Copper CrestPembrokesInquireOur program
Copper Crest Pembrokes is a home-raised Pembroke Welsh Corgi program in Casa Grande, Arizona. Families comparing Pembroke Welsh Corgi breeders can learn about our parent dogs, health information, and puppy placement process here. Families comparing Welsh Corgi Pembroke breeders can also see how we raise puppies and make thoughtful home matches.
How we raise them
Our puppies are raised in our home with children, other dogs, and cats. They receive regular handling, crate training, basic grooming exposure, Early Neurological Stimulation, Puppy Culture enrichment, and Volhard testing at around seven and a half weeks.
We use our knowledge of each puppy, alongside temperament testing, to help families understand the puppy they are asking about.
Meet the parents
Meet Claire and Simon, the parents currently featured in our program. Their profiles give families helpful context about the dogs behind their puppy.
Dam
Claire is a red and white Pembroke Welsh Corgi with an adorable face and a lovely, feminine physique. Her gallery is kept clear so families can simply enjoy her photos.
For families, it is useful to know that Claire is clear for DM, VWD, and EIC. We are happy to discuss the health information connected with a puppy you are interested in and answer questions about the parent dogs.
Sire
Simon is a red and white Pembroke Welsh Corgi with an affectionate nature. He can be somewhat timid in unfamiliar situations, so he responds best to a calm, patient introduction and time to become comfortable.
Families should know that a parent profile offers helpful insight, but every puppy is an individual. We spend time with each puppy as it grows and are glad to share what we observe about its confidence, handling, and day to day personality.
What families should know
Learning about the dam and sire can help you understand the care, health work, physical traits, and temperament background of a puppy. It is one part of the conversation we have with every family.
Ask us about the health screening information connected with the parent dogs and the puppy you are interested in.
Parent personalities offer useful context, while each puppy develops its own temperament through genetics, early care, and daily experience.
We share our direct observations of each available puppy so your family can make an informed, thoughtful choice.
The Copper Crest standard
Our puppies experience the ordinary sounds, handling, routines, and affection of family life from the beginning.
We introduce gentle enrichment and practical early routines that support a smoother transition into a new home.
We remain available by phone and email for the life of your dog, whenever you have a question.
The first weeks
Every puppy develops as an individual. Our role is to give each one consistent home-based care, then share the observations that help a family decide whether an available puppy may suit their household.
Puppies grow up around children, dogs, cats, regular handling, household routines, and gentle affection, rather than in a detached kennel setting.
Crate training, basic grooming exposure, enrichment, Early Neurological Stimulation, Puppy Culture activities, and Volhard testing are part of the early-care approach described for our puppies.
When you ask about an available puppy, we share what we have observed about that puppy’s handling, confidence, day-to-day personality, and current readiness.
Meet the breeder
My journey with Corgis started long before I ever thought about becoming a breeder.
I first fell in love with the breed because of their personality. Corgis have such a unique combination of intelligence, confidence, affection, and that unmistakable playful spirit. They can be incredibly silly one moment and surprisingly thoughtful the next. After bringing my first Corgi home, I quickly realized how special these dogs really are.
Over the years, I spent more and more time learning about the breed, their temperament, health, bloodlines, and what it takes to raise happy, well-adjusted puppies. Eventually, breeding became something I wanted to approach carefully and responsibly, not simply as a business, but as a way of contributing to the breed I had grown to love.
My goal has always been to raise Corgis that are healthy, confident, affectionate, and wonderful companions. Every litter is raised with individual attention, plenty of handling, and an environment where the puppies can develop into happy family dogs.
For me, breeding is about much more than having puppies. It is about putting the right puppy with the right family and staying involved even after they leave my home. I want every family who brings one of my Corgis home to feel confident that they have not only found a wonderful companion, but also someone they can turn to throughout their Corgi’s life.
There is something incredibly rewarding about watching a puppy grow from those first few weeks into a beloved member of someone’s family. That is what keeps me passionate about what I do.
Sardie Harpson
Copper Crest Pembrokes
An open conversation
Health records are not published online, but families are welcome to ask us about the parent dogs, an available puppy’s care information, and the next steps before deciding to reserve.
Ask about the health screening information connected with the parents and the health-care details listed for the puppy you are considering.
Explore health & care →We can talk through the pickup or delivery options that suit your family and the puppy you are interested in.
View delivery options →See currently available puppies, then tell us about the home you are preparing so we can answer the questions that matter to you.
View available puppies →Going home
Every Copper Crest puppy leaves with the practical care items and support a family needs for the transition home.
Our placement process
Families contact us about a puppy they are interested in. We talk about the home they are preparing and help answer questions about pickup or delivery. If a family wishes to reserve an available puppy while preparing, the holding deposit is applied to the final price.
Ask about a puppy ↗Our puppies are placed as beloved family companions.
We do not maintain a waitlist or publish upcoming litters.
Puppies leave for their new homes at eight weeks of age.
If you cannot keep your dog, contact us. We accept returns without refunds and consider rehoming requests.