ExhibitUndercoat Rake
A two-sided brush that reaches the undercoat where the real shedding is manufactured.
“Will not stop the shedding. Will move a startling amount of it into a pile you can see.”
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Field-tested · Corgi-reviewed
The Bureau does not sell anything. We document what works. Each item below is scored for effectiveness (does it help with the problem) and corgi approval (will the corgi permit it), because both matter and they rarely agree.
ExhibitA two-sided brush that reaches the undercoat where the real shedding is manufactured.
“Will not stop the shedding. Will move a startling amount of it into a pile you can see.”
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ExhibitPressure-activated gel mat. No power, no water, no arguments.
“The only object the Bureau has observed a corgi choose over the couch.”
ExhibitConverts between steps and a ramp so the long back has a way up and, more importantly, down.
“Essential. The corgi will ignore it for three weeks and then use it forever.”
ExhibitMemory foam cut to corgi proportions: long, low, and washable.
“Excellent bed. The corgi will sleep beside it on the floor about half the time.”
ExhibitTiny, soft, and measurable. The currency in which all corgi negotiations are settled.
“The single most effective tool in this guide. Keep them counted.”
ExhibitCut long in the body and short in the leg, with a belly strap that actually reaches.
“Keeps the corgi dry. Does not make the corgi want to go outside.”
ExhibitSliders, flaps, and compartments. Difficulty rated 'advanced' by people who have not met a corgi.
“Buys you about four minutes of peace per fill. Rotate models to extend.”
ExhibitA small-headed brush, enzymatic toothpaste, and wipes for the nights you lose the argument.
“The toothpaste is the treat. The brush is the price of the treat.”
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ExhibitHammock-style cover with side flaps, so the fur is contained to one washable rectangle.
“The highest fur-per-dollar return in the Bureau's records.”
ExhibitRaised just enough for a corgi's neck, with a non-slip base for the enthusiastic eater.
“Improves posture. Does nothing about the speed.”
ExhibitGentle, constant pressure around the torso. Like a hug that does not need to be renewed.
“Genuinely helps on storm nights. Put it on early.”
ExhibitJumps, a tunnel, and weave poles, all set to a height a corgi can clear with dignity.
“Exercises the body and the brain. The tunnel will be slept in.”
ExhibitA non-slip surface at working height, with a grooming arm so nobody wanders off.
“For the committed. The corgi will regard it as a small scaffold of betrayal.”
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