Fundamental 5 Rules and Boundaries Weekend Workshop - RSVP Required
Apr
27
to Apr 28

Fundamental 5 Rules and Boundaries Weekend Workshop - RSVP Required

Are you experiencing behavioral issues or considering surrendering your corgi? QBSDR is making the transition from INTERVENTION to PREVENTION by providing a safe environment to gain tools, knowledge, and information in order to set up both you and your doggo for success! QBSDR’s philosophy and methodology is relationship-based balanced training to cultivate a healthy relationship of TRUST and RESPECT between you and your dog. At the end of this workshop, we hope that you feel empowered and ready to work through the issues you are experiencing to keep your beloved corgi.

During the hands-on, two-day workshop (Saturday + Sunday, 9am-5pm, includes break for lunch) you and your corgi will learn the Fundamental 5 Rules and Boundaries that we implement for every single dog that comes through our rescue. Corgis are a working breed and need structure in their lives to thrive. Consistency is key so we do recommend all members in the household attend.

1) Doorway boundaries (polite wait at door)
2) Crate training
3) Polite wait for food
4) Structured, loose-leash walk
5) Reinforce calm behavior (this will also include the “place” command)

If your dog is showing signs of dog or human aggression, we ask that you take the time to muzzle train prior to attending to keep everyone safe. We suggest a Baskerville Ultra basket muzzle (size 2 for standard/smaller corgis, size 3 for larger corgis). This muzzle is readily available at most pet stores and online. We are happy to talk you through the muzzle-training process, just reach out and we’ll set up a time for a call.

DAYS + TIME: Saturday + Sunday, 9am - 5pm (one hour for lunch)
LOCATION: QBSDR facility in Acton, CA (address will be provided upon RSVP)
SUGGESTED MINIMUM DONATION: $200 per household (check, PayPal, Venmo, website donation)

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: We require proof your dog is up to date on vaccinations (specifically rabies). To further keep all parties safe, if you are feeling ill or were recently exposed to Covid, please test prior to attending.

This workshop takes place outdoors at our facility in Acton, CA and may be postponed due to inclement weather.

If you are interested in attending a future workshop, please email info@qbsdr.org for more information.

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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)
May
4
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE BACK TO 9AM START TIMES FOR OUR HIKES

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Community Sanctuary Clean Up Day🐾🐾
May
5
9:00 AM09:00

Community Sanctuary Clean Up Day🐾🐾

🐾 Hey you! With the human paws! We need your help! 🐾

With Springtime comes spring yard cleaning! We’re reaching out for your support! If you’re free this weekend and looking for a way to give back, join us this Sunday, April 14, for our Community Sanctuary Clean Up Day at QBSDR ranch! 🐶

We’re tacking those pesky foxtails and weeds in the yards to ensure our furry friends have a safe and clean environment to play and relax! This also helps us get ahead of fire season which is right around the corner.

As the demand for our sanctuary upkeep rises, so does the need for helping hands (especially since our dogs are only qualified for supervising!) 🤲 Let’s unite as the #StumpySquad and make a paw-sitive impact together!

🐾🐾Please submit a volunteer application and send an email to info@qbsdr.org so we can prioritize reviewing your app. Let’s get to work together!🐾🐾

Located in Acton in the Antelope Valley, 1hr north of Los Angeles!📍

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Capitol Corgi Ball: Spring Fling at Drake's the Barn (Sacramento)
May
11
10:00 AM10:00

Capitol Corgi Ball: Spring Fling at Drake's the Barn (Sacramento)

Sacramento Corgi Pack’s Capitol Corgi Ball hosted by Drake's: The Barn and Sacramento Corgi Pack will be here before you know it. Be sure to sign up to volunteer and participate in activities at the event by clicking the links below! Proceeds from the event to go to Queen's Best Stumpy Dogs Rescue.

Food and drinks are available to purchase from the venue, Drake's: The Barn. This event is dog friendly! Corgis and honorary-corgis alike are expected to be on-leash during the entire event. There will be a King and Queen contest as well as Musical Canines, both of which will be on leash events. There is a dog park directly next to the venue if your doggo needs some off-leash time.

UPDATE! Drake’s Brewing has selected QBSDR to be their non-profit partner for the month of May. Support QBSDR by purchasing any packaged beer to-go (cans & bottles) ANYTIME during May, and part of your purchase will go directly to QBSDR. Be a team player and come drink for a good cause!

