A vector illustration of a Corgi sitting on its hind legs.
A vector illustration of a Corgi sitting on its hind legs. A digital vector design featuring a corgi in a seated position. A detailed illustration of a sitting corgi dog from the front, suitable for vector art and commercial or personal use. An illustration of a corgi in a sitting position.
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