the tender way Bilbo pulled his ears back as he approached his new sister: “His ears went back instantly! I love them.” This sweet body language shows just how gentle and welcoming Bilbo felt. When dogs pull their ears back, it can mean many things, from friendliness to shyness. But in Bilbo’s case, it was pure kindness, showing his little sister that he was no threat.
When to Consider a Second Dog for Your Family
This heartwarming interaction left viewers swooning—and even inspired some to consider adding a second dog to their own families! But when is the right time to get another dog?
For one commenter, @cyncmail, the decision has been weighing on her mind. “I want to get one more dog for mine. She’s home alone when we’re at work, and she loves to play with other dogs,” she shared. That sounds like a wonderful reason to introduce a new dog to the family, but it’s important to remember that a second pup also doubles the responsibility. While two dogs can keep each other entertained, they’ll also require double the care in feeding, walking, and overall attention.
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