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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)
May
18
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE BACK TO 9AM START TIMES FOR OUR HIKES

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Fundamental 5 Rules and Boundaries Weekend Workshop - RSVP Required
May
18
to May 19

Fundamental 5 Rules and Boundaries Weekend Workshop - RSVP Required

Are you experiencing behavioral issues or considering surrendering your corgi? QBSDR is making the transition from INTERVENTION to PREVENTION by providing a safe environment to gain tools, knowledge, and information in order to set up both you and your doggo for success! QBSDR’s philosophy and methodology is relationship-based balanced training to cultivate a healthy relationship of TRUST and RESPECT between you and your dog. At the end of this workshop, we hope that you feel empowered and ready to work through the issues you are experiencing to keep your beloved corgi.

During the hands-on, two-day workshop (Saturday + Sunday, 9am-5pm, includes break for lunch) you and your corgi will learn the Fundamental 5 Rules and Boundaries that we implement for every single dog that comes through our rescue. Corgis are a working breed and need structure in their lives to thrive. Consistency is key so we do recommend all members in the household attend.

1) Doorway boundaries (polite wait at door)
2) Crate training
3) Polite wait for food
4) Structured, loose-leash walk
5) Reinforce calm behavior (this will also include the “place” command)

If your dog is showing signs of dog or human aggression, we ask that you take the time to muzzle train prior to attending to keep everyone safe. We suggest a Baskerville Ultra basket muzzle (size 2 for standard/smaller corgis, size 3 for larger corgis). This muzzle is readily available at most pet stores and online. We are happy to talk you through the muzzle-training process, just reach out and we’ll set up a time for a call.

DAYS + TIME: Saturday + Sunday, 9am - 5pm (one hour for lunch)
LOCATION: QBSDR facility in Acton, CA (address will be provided upon RSVP)
SUGGESTED MINIMUM DONATION: $200 per household (check, PayPal, Venmo, website donation)

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: We require proof your dog is up to date on vaccinations (specifically rabies). To further keep all parties safe, if you are feeling ill or were recently exposed to Covid, please test prior to attending.

This workshop takes place outdoors at our facility in Acton, CA and may be postponed due to inclement weather.

If you are interested in attending a future workshop, please email info@qbsdr.org for more information.

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Community Sanctuary Clean Up Day🐾🐾
May
25
9:00 AM09:00

Community Sanctuary Clean Up Day🐾🐾

🐾 Hey you! With the human paws! We need your help! 🐾

With Springtime comes spring yard cleaning! We’re reaching out for your support! If you’re free this weekend and looking for a way to give back, join us this Sunday, April 14, for our Community Sanctuary Clean Up Day at QBSDR ranch! 🐶

We’re tacking those pesky foxtails and weeds in the yards to ensure our furry friends have a safe and clean environment to play and relax! This also helps us get ahead of fire season which is right around the corner.

As the demand for our sanctuary upkeep rises, so does the need for helping hands (especially since our dogs are only qualified for supervising!) 🤲 Let’s unite as the #StumpySquad and make a paw-sitive impact together!

🐾🐾Please submit a volunteer application and send an email to info@qbsdr.org so we can prioritize reviewing your app. Let’s get to work together!🐾🐾

Located in Acton in the Antelope Valley, 1hr north of Los Angeles!📍

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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)
Jun
1
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Fundamental 5 Rules and Boundaries Weekend Workshop - RSVP Required
Jun
8
to Jun 9

Fundamental 5 Rules and Boundaries Weekend Workshop - RSVP Required

NOTE: We will keep an eye on the weather, but this workshop might be cancelled if the weather is too hot as Acton is a desert climate and we will be outside all day. Otherwise, this will be our last workshop until the summer heat has passed.

Are you experiencing behavioral issues or considering surrendering your corgi? QBSDR is making the transition from INTERVENTION to PREVENTION by providing a safe environment to gain tools, knowledge, and information in order to set up both you and your doggo for success! QBSDR’s philosophy and methodology is relationship-based balanced training to cultivate a healthy relationship of TRUST and RESPECT between you and your dog. At the end of this workshop, we hope that you feel empowered and ready to work through the issues you are experiencing to keep your beloved corgi.

