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Corgi breeders in Maryland

Compare 4 breeder profiles using their published details and dated sources.

Breeder profiles
4
Pembroke
2
Cardigan
2

Most recent source check: Nov 8, 2026. A breeder may list both breeds.

Published locations (3)

Clements · Cordova · North East

Breeder profiles

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4 of 4 breeders

Clements, MD

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Pembroke

Farmstead's Puppy Paradise

Clements, MD

Raising
Puppies are born and raised on the family farm in Clements, Maryland.
Support
The breeder states that it offers lifetime breeder support and a two-year congenital/hereditary health warranty, subject to its written terms.

Sources last checked Nov 8, 2026

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Raising information
2 of 4 profiles have a source-linked detail
Owner support
1 of 4 profiles have a source-linked detail
Contact link
4 of 4 profiles have a source-linked detail

Pembroke or Cardigan?

Two distinct Welsh herding breeds.

Illustrative breed examples, not breeders’ dogs. Don’t identify a breed by its tail alone.

Breed clubs & rescue

Outside our coverage area? Start with these official club directories and rescue groups.

RescueCardigan

Cardigan Welsh Corgi National Rescue Trust

Adoption & surrender

United States & Canada

Explore the Trust’s Cardigan adoption and surrender process.

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Breeders & clubsCardigan

Cardigan Welsh Corgi Club of America

Breeders directory

United States · breeders by region

Explore the national parent club’s regional breeder directory. Contact listed members directly about their programs.

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A little homework. A lifelong friend.

Before you choose.

  • Ask for documented parent health testing
  • Talk about temperament and your daily routine
  • Understand the contract and lifetime support
  • Meet the breeder; don’t rush a deposit
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How do I find Corgi breeders near me?

Start with a regional breed club or a national member directory. Our location filter keeps nationwide referral resources available, even when we don’t have a local club listed. It does not measure distance or show nearby available puppies.

What should I ask a breeder?

Ask to see breed-appropriate health-testing results for the parents, discuss temperament and socialization, and read the contract and return policy. A good conversation goes both ways: expect questions about your home, too.

Pembroke or Cardigan: what’s the difference?

They are separate breeds with different histories and builds. Pembrokes tend to be lighter with more pointed ears; Cardigans tend to be sturdier with rounder ears. Look at the whole dog—not just the tail—and ask about the individual dog’s temperament.

Can I adopt a Corgi?

Yes—breed rescue organizations can explain their adoption process and placement criteria. Dogs and ages vary; a rescue connection is not a promise that a puppy is available.

How much do Corgi puppies cost?

There is no single price. A breeder’s program, health testing, location and what is included can affect cost. Ask for a written breakdown and plan for ongoing veterinary care, food, training and insurance. This directory does not list puppy prices.

Listing is not endorsement, verification or a health guarantee. Facts are summarized from the linked public sources on the dates shown; confirm everything directly with the breeder. © 2026 CorgiPuppies.com