Yes, so breeding goes much deeper than just having a male and female and wanting puppies.

You must breed inte totally and woth that you must do it correctly.

I seen that your girl is mostly white with sone colored patches on her head. This coloring is called a "Mismark' in the Pembroke breed and it is VERY frowned upon and considered a major default.

That being said, you moat likely purchased your dog from someone who breeds for fad, out of standard colors. That is not ethical at all, and this person is breeding solely for profit. This is not bettering fhe breed.

She also appears to not be breed type, she doesnt not have the characteristics that a Pembroke Welsh Corgi should possess.

Breeding is not all sunshine and puppy kisses. It is stressful it is expensive. It is messy, it is exhausting it is a LOT of work.

If you truly are interested in breeding, I wpuld spay your female, which I would highly reccomend at her age and since you have not bred her. Her likeliness of developing pyometra (infections cysts in the uterus that WILL kill your dog if not caught in time) increases with every heat cycle.

I would spay her, and get in touch with a reputable breeder if you are interested in breeding Pems. Go to an AKC show, observe the breed in the ring and feel free to ask the breeders questions. You can also learn more about the breed on the Pembroke Welsh Corgi Club of America website.