During the hands-on, two-day workshop (Saturday + Sunday, 9am-5pm, includes break for lunch) you and your corgi will learn the Fundamental 5 Rules and Boundaries that we implement for every single dog that comes through our rescue. Corgis are a working breed and need structure in their lives to thrive. Consistency is key so we do recommend all members in the household attend.

1) Doorway boundaries (polite wait at door)
2) Crate training
3) Polite wait for food
4) Structured, loose-leash walk
5) Reinforce calm behavior (this will also include the “place” command)

If your dog is showing signs of dog or human aggression, we ask that you take the time to muzzle train prior to attending to keep everyone safe. We suggest a Baskerville Ultra basket muzzle (size 2 for standard/smaller corgis, size 3 for larger corgis). This muzzle is readily available at most pet stores and online. We are happy to talk you through the muzzle-training process, just reach out and we’ll set up a time for a call.

DAYS + TIME: Saturday + Sunday, 9am - 5pm (one hour for lunch)
LOCATION: QBSDR facility in Acton, CA (address will be provided upon RSVP)
SUGGESTED MINIMUM DONATION: $200 per household (check, PayPal, Venmo, website donation)

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: We require proof your dog is up to date on vaccinations (specifically rabies). To further keep all parties safe, if you are feeling ill or were recently exposed to Covid, please test prior to attending.

If you are interested in attending a this or a future workshop, please email info@qbsdr.org for more information.

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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)
Jun
15
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)
Jul
6
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)
Jul
20
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)
Apr
27
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE BACK TO 9AM START TIMES FOR OUR HIKES

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Wiggle Waggle Walk
Apr
21
8:00 AM08:00

Wiggle Waggle Walk

The Wiggle Waggle Walk & Run is Pasadena Humane’s biggest fundraiser of the year, with proceeds helping to save the lives of thousands of animals in our community with programs such as foster care, kitten nursery, animal ICU, wildlife rehabilitation, spay/neuter, adoptions, animal rescue and more. In addition to the Wiggle Waggle Walk & Run, you and your pup can stroll through our vendor village, enjoy tasty food truck treats and take part in our paw-some costume contest!

QBSDR will have a booth set up and a few dogs with us. Stop by to say hello and learn further about what we do!

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Community Sanctuary Clean Up Day🐾🐾
Apr
14
9:00 AM09:00

Community Sanctuary Clean Up Day🐾🐾

🐾 Hey you! With the human paws! We need your help! 🐾

With Springtime comes spring yard cleaning! We’re reaching out for your support! If you’re free this weekend and looking for a way to give back, join us this Sunday, April 14, for our Community Sanctuary Clean Up Day at QBSDR ranch! 🐶

We’re tacking those pesky foxtails and weeds in the yards to ensure our furry friends have a safe and clean environment to play and relax! This also helps us get ahead of fire season which is right around the corner.

As the demand for our sanctuary upkeep rises, so does the need for helping hands (especially since our dogs are only qualified for supervising!) 🤲 Let’s unite as the #StumpySquad and make a paw-sitive impact together!

🐾🐾Please submit a volunteer application and send an email to info@qbsdr.org so we can prioritize reviewing your app. Let’s get to work together!🐾🐾

Located in Acton in the Antelope Valley, 1hr north of Los Angeles!📍

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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)
Apr
13
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE BACK TO 9AM START TIMES FOR OUR HIKES

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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CORGI BEACH DAY - Spring 2024
Apr
6
10:00 AM10:00

CORGI BEACH DAY - Spring 2024

Mark your calendar, CORGI BEACH DAY is BACK- Saturday April 6th, 2024!
THE THEME FOR THIS CORGI BEACH DAY is....
COMING SOON….!!!!

We are super excited to launch brand new contests & events, new vendors & sponsors, interactive-style pet/owner #selfie stations with a special theme, along with activities and fun for all!

This festival event is FREE to the public. ALL DOGS (#honorarycorgis) AND HUMANS WELCOME.

  • EVENTS, CONTESTS & ACTIVITIES (including your favorites: Corgi Costume Contest, Limbo Contest, Best Corgi Butt and Corgi Eating Contest and MORE!)

  • PET-CENTRIC CORGI MARKETPLACE FEATURING 30+ vendors! (***NEW WIDER WALKWAYS THIS YEAR!)

