As we all know, Queen Elizabeth II of England has a great love for corgis, since she received the first corgi Susan on her 18th birthday, the queen has been constantly raising this small short-legged dog, as described in the cartoon "The Queen's Corgi", corgi dogs have a pivotal position in the palace, they will run to the queen's room in the morning, and then eat bread and jam with her, in addition to enjoying a special dinner every day, rather than using dog food like ordinary pet dogs.
The Queen had 30 corgis until her last Corgi died last October, when the Queen vowed never to have a new pet dog because she felt she was too old, accompanied by only a Dorgi named Candy, a combination of corgi and dachshund.
Although the queen did not want to have a new pet dog, there were still puppies as gifts to her, and the queen gladly accepted, in the words of palace insiders, the queen's life is inseparable from pet dogs. However, according to the news of the "Sun" on May 18, one of the two Durki dogs sent to the queen's side, named Fergus (named after the queen's uncle Fergus Bos-Leon), died, only 5 months old.
According to the report, the blow to the queen was huge, and the original puppy was sent to her mother as a gift by her second son, Prince Andrew, so that she could accompany the queen to relieve her boredom during the days when her father, Prince Philip, was hospitalized due to illness. But what no one expected was that not only did Prince Philip die shortly after being discharged from the hospital, but the puppy Fergus also left, and the pain of the elderly queen can be imagined, which can really be said to be the old wound to heal, and the new wound to come. And Prince Andrew also had some feelings of trying to please, originally wanting to make his mother happy, but he brought more sadness.
Although the Queen had her first corgi on her 18th birthday, she has had a preference for this dog since she was a child, as can be seen in many photos. Her late husband, Prince Philip, was a lover of Labrador dogs, while her daughter, Princess Anne, loved pit bulls.
This is a group photo of the queen and her original remaining Durgi dog, Canty, last year, and the elderly Canty appeared on the queen's lap in a sedan.