Corgis - these funny dogs that look like loaves of bread - were actually first pets of warriors. They are around 1200 BC. It was brought to Cardiganshire (now Ceredigion), Wales, by the Celts. And now, 3000 years later, these four-legged animals continue to serve man, including endlessly amusing him. Corgis - these funny dogs that look like loaves of bread - were actually first pets of warriors. They are around 1200 BC. It was brought to Cardiganshire (now Ceredigion), Wales, by the Celts. And now, 3000 years later, these four-legged animals continue to serve man, including endlessly amusing him. Corgis - these funny dogs that look like loaves of bread - were actually first pets of warriors. They are around 1200 BC. It was brought to Cardiganshire (now Ceredigion), Wales, by the Celts. And now, 3000 years later, these four-legged animals continue to serve man, including endlessly amusing him. According to legend, once upon a time in the English forests fairies rode around on Welsh corgis. And perhaps this is true, because even now on the backs of these dogs you can see the outlines of a miniature saddle, and on the muzzle there are traces of a bridle! Ever since the children of a shepherd in Wales brought home two puppies found in the forest, these “fairytale” dogs began to help people in herding.