  • GOURMET FOOD TRUCK PAVILION

  • PHOTO OPS and PHOTO STATIONS

  • CORGI KISSING BOOTH

  • GIVEAWAYS

  • CELEBRECORG MEET & GREETS

  • WORLD RECORD BREAKING THOUSANDS+ CORGIS IN ATTENDANCE!
    AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!!!

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS COMING EARLY MARCH!

Spring Corgi Beach Day: Saturday April 6th, 2024 (Huntington Dog Beach, CA)

Mark your calendars now for the #biggestcorgipawtyontheplanet!
We can't wait to pawty, Corgi Nation!!!!
-The So Cal Corgi Beach Day Team

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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)
Mar
16
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE BACK TO 9AM START TIMES FOR OUR HIKES

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

View Event →
Fundamental 5 Rules and Boundaries Weekend Workshop - RSVP Required
Mar
16
to Mar 17

Fundamental 5 Rules and Boundaries Weekend Workshop - RSVP Required

Are you experiencing behavioral issues or considering surrendering your corgi? QBSDR is making the transition from INTERVENTION to PREVENTION by providing a safe environment to gain tools, knowledge, and information in order to set up both you and your doggo for success! QBSDR’s philosophy and methodology is relationship-based balanced training to cultivate a healthy relationship of TRUST and RESPECT between you and your dog. At the end of this workshop, we hope that you feel empowered and ready to work through the issues you are experiencing to keep your beloved corgi.

During the hands-on, two-day workshop (Saturday + Sunday, 9am-5pm, includes break for lunch) you and your corgi will learn the Fundamental 5 Rules and Boundaries that we implement for every single dog that comes through our rescue. Corgis are a working breed and need structure in their lives to thrive. Consistency is key so we do recommend all members in the household attend.

1) Doorway boundaries (polite wait at door)
2) Crate training
3) Polite wait for food
4) Structured, loose-leash walk
5) Reinforce calm behavior (this will also include the “place” command)

If your dog is showing signs of dog or human aggression, we ask that you take the time to muzzle train prior to attending to keep everyone safe. We suggest a Baskerville Ultra basket muzzle (size 2 for standard/smaller corgis, size 3 for larger corgis). This muzzle is readily available at most pet stores and online. We are happy to talk you through the muzzle-training process, just reach out and we’ll set up a time for a call.

DAYS + TIME: Saturday + Sunday, 9am - 5pm (one hour for lunch)
LOCATION: QBSDR facility in Acton, CA (address will be provided upon RSVP)
SUGGESTED MINIMUM DONATION: $200 per household (check, PayPal, Venmo, website donation)

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: We require proof your dog is up to date on vaccinations (specifically rabies). To further keep all parties safe, if you are feeling ill or were recently exposed to Covid, please test prior to attending.

This workshop takes place outdoors at our facility in Acton, CA and may be postponed due to inclement weather.

If you are interested in attending a future workshop, please email info@qbsdr.org for more information.

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CANCELLED DUE TO RAIN!!! Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!
Mar
2
9:00 AM09:00

CANCELLED DUE TO RAIN!!! Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!

ATTENTION!!!

THE 3/2 HIKE HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO RAIN. CHECK THE CALENDAR FOR UPCOMING HIKES DATES.

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE BACK TO 9AM START TIMES FOR OUR HIKES

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

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CicLAvia Melrose Urban Hike
Feb
25
10:00 AM10:00

CicLAvia Melrose Urban Hike

  • Melrose Trading Post (Fairfax High School) (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Did y’all know that @cicLAvia isn’t just for bicyclists? Walkers, runners, skaters, roller bladers, wheelie dogs, dogs in strollers are ALL WELCOME! Join us on Sunday 2/25/24 for our FIRST EVER “urban hike,” where we’ll take an easy stroll down famed Melrose Avenue! Meet us at the entrance of Melrose Trading Post (located at Fairfax High School) for this historic walk at 10am.

At 10:15am, we’ll begin our trek from MTP to La Brea Avenue and return. It’s a 2mi loop that takes approximately 90mins. Afterwards, join us at our pop-up booth inside Melrose Trading Post, learn more about what we’re doing to help low-riders in need, and meet some of our sanctuary dogs! Furry friends and their parents will receive free admission to the MTP flea market to enjoy the remainder of the day. Mark your calendars because you won’t want to miss out on this incredible event!

