The late Queen Elizabeth had an ethereal love for animals, and corgis were one of her favorite dog breeds! What happened to these dogs after her death? Do you want to know more? Well, the Duchess of York adopted two of her famous corgis, Sandy and Muick.
The mother of Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, adopted the two dogs and tried to make them as comfortable as possible. It was in the ITV program This Morning where, on Monday’s edition, the Duchess appeared to provide an update about the Corgis.
This was an insight that is significant not only to understanding the relationship among the members of the royal families but also to people who loved the late. People worldwide are concerned about all the animals Queen Elizabeth owned and loved!
In a segment, Sarah was questioned on the future of the dogs owned by the Queen. Sarah was shown in the picture sitting with the dog expert known as “The Dogfather”! The discussion between the two was based on re-homing dogs and adopting them.
She has taken on the responsibility of making the process smoother! Sarah has confirmed that the transition system has been established. Sarah says the two dogs have settled in quite efficiently after their transition phase ended.
The Duchess of York is now 64 and lives with her ex-husband, Prince Andrew, who is 63 years old at Royal Lodge. This lodge is perfect to accommodate the two corgis, considering there are about 30 rooms in the cottage.
Apart from that, the lodge has about 21 acres of private land, which is completely secluded! The animals get free to explore and run about across the private land after the late Queen, the corgis, and other animals are taken good care of.
She has been a proud owner of 30 corgis apart from other animals such as horses and birds. She was passionate about caring for the animals and providing them with regular medical treatments.
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