Corsengi Dog Breed Information

Posted on Aug 21, 2019, Modified : Jan 26, 2020 Zina

Breeds

Country of Origin	United States
Nicknames and Other Names	Basorgi
Scientific Name	Canis lupus familiaris
Breed Type	Crossbreed
Group	Companion dog, Hybrid
Bred For	Family Companion
Size	Medium-Sized
Recognized By	None
Life Span	10-14 Years
Ideal Weight	20-25 Pounds (male and female)
Ideal Height	11-13 Inches (male and female)
Fur Type	Short, dense, coarse
Common Colors	Black and White, Tan, Brown, Black, Brown and White, White
Markings	None
Availability	Moderately Available
Achievements	None
Suitable for Apartments	Yes
Used in World War	No
Most Similar To	Basenji Wlsh Corgi

The Corsengi is an adorable mix of Basenji and Welsh Corgi which’s exact origin is unknown. It got mixed temperament from both of the breeds which makes it unique from most of the breeds out there.

It is a medium-sized dog that can obtain physical appearance and character from both of its parents where one trait can be more than others.

Corsengi might have a curly tail like that of Basenji or straight like Welsh Corgi. They can either have long legs like Basenji or short like Welsh Corgi. The muzzle is usually pointed and ears are upright.

Temperament, Behavior, and Personality

Temperament: The temperament of the Corsengi is active, alert, and devoted. They are very alert about the activities going on in the area and makes a good watchdog. They are active and need a good amount of regular exercise.

Behavior: Corsengi is very devoted to its people and thrives on their love and attention. So provide them with enough attention and also activities for their mental stimulation. If they are left alone all by themselves for a long time, they will become destructive and anxious.

Personality: The personality of the Corsengi is friendly, energetic, and smart. They are quick at learning new instructions and commands, so training them is not very hard.

Is Corsengi Child-Friendly?

Corsengi is good with children but it does best in a house with older children. If you are considering keeping it in a house with small kids, supervision is necessary.

Also, teach your children to behave around them and handle them with love. Corsengi loves to play with children and is loving with them, although they do not tolerate harsh behavior.

Trainability

Training Corsengi is not a hard job to do as long as you provide them a firm and consistent leadership. Use positive methods of training as they are likely to respond to it very well. Reward them with their favorite treats and also with lots of vocal praises.

Facts

Corsengi is not recognized by any major kennel club like the American Kennel Club.
Although its exact origin is unknown, it is believed to be originated in the United States with other designer breeds.

Health Issues

General Health	Healthy
Common Health Issues	Hip Dysplasia, Lens Luxation, Bloat, Hypothyroidism
Hypoallergenic	No
Vaccination Required	Canine Distemper, Rabies, Leptospirosis, Canine Coronavirus, Canine Parvovirus, Canine Parainfluenza, Kennel Cough
Shedding	Low Shedder
Drooling	Low Drooler
Grooming	Minimal Grooming Required
Weight Gain Potential	Low
Separation Anxiety	Moderate Chance
Allergies	Skin Allergies
Diets and Supplements	Proteon: 20% Fat: 5% Antioxidants Fish oil Probiotics

Corsengi is generally a healthy breed but it can generate some of the hereditary health problems from its parent breeds.

Patellar Luxation: The dislocation of the kneecap of your dog is known as patellar luxation. It will cause them difficulties in walking and functioning their body. If you notice any abnormality n your dog’s gait, take it to a vet for a check-up.
Hip Dysplasia: When the hip joint of your dog is either dislocated or underdeveloped, it is called hip dysplasia. It is mostly hereditary so before getting a puppy from a breeder, check for all of its parent’s health problems.