For more information about the event, check out their website:

https://www.ciclavia.org/ciclavia_melrose



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Winter Corgi Nationals at Santa Anita Park
Feb
18
10:00 AM10:00

Winter Corgi Nationals at Santa Anita Park

WHEN:
Sunday February 18th, 2024- AT SANTA ANITA PARK in ARCADIA, CA. (President’s Day Weekend!)
10AM-4PM
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Join the cutest Corgis in Southern California as they take the field at Santa Anita Park, Sunday February 18th, 2024. It’s the triumphant return of Winter Corgi Nationals, and you won’t want to miss these speed demons put their paws to work at this fun family event!

This festival event features:

  • Corgi-Centric Vendor Village

  • Food & Drink

  • Pet Friendly Fun (yes, corgis welcome!)

  • Family Fun Activities

And of course, THE MAIN EVENT- CORGI RACES, all day long! With the semi-finals and FINALS taking place right on the big track!

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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)
Feb
17
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)

  • Ferndell Trail - Griffith Park (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE BACK TO 9AM START TIMES FOR OUR HIKES

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)
Feb
3
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE BACK TO 9AM START TIMES FOR OUR HIKES

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)
Jan
20
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE BACK TO 9AM START TIMES FOR OUR HIKES

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)
Jan
6
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE BACK TO 9AM START TIMES FOR OUR HIKES

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail - HOLIDAY THEMED!
Dec
23
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail - HOLIDAY THEMED!

  • Ferndell Trail - Griffith Park (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

We’d LOVE to get a festive group photo before the holiday so please come decked out in your most festive holiday gear (humans and doggos!). This will be our own little Ferndell Christmas Corgi Parade!

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)
Dec
16
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)

  • Ferndell Trail - Griffith Park (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE BACK TO 9AM START TIMES FOR OUR HIKES

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)
Dec
2
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE BACK TO 9AM START TIMES FOR OUR HIKES

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)
Nov
18
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)

  • Ferndell Trail - Griffith Park (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE BACK TO 9AM START TIMES FOR OUR HIKES

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)
Nov
4
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)

PLEASE NOTE WE ARE BACK TO 9AM START TIMES FOR OUR HIKES

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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2023 Fall Corgi Beach Day
Oct
28
10:00 AM10:00

2023 Fall Corgi Beach Day

  • Huntington Beach Dog Beach - Tower 22 (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Fall 2023 Corgi Beach Day is Saturday October 28th, 2023 at Huntington Dog Beach, the home of Corgi Beach Day!

Mark your calendar, CORGI BEACH DAY is BACK- Saturday October 28th!
THE THEME FOR THIS CORGI BEACH DAY is....
EVERYTHING HOWL-O-WEEN!

We are super excited to launch brand new contests & events, new vendors & sponsors, interactive-style pet/owner #selfie stations with a *HALLOWEEN* theme, along with activities and fun for all!

This festival event is FREE to the public. ALL DOGS (#honorarycorgis) AND HUMANS WELCOME.

  • EVENTS, CONTESTS & ACTIVITIES (including your favorites: Corgi Costume Contest, Limbo Contest, Best Corgi Butt and Corgi Eating Contest and MORE!)

  • PET-CENTRIC CORGI MARKETPLACE FEATURING 30+ vendors! (***NEW WIDER WALKWAYS THIS YEAR!)

  • GOURMET FOOD TRUCK PAVILION

  • PHOTO OPS and PHOTO STATIONS

  • CORGI KISSING BOOTH

  • GIVEAWAYS

  • CELEBRECORG MEET & GREETS

  • WORLD RECORD BREAKING THOUSANDS+ CORGIS IN ATTENDANCE!
    AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!!!

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS . MERCH and OTHER FUN SURPRISES COMING SOON!

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Hike at Griffith Park with BONUS Mini Workshop
Oct
21
8:00 AM08:00

Hike at Griffith Park with BONUS Mini Workshop

Mini Workshop topic TBD.

During the summer and early fall when it’s too hot to hold our weekend workshops in Acton, we will be changing up our hikes to include a free mini-workshop mid-hike, addressing common issues y’all experience in walks. The hike itself will begin a little earlier, at our normal meeting spot in the oval parking lot at 8am. We’ll hike down our usual route to the photo spot on Los Feliz, before heading across the street to our shaded water break area, where we’ll spend a hour on our mini workshop subject du jour. The mini workshop is open to anyone that needs it, and those that are not interested are welcome to finish up the hike while we workshop, but we hope you’ll stay to learn some new skills. Afterwards, we’ll finish up the second half of the hike while practicing those skills just learned!

