Corgi puppies for sale
in Pennsylvania.

East or west

Should you meet the flight in
Philadelphia or Pittsburgh?

The right airport depends on which end of the state you live in. Philadelphia International (PHL) suits the eastern half, from Lancaster County up through the Lehigh Valley. Pittsburgh International (PIT) suits the west, from Erie down to the West Virginia line. Both have nonstop service from Phoenix, so a puppy can usually make the whole trip without changing planes.

If you have been searching for Corgi puppies for sale in Philadelphia or Pittsburgh, that is the short version: you are one flight from us. Harrisburg and Allentown have airports of their own, but from Phoenix they usually mean a connection, which adds hours to a young puppy's day. A longer drive after a nonstop is nearly always the kinder choice.

Arizona to Pennsylvania

How does a puppy get
to Pennsylvania?

Every puppy grows up in our house in Casa Grande, and Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX) is about an hour up the road. The nonstop to Philadelphia or Pittsburgh takes between four and four and a half hours. By car it would be about thirty hours to Pittsburgh and thirty-four to Philadelphia, which is why we usually suggest the flight.

On a flight nanny trip, someone we trust keeps your puppy in a carrier in the cabin and hands them to you at your airport the same day. A ground transport trip lasts two to three days, with USDA certified drivers sending photos along the way. You can also collect in Casa Grande, or meet us at an Arizona airport for $100.

Travel is priced on its own once a puppy is reserved, and it never comes out of the $850. Read how each travel option works.

Winter in Pennsylvania

What does a winter
handoff look like?

A puppy raised in the Arizona sun has never felt a Pennsylvania January, and that is fine as long as the cold lasts minutes rather than hours. If two of you come to the airport, one takes the handoff inside while the other brings a warm car to the arrivals curb. Drape a blanket over the carrier for the walk out.

Snow on the Turnpike or on I-80 through the mountains can turn a two hour drive home into four. In winter we choose a flight that lands with plenty of daylight left, and if a storm is forecast for the travel day, we move the date rather than have you driving a new puppy home through it.

Early potty trips will be short and probably reluctant. Clear a small patch close to the door and use the same spot every time.

Settling in

How do you help a new
puppy settle in?

Keep the first day quiet: water in the car, a small meal at home and an early night. Stay on the food we send with your puppy for the first week or two before changing anything.

Corgis are quick learners, and that cuts both ways, so start the habits you want to keep on the first evening: outside after every nap and meal, and training in short bursts.

Your puppy arrives with a veterinary exam, vaccines for their age, deworming, health records and a one year health guarantee set out in your contract. Book your own vet visit in the first week, and call or email us whenever a question comes up. See what goes home with every puppy.

We plan trips for families in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown, Erie, Reading, Scranton, Lancaster, Bethlehem, Harrisburg, State College and the towns in between.

Geography first

East, west or in between?

For Pennsylvania the real question is which end of the state you are in. Tell us where you live when you inquire, and the airport, the flight and the drive home get planned around that.