Here’s where Queen Elizabeth II’s dogs will go

Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8, 2022. In her life, the sovereign loved dogs, especially the Corgi. The day of her disappearance, the English royal still possessed two and there were many uncertainties about the future of these four legs.

But now the news is certain: i corgi of the Queen Elizabeth II they found one new house. Muick e Sandy they will go to live with the Prince Andrew.

Prince Andrew at the origin of everything

Often presented as the “favorite son“of the queen, it was this same son who had them given the two dogs a few months away.
Muick was offered to Prince Harry’s grandmother to brighten up her daily life during the lockdown in early 2021 and to comfort her over the disappearance of her husband, Prince Philip. The little dog had been brought by Elizabeth II at the same time as another dog named Fergus.

A puppy died at five months

Unfortunately, the dog Fergus died at the age of 5 months, leaving the Queen to face a new loss soon after that of her husband.
Following this untimely death, Andrea and the princesses Beatrice and Eugenia then presented them, Sandyon the occasion of his 95th birthday.

In total, Queen Elizabeth II will have bred no less than 14 generations of corgi. And now she can rest in peace, knowing that her beloved son will take care of her beloved four-legged.