As always, honorary corgs are welcome to join us. If your dog is reactive to dogs or people, this is a great space to safely work things out. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of the stop sign that is shown below. If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most. Don’t forget to wear comfy shoes and bring plenty of water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Capitol Corgi Ball at Drake's the Barn (Sacramento)
Oct
14
10:00 AM10:00

Capitol Corgi Ball at Drake's the Barn (Sacramento)

Sacramento's first ever Capitol Corgi Ball hosted by Drake's: The Barn and Sacramento Corgi Pack will be here before you know it. Be sure to sign up to volunteer and participate in activities at the event by clicking the links below! Proceeds from the event to go to Queen's Best Stumpy Dogs Rescue.

Food and drinks are available to purchase from the venue, Drake's: The Barn. This event is dog friendly! Corgis and honorary-corgis alike are expected to be on-leash during the entire event. Corgis that are signed up for the Corgi Races will be allowed off-leash during their race time and will be giving specific directions from the race coordinator both prior to the event and the day of.

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Hike at Griffith Park with BONUS Mini Workshop
Oct
7
8:00 AM08:00

Hike at Griffith Park with BONUS Mini Workshop

Mini Workshop topic TBD.

During the summer and early fall when it’s too hot to hold our weekend workshops in Acton, we will be changing up our hikes to include a free mini-workshop mid-hike, addressing common issues y’all experience in walks. The hike itself will begin a little earlier, at our normal meeting spot in the oval parking lot at 8am. We’ll hike down our usual route to the photo spot on Los Feliz, before heading across the street to our shaded water break area, where we’ll spend a hour on our mini workshop subject du jour. The mini workshop is open to anyone that needs it, and those that are not interested are welcome to finish up the hike while we workshop, but we hope you’ll stay to learn some new skills. Afterwards, we’ll finish up the second half of the hike while practicing those skills just learned!

As always, honorary corgs are welcome to join us. If your dog is reactive to dogs or people, this is a great space to safely work things out. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of the stop sign that is shown below. If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most. Don’t forget to wear comfy shoes and bring plenty of water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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NorCal Corgi Con at Alameda County Fairgrounds - Pleasanton
Sep
16
10:00 AM10:00

NorCal Corgi Con at Alameda County Fairgrounds - Pleasanton

Ready fur the largest Corgi event in Northern Corgifornia?! Come spend a day with your fluffy stumpers and celebrate all things Corgi! We will have all our derptastic events and some new surprises up our stumpy sleeves!

Corgi Con is open to everyone! Come with your Corgi, 'incorgnito' dog or just to celebrate the love of Corgis. Ticket admission is required for hoomins. Please be “poop fairies” and pick up after your own dog. Registration fur our Corgi Events are closed. We will have limited spaces available on the day of to PAWticipate. Please come early if you want to PAWticipate

Note, pets are not permitted on the Fairgrounds for any other event, this is an exclusive dog event. Hours (subject to change):

  • Saturday, September 16: 10am-5pm

Looking furward to spending the day with all our stumpy furriends! See you there!


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Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)
Sep
16
8:00 AM08:00

Hike at Griffith Park - Ferndell Trail (easy - great for seniors!)

  • Ferndell Trail - Griffith Park (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

Note: No workshop this weekend as Susan will be in NorCal for Corgi Con.

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 8am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 8:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Hike at Griffith Park with BONUS! Loose Leash + Leash Reactivity Mini Workshop
Sep
2
8:00 AM08:00

Hike at Griffith Park with BONUS! Loose Leash + Leash Reactivity Mini Workshop

  • Ferndell Trail - Griffith Park (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

During the summer when it’s too hot to hold our weekend workshops in Acton, we will be changing up our hikes to include a free mini-workshop mid-hike, addressing common issues y’all experience in walks. The hike itself will begin a little earlier, at our normal meeting spot in the oval parking lot at 8am. We’ll hike down our usual route to the photo spot on Los Feliz, before heading across the street to our shaded water break area, where we’ll spend a hour addressing leash reactivity and loose leash walking. The mini workshop is open to anyone that needs it, and those that are not interested are welcome to finish up the hike while we workshop, but we hope you’ll stay to learn some new skills. Afterwards, we’ll finish up the second half of the hike while practicing those skills just learned!

