List of Popular Corgi Mixes
The name Corgi can refer to two purebred dogs, the Cardigan Welsh Corgi and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi. They are known for their happy, playful, loyal, and fun-loving nature, alongside a streak of stubbornness. Hailing from a group of working dogs, both Corgi breeds are known for their herding instinct, which could even be seen in their crosses. The list below gives an insight into the mixes produced by combining any one of the two Corgis with other purebreds.
 1. Corgsky (Husky X Corgi) It is friendly, loyal, and gentle, inheriting the fun-loving nature of both its parents, which makes it a great family pet well-suited for all ages. |
 2. Corman Shepherd (German Shepherd x Corgi) Intelligent, smart, and easy to please, they replicate their German Shepherd parent when it comes to being loyal, protective, and dedicated. |
 Small in size, the Chigi is intelligent, playful, loving, and affectionate; often displaying the Corgi’s herding instinct and the occasional yappiness of the Chihuahua. |
 The drooping ears of the Beagle and the striped appearance of the Corgi (on the eyes and nose) make these amicable, intelligent, and loyal dogs immensely adorable. Most of them even display the strong smelling and hunting instincts of both their parents. |
 5. Corgi Pit (Pitbull x Corgi) Athletic and stocky like the Pitbull, they are loyal and intelligent, sometimes displaying Corgi-like herding instincts. |
 The Dorgis may inherit an elongated body from the Dachshund, alongside a loyal, friendly, sociable, alert, and courageous nature. |
 The Poodle’s intelligence and the Corgi’s intense alertness make the sweet-faced, playful Corgipoo immensely popular. |
 8. Borgi or Border Corgi (Border Collie x Corgi) Being a product of two herding dogs, they are a perfect working breed, possessing the wit and intellect of the Border Collie and Corgi, thus excelling as a great family dog. |
 9. Corgi Cattle (Australian Cattle Dog x Corgi) Another popular herding breed, this small-sized dog, is friendly and loyal, with the Corgi-like stubbornness displayed at times. |
 10. Cojack (Jack Russell x Corgi) Cute, friendly, intelligent, affectionate, and a little stubborn at times is what sums up the Cojack. |
 11. Boxgi or Coxer (Boxer x Corgi) Faithful, friendly, hardworking, alert, intelligent, and a perfect companion is all that the Boxgi is about. |
 12. Shigi (Shiba Inu x Corgi) They would mostly display the fox-like appearance of both parents, alongside their calm, gentle, well-mannered, and friendly disposition. They may even be easily trainable but could inherit the bossiness and stubbornness of their parents. |
 13. Corgi-Dalmatian (Corgi x Dalmatian) Regal as the Corgi and dignified as the Dalmatian, they are bold, smart, and intelligent. Some may even have the amazing color patterns of the Dalmatian. |
 14. Pembroke Sheltie (Shelti x Corgi) Medium in size, they are brave, lively, loyal, and intelligent, often inheriting the royalty and elegance of the Corgi. |
 15. Corrier (Corgi x Terrier) This is a great family dog, getting along well with other canines and also having the protective and alert instincts of both its parents. |
 16. Corgi Basset (Basset Hound x Corgi) Intelligent, alert, and versatile, the Corgi Basset is a moderately active breed responding well to training. |
 17. Shorgi (Shih-Tzu x Corgi) Being a product of the Shih-Tzu and Corgi, they are loyal and intelligent, as well as a good family and watchdogs. |
 18. Dorgi (Dachshund x Corgi) They are sociable, loyal, and friendly, being high on energy since they stem from two of the popular hunting and herding breeds. |
 19. Pembroke Cocker Corgi (Cocker Spaniel x Corgi) This is a small-sized dog, who loves to mingle with people, though often being a little stubborn. |
 20. Corillon (Papillon x Corgi) They are intelligent, sturdy affectionate, and cheerful, though training them could at times, be challenging. |
 21. Schnorgi (Schnauzer x Corgi) Cute and adorable, these intelligent dogs bond well with their masters and are a delight to train. |
 22. Corsengi (Basenji x Corgi) Friendly and graceful like the Basenji and fun-loving like the Corgi, these small-sized canines are efficient watchdogs who often display an immense amount of bravery. |
 23. Pit Bull Corgi/ Corgi Pit (Pit Bull Mastiff x Corgi) Humorous as the Pitbulls and fun-loving like the Corgi, these sweet-natured canines would make for a perfect family companion. |
 24. New Foundcorgiland (New Foundland x Corgi) These highly energetic dogs are great companions and also have strong guarding skills. |
 25. Corginees (Great Pyrenees x Corgi) Bright, independent, and active, with strong guarding skills, they maintain a reserved attitude towards strangers but bond well with their families. |
 26. Shar Corgi (Shar-Pei x Corgi) The Shar Corgi may take to the Shar-Pei in terms of its wrinkled appearance and brave demeanor and inherit the Corgi’s herding instinct. |
 27. Corgi Frise (Bichon Frise Corgi Energetic, active, outgoing, obedient, and adaptable are the adjectives that describe the Corgi Frise the best. |
 28. Bernorgi (Bernese Mountain Dog x Corgi) The Bernorgi is affectionate, intelligent, reliable, and a perfect watchdog, aware and curious of its surroundings. |
 29. Corgiranian (Pomeranian x Corgi) The loveable, friendly, sweet, and charming nature of both its parents is highly evident in the Corgiranian. These smart canines make for fabulous watchdogs and could even inherit the intense barking instincts of their parents. |
 30. Cava-Corgi (Cavalier x Corgi) Being a product of two breeds that were immensely popular with loyalty, the Cava-Corgi is likely to have a regal and elegant appeal, appropriate for first-timers. |
 31. Corpin (Corgi x Miniature Pinscher) A great family pet, the Corpin possesses strong watchdog abilities, also being alert and immensely protective. |
