The Chorgi is a hybrid breed, resulting from the crossbreeding of a Chihuahua and a Corgi. This small to medium-sized dog is known for its compact and sturdy build, short legs, and expressive eyes. It often exhibits a mix of the Corgi's playful and intelligent demeanor with the Chihuahua's bold and spirited nature.

The term 'Chorgi' commonly refers to a hybrid dog breed, a mix between a Chihuahua and a Corgi. As a hybrid breed, Chorgis do not have a natural native region as they are bred by combining two distinct dog breeds. Therefore, they are not naturally found in the wild and do not have a typical geographical distribution like wild animal species.

As a domestic dog breed, Chorgis are adaptable to various home environments. They typically thrive in human-inhabited areas where they can live indoors with access to outdoor spaces for exercise. The domestic environment provides them with controlled conditions including a stable climate, regular feeding, and human companionship.

Chorgis occupy the niche of a companion animal, providing companionship and fulfilling the role of a pet in human households. They do not have a natural ecological niche in the wild but are rather adapted to living closely with humans, benefiting from the shelter, food, and care provided by their owners.