As always, honorary corgs are welcome to join us. If your dog is reactive to dogs or people, this is a great space to safely work things out. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of the stop sign that is shown below. If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most. Don’t forget to wear comfy shoes and bring plenty of water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Hike at Griffith Park with BONUS! Loose Leash + Leash Reactivity Mini Workshop
Aug
19
8:00 AM08:00

Hike at Griffith Park with BONUS! Loose Leash + Leash Reactivity Mini Workshop

During the summer when it’s too hot to hold our weekend workshops in Acton, we will be changing up our hikes to include a free mini-workshop mid-hike, addressing common issues y’all experience in walks. The hike itself will begin a little earlier, at our normal meeting spot in the oval parking lot at 8am. We’ll hike down our usual route to the photo spot on Los Feliz, before heading across the street to our shaded water break area, where we’ll spend a hour addressing leash reactivity and loose leash walking. The mini workshop is open to anyone that needs it, and those that are not interested are welcome to finish up the hike while we workshop, but we hope you’ll stay to learn some new skills. Afterwards, we’ll finish up the second half of the hike while practicing those skills just learned!

As always, honorary corgs are welcome to join us. If your dog is reactive to dogs or people, this is a great space to safely work things out. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of the stop sign that is shown below. If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most. Don’t forget to wear comfy shoes and bring plenty of water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Hike at Griffith Park with BONUS! Loose Leash + Leash Reactivity Mini Workshop
Aug
5
8:00 AM08:00

Hike at Griffith Park with BONUS! Loose Leash + Leash Reactivity Mini Workshop

During the summer when it’s too hot to hold our weekend workshops in Acton, we will be changing up our hikes to include a free mini-workshop mid-hike, addressing common issues y’all experience in walks. The hike itself will begin a little earlier, at our normal meeting spot in the oval parking lot at 8am. We’ll hike down our usual route to the photo spot on Los Feliz, before heading across the street to our shaded water break area, where we’ll spend a hour addressing leash reactivity and loose leash walking. The mini workshop is open to anyone that needs it, and those that are not interested are welcome to finish up the hike while we workshop, but we hope you’ll stay to learn some new skills. Afterwards, we’ll finish up the second half of the hike while practicing those skills just learned!

As always, honorary corgs are welcome to join us. If your dog is reactive to dogs or people, this is a great space to safely work things out. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of the stop sign that is shown below. If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most. Don’t forget to wear comfy shoes and bring plenty of water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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Hike at Griffith Park with BONUS! Loose Leash Walk Mini Workshop
Jul
15
9:00 AM09:00

Hike at Griffith Park with BONUS! Loose Leash Walk Mini Workshop

***Hike officially starts at 9am, but we will be offering a free mini workshop prior to the hike at 8am that covers an introduction to tools and loose leash walking.***

Come meet us at Griffith Park for a nice, easy 2 mile pack walk! Honorary corgis (aka non-corgis) and humans with no doggos are welcome to join us as well. If you have a dog-reactive or human-reactive dog and would like a safe space to practice walking with a pack, this is the perfect opportunity. We do suggest utilizing a muzzle if there is a chance your dog might harm another animal or human. If you need assistance with muzzle training prior to attending, don’t hesitate to reach out via email at info@qbsdr.org. If you or your dog are not used to be being around reactive dogs, please be mindful and give them space to work while we walk.

Meet us in the middle of the oval parking lot at 9am. We will wait a few minutes for everyone to park and get settled before heading to the trail head around 9:15 am. Regarding the trail itself, there is a slight incline at the start, but we take it slow so it’s perfect for seniors or those with mobility issues. If you or your corgi are unable to walk the incline, you can join the pack after the incline if you wait for us on the trail to the right of stop sign that is shown below.

If you’ve ever considered fostering or volunteering, our hikes are a great way to learn more in person about our doggos and what we need help with most.

Bring comfy shoes and water for you and your doggo. See you on the trail!

**If a hike must be cancelled for any reason, we will announce it on our social media so make certain you are following us on FB & Instagram.**

See GPS pin below for our meetup spot. We park in the oval-shaped parking lot just below the red flag. To enter this parking lot, you will need to turn left when you stop at this sign shown below.

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