Reported by the International Center / Wei Juncheng
▲ Queen Elizabeth II died on the 8th of this month. (Photo / flip from Facebook of the royal family)
Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom died on the 8th of this month at the age of 96. She was particularly fond of corgis and her two corgis, Muick and Sandy, were also visited by many people. Concern, British media have confirmed that Prince Andrew and ex-wife Sarah will take care of the dog’s care.
According to extensive foreign media reports, Queen Elizabeth II died on the 8th. She was 96 years old. She loved dogs and raised more than 30 dogs in her life, most of which was her first dog Susan (Susan), she has also stated publicly: “My corgis are my family”.
▲ The Queen of England loves corgi. (Photo / Associated Press / Dazhi Image)
However, the queen announced at the age of 89 that she would no longer have any new puppies due to her advanced age and the vulnerability of her puppy care. Susan’s last offspring was born on April 15, 2018. She died and was born. in 2021, Prince Philip was hospitalized due to the infection. Prince Andrew sent two corgi puppies Mick and Sandy to her queen, hoping to make her happy. At that time, the queen also made it clear that she if she died in the future, hoping that Prince Andrew will take care of the two cubs.
Indeed, it has been confirmed that these two corgis will be kept at the residence of Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah in Windsor, and the Queen has nonetheless maintained a close relationship with Sarah, even though she and Prince Andrew have divorced her. will accompany again The queen chatted and walked the dog together to continue their deep friendship, and Sarah also posted a tribute on IG on the day of the queen’s death, calling the queen “the most amazing mother-in-law and friend” and saying that she would miss it. The queen also owns Candy, a corgi dachshund mix, and Lizzy, a four-year-old corgi, though it’s unclear what the royal family has in mind for dogs.
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