Designating the Corgi as the official state dog.

HCR 32 designates the Corgi (specifically recognizing both Pembroke and Cardigan Welsh Corgi breeds) as Oregon's official state dog. This symbolic resolution, which has no regulatory or financial impact, adds the Corgi to Oregon's list of official state emblems alongside the state animal, fish, and songbird. The bill cites the breed's heritage, Queen Elizabeth II's association with Corgis, and local events like the Corgi Beach Takeover as reasons for the designation. It does not create new laws or affect any residents, businesses, or government programs.