The Queen of England loves Corgis, and it is estimated that she has raised at least 30 Corgis over the years. According to reports, the queen did not want to raise new dogs in her later years because she did not want to leave her dogs helpless following her death. Only a pair of corgis from Prince Andrew and his daughters, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie, were given to the Queen as an exception because Andrew promised that he would eventually be responsible for raising them, and he reportedly would Fulfilling the promise and adopting two dogs with ex-wife Sarah.
After the death of his father, Prince Philip, in 2021, Andrew and his two daughters presented two gothic dogs, Muick and Sandy, to accompany the Queen. It is reported that the two dogs brought her a lot of comfort during the Queen’s shelter in Windsor Castle earlier, and in recent months, Andrew and Beatrice have started taking the two dogs for a walk, and they seem to be prepared. In addition to Mooyk and Sandy, the Queen also has a Gorky and dachshund dog Candy (Candy), the British media said that Candy is a dog friend of Mooyk and Sandy. Sarah received, and may also be adopted by a member of the royal family. The only remaining dog left by the Queen is Lissy, a curvy dog whose whereregardings are yet to be determined. Lissie is currently living with trainers, and the new King Charles III will decide where he will go in a few weeks.
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