Corgis are year-round shedders, and they shed their coats in some form on a daily basis. They shed more frequently in the Summer and in the Winter. This is common with all double-coated breeds. Because most Corgis have medium length coats, their hair will be less visible than a Border Collie, who carries a longer coat.

How long does it take for a corgi to shed?

That means your corgi will “blow” their coat twice a year, in the fall and spring. These are peak shedding season that generally last 2 – 4 weeks. During this time you can expect a big increase in shedding hair, and you can help the process out by brushing your dog everyday.

How do I get my corgi to shed less?