The Dorgi is a crossbreed between a Dachshund and a Corgi. It typically has a long body, short legs, and a friendly demeanor. Known for its playful and social nature, the Dorgi enjoys companionship and is often energetic. Its coat can vary in color, often reflecting the parent breeds.

The Dorgi is a hybrid breed, a cross between a Dachshund and a Pembroke Welsh Corgi. As such, it does not have a native region in the wild. Both parent breeds originate from Europe, with the Dachshund hailing from Germany and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi from Wales, UK.

Dorgis, being domestic dogs, are typically found in human-inhabited environments. They are adaptable to various living conditions, ranging from apartments to houses with yards. They thrive in moderate climates and require regular exercise and engagement.

As a domesticated hybrid breed, Dorgis do not have a specific ecological niche in the wild. They serve primarily as companion animals, with roles that may include family pets, watchdogs, and participation in activities like agility or obedience training. Their ecological role is intertwined with human society, relying on humans for shelter, food, and care.