3F Farms- Pembroke Welsh Corgis and Irish Wolfhounds

Maggie is a striking black-headed tri Pembroke Welsh Corgi with a natural athletic build and an eagerness to work. True to her “one-type” nature, she bonds deeply with a single person, becoming their steadfast and loyal companion. She’s affectionate and enjoys being close, but in a calm, unobtrusive way—happy to tag along and be by your side without demanding constant attention. As a mother, she’s attentive and gentle, consistently producing puppies with wonderful temperaments. Her offspring tend to be quiet, well-mannered, and easy to live with, making them excellent companions for both active homes and those looking for a calmer dog.

Gidget is the kind of Corgi that quietly wins you over. She may be more reserved by nature, but beneath that gentle, thoughtful demeanor is an incredibly sweet and agreeable girl who truly embodies what the breed is meant to be. Structurally, Gidget fits the Pembroke Welsh Corgi standard beautifully. She has balanced proportions, correct movement, and a classic, soft expression that draws your eye without demanding attention. She’s not flashy or over-the-top, but she is correct, purposeful, and elegant in a very natural way. Temperament-wise, Gidget is calm, affectionate, and deeply people-oriented once she feels comfortable. She’s the dog that watches, learns, and connects quietly. Her sensitivity makes her especially intuitive and easy to live with.We’re especially excited to see Gidget step into motherhood. Her gentle nature, patience, and agreeable personality are exactly what we value in a dam, and we anticipate her passing on steady temperaments, sweetness, and sound structure to her puppies. Gidget represents the heart of our program: thoughtful breeding, correct Corgis, and dogs who make exceptional companions as well as strong foundations for the future.

Rooster is a Corgi through and through — a true working-minded dog with the heart of a family companion. If he could spend all day moving cattle and still come home ready for more, he absolutely would. He has that natural herding instinct you don’t have to manufacture: confident, forward, and purposeful, with effortless, ground-covering movement. What makes Rooster special is how well he balances drive with temperament. He is a goer and always ready to work, yet he remains incredibly mild-mannered and steady. Around the kids, he’s gentle, tolerant, and deeply affectionate. He’s the kind of dog that can switch seamlessly from job mode to family mode without missing a beat. To know Rooster is to love Rooster. He has a way of winning people over without trying — loyal, intuitive, and endlessly lovable. He wants to be part of everything you’re doing, whether that’s working livestock or relaxing at the end of the day. Structurally, Rooster moves easily and efficiently, exactly as the breed was intended. That correct movement and athleticism consistently show up in his puppies, along with his herding instincts and easy, agreeable nature. His offspring tend to be confident, capable, and intuitive — dogs that want to work but are just as happy being active family companions.

Babe is a female Pembroke Welsh Corgi over 5 years old. Carefully selected as a great representative of her breed, Sierra decided to make her part of their program. Sierra has passed Good Dog’s screening process, which involved a review of their breeding practices, environment, and the mental and physical health of their dogs.

Oonagh is a female Irish Wolfhound about 4 years old. Carefully selected as a great representative of her breed, Sierra decided to make her part of their program. Sierra has passed Good Dog’s screening process, which involved a review of their breeding practices, environment, and the mental and physical health of their dogs.

Buddy is a sable Pembroke Welsh Corgi with champions on both sides of his pedigree and generations of health-tested dogs behind him. He’s the definition of a good boy—sweet-natured, loyal, and always happy to tag along for whatever the day brings. With a gentle temperament and an easygoing personality, Buddy is the kind of dog that wins hearts everywhere he goes. He’ll be available to approved females starting March 2026. While he hasn’t sired any litters yet, his structure, pedigree, and personality set the stage for a promising future.

Bea is a female Pembroke Welsh Corgi. Carefully selected as a great representative of her breed, Sierra decided to make her part of their program. Sierra has passed Good Dog’s screening process, which involved a review of their breeding practices, environment, and the mental and physical health of their dogs.