The origin of the name of the corn has no official version, but there are two popular theories. The main one connects him to the Welsh Cor gi, where the cor translates as "carlic," and the gi is "dog." According to other sources, "corgi" came from a modified word of cur, which means "call, watch," and ci.

A few mysterious stories are linked to the emergence of dog carlikovs from the fog Albion. According to the most common legend, the Kings donated to the people a " small people " British islands are faeces and elves that used them as pet animals. In support of this, some of the modern breeders have found traces of this tense up to today, the lights of the cream on the face and the saddle on the back. For the first time, the gift of little magical men has found two ordinary children falling on the royal lands of cows. They found a couple of little puppies, first after taking them out for small lips, and they brought them home without delay. Parents told their tips that these puppies are probably a real gift from the Wales and the fairies they put in their fairy wheels. The cheeks grew up with the kids, regularly feeding their cattle. Then there was an incredible shepherd of talent for smart dogs.

The reality of the origin of the species has a little different history. The first images of dogs that are externally similar to the Corga came from the British Celtic tribes, razors, 1, 5,000 years before the new era. Maybe they're the ones who took animals to an island where they finally formed themselves as high-quality dog shepherds. However, there is a suggestion that the Velsh Corga was living in Wales long before the Celtic tribes arrived and was then the only working dog in those areas. Some scholars suggest that the origins of breeding belong to neolitha (camenal age) when the islanders were eating seabirds, eggs and fish. In those days, such dogs were used to search for birds on the concessions and in the ravages of coastal rocks, and to hunt animals in dense artisanal and nora.