The Queen loves dogs and can be said to regard dogs as family. Wherever they went, the dogs were on luxury yachts, on the Queen's planes, and with the Queen's footsteps they traveled the world, Charles III and his younger siblings did not necessarily have this treatment.
Prince Philip also ate dry vinegar for this reason, saying that he and the queen had a honeymoon and that his wife would bring a dog. It can be seen how happy the dogs who are queens are. Not only will it not tie you, but it will also take you all over the world. Honeymoon doesn't bother you.
Even the diet of dogs is of the royal level. There are special servants to serve, the ingredients are also the best chicken breast, steak, rabbit meat, the utensils for storing the ingredients or the authoritarian silver bowl, sterilization and disinfection, to maintain hygiene.
When it came to the feeding session, it was the Queen herself. The queen will pour another layer of gravy and spices on the food, and the dogs are ready to go, raise their necks and look directly at the queen, and as the queen issues a familiar password, the dogs will rush up and enjoy the meal in their own silver bowls.
The Queen loved her dogs so much that one of the dogs was bitten to death by her daughter Princess Anne's bull terrier, and the Queen immediately felt "catastrophically hit" and did not speak to her daughter for several months. In December 2020, 13-year-old Vulcan left, and the queen also cancelled her trip plans to give her dog a mourning.
The queen loves dogs, and her favorite is the corgi. Ever since the Queen received a Corgi at the age of 18 and named it "Susan", the Queen's love for the Corgi and Susan has become incomparable.
Susan accompanied the queen for 15 years, witnessed the queen get married, ascended the throne, became pregnant and had children, and also witnessed the childhood and adolescence of the princes and princesses. And the 15 years of the queen from the age of 18 to the age of 33, the 15 years of the most youthful and prosperous, have also passed in the company of Susan.
After Susan's death, the Queen's grief was evident. The Queen erected a monument to Susan.
But this was not enough to soothe the Queen's grief, and for the sake of remembrance and for the sake of healing, the Corgi dogs raised after the Queen were almost all descendants of Susan. By 2018, Susan's descendants were more than a dozen generations.
In 2015, the queen was 89 years old, and the royal family members and staff around her were worried that the queen was tripped by her own dog, and the queen herself was afraid of leaving the puppy unattended after her death.
When the queen died, in addition to the visit of relatives and friends, the two small corgi dogs "Sandy" and "Miko" raised before her death, also sent the queen the last ride with the help of the royal servants and took one last look at the queen.
Can a queen who loves dogs so much not love people? The Queen has always appeared in the public eye as a kind and kind image, and the infection of affinity is the reason why people generally miss her.
From this and the other, to the goodwill queen!
