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Meet My Dog: Gatsby, A Corgi-Blue Heeler Mix Who Lives In Tennessee

"They say he's third cousin to the Kaiser, and second cousin to the devil"

Shayna Wood
May 13, 2020
Mississippi State University
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Meet My Dog: Gatsby, A Corgi-Blue Heeler Mix Who Lives In Tennessee
Photo by Shayna Wood
I have always loved animals but I had no idea how much joy a furry friend could bring to you until I got my sweet Gatsby. I have always wanted a Corgi or a Corgi-Mix, from the moment I saw him I knew he was the one. He is full of energy with a nice hint of laziness. He is my sidekick and I'd love to tell you a little bit about him.

About Gatsby:

  • Age: 1-Year-Old
  • Weight: 32 Pounds
  • Where they were born: Alabama
  • Favorite food: Cheerios
  • Current location: Bells, Tennessee
  • Nicknames: Gatsbaby, Zaxby, Son, Stinky
  • Best friend: His mom (duh)
  • Favorite toy: His Papa Smurf stuffed animal

5 Random Facts About Gatsby:

1. His secret hiding spot is under the bed

2. He despises my yoga mat especially when I'm working out and he can't get all my attention

3. He was named after The Great Gatsby just like our other dog Daisy

4. Will do anything for treats

5. His favorite thing to do in quarantine is look out the window and watch the cars drive by

3 Places They Love To Go With Their Human:

1. Mom's bed whenever I'm feeling lazy

2. Any outdoor walk

3. To the kitchen to earn a few treats

The Best Pictures Of Gatsby Ever Taken:





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