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Corgi Sees Mirror for First Time

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By Sara Tan Mar 11th 2013

How would you feel if you saw yourself for the very first time and realized you were an adorable little Corgi? Would you squeal with excitement, or run in fear from cuteness overload? We're not exactly sure what this tiny Corgi pup is thinking when he meets himself in the closet door mirror, but one thing's for sure: He is totally surprised! Perhaps he thought he was a human all along. Either way, we hope he comes to terms with himself and accepts his fate as a precious little pup.

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Lisa

It's cute. But, he doesn't "see himself" he sees another dog, and he's scared of it! Which is cute! Few animals are self-aware. Humans, apes, orcas, dolphins, magpies and elephants among them.

March 11 2013 at 8:47 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

Sonni

The little Corgi got SCARED!!!!!

March 11 2013 at 7:31 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

wwwhynot

One of our little papillons saw himself in a floor to ceiling mirror when we were on vacation. He kept jumping at his image then ran around the corner into the bathroom to try to find the little guy and play with him. It was so funny to watch - he did it over and over again. Corgi's rock, too!

March 11 2013 at 6:25 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

bookamoto

Once had a mutt w body and hair like giant schnauzer but the legs of a big basset. So crazy looking we said his genes were so screwed up... We called him CORKY (like a corkscrew) No dog had a bigger heart.

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