Are my Corgis at a healthy weight given their high activity and diet?

I’m not a fan of a raw diet. It can harbor bacteria that can cause diarrhea in your dog, and you also can get sick from uncooked raw food. Corgis are prone to being overweight so I recommend a good quality diet dry food, with added vegetables. I love Hills metabolic diet. It’s very tasty and will help maintain his optimal weight. With added vegetables you can fill him up and give added fiber. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach to help you care for Mr. Bean.

Without seeing Buddy in person (who is very handsome by the way!), I can't say if he's overweight or not because he's a mix breed dog. They can really vary in weight depending on their build and genetics. Check out this link on checking the body condition score in dogs, and that will give you an idea if he's overweight or not. You can also discuss with his vet if they feel he's overweight. I hope this helps! https://www.wsava.org/WSAVA/media/Arpita-and-Emma-editorial/Body-Condition-Score-Dog.pdf

Loki actually looks like he's a nice healthy weight! He has a very noticeable "abdominal tuck" just behind his ribcage, which is a good sign. As long as his waistline is visible from the top as well, and you can feel his ribs fairly easily when you run your hands over his sides, I wouldn't worry - he looks great on his current diet to me :)

Yes this sounds normal for growing puppies. Please be careful not to overfeed them as corgis tend to get very overweight and it is not good for their backs. Just because they "act" hungry doesn't mean you should feed them. Hope this helps. Best wishes.

Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! Being lean is not always a concern. A good body condition is based on muscle mass and palpation of the body, not a number on a scale. You should be able to feel her ribs while standing without pushing hard and she should have an hour glass waist from the sides and top of her body. She should also have good muscle definition in her chest and limbs. Make sure you are feeding what the bag of food says for her daily amount based on her weight. Make sure your vet tests for intestinal parasites so they are not consuming her calories. I hope this helps! Kisses to Soska!

Fully grown, a male corgi should weight between 24-30lbs, so at 8 months, as he is not fully grown, Rockett should be around 18-20lbs. As for feeding him, I would feed him the daily amount according to the package instructions on the label of his food, and divide it into two meals.

I agree with you. She is very underweight. This is very abnormal. I strongly recommend you get her to a vet for an exam. Hopefully this problem is due to something easy like worms but I am very worried it is more serious like an underlying congenital problem with her liver and/or kidneys. Please, get her to a vet. This is not a simple instance of her just needing to eat more or eat supplements. Hope this helps. If you have more questions you can always opt for a private consultation where we can chat back and forth. That way you can ask as many questions as you'd like. Best wishes.