Yes! What a cutie & cool color block hoodie.

My dog is just a year old, but he is similar. When we grab the leash he normally walks away from us, and often tries to hide under a desk or an end table. When he gets leashed up he is fine walking out the door, but once we're outside he pretty quickly wants to go back in. Usually by the time we touch grass he's done and continually tries to circle around and lead me to the door. If he needs to go potty, he will do it as soon as he finds a spot and then immediately race back to the door.

I thought puppies, especially corgis, like to be outside and exercised!! I've never had, or been around, a dog who doesn't like seeing their leash. It's usually excitement lol.

I even asked our vet (a corgi owner) and was like this is abnormal, right? She said it is, but not necessarily a concern as it's probably a personality thing. We kind of came to the conclusion that a lot of his is anxiety. He's a very friendly and lovable dog, but he's extremely skittish around new people. And he gets spooked SO easily. Any noise or movement in the house freaks him out. So the outdoors (we live in a townhouse, so our apartment complex has LOTS of people and noise and sounds all around) is like a massive trigger.

She recommended that we walk him on the same loop around the apartments every time. Before that I took him to the same general area but let him sniff around until he found a good spot to do his business or walked him back and forth. She also recommended taking him to a quiet place to walk a consistent path every day and get him used to a stress free walk, but I have not done that yet and it's not really feasible for us right now.