How are Queen Elizabeth II's corgis doing? Sarah Ferguson shares adorable photo

The Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson has provided a heartwarming update on the corgis. She and her ex-husband Prince Andrew have been taking care of the corgis following the demise of Queen Elizabeth II. The wake of the terrible passing of our longest-reigning king last month revealed that the duo would face the dogs.

On Saturday morning, the Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson, shared a photo of herself with the two corgis playing in the sun on Instagram. She captioned the image: The gifts that keep giving.

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Since she didn't want to leave any puppies behind when she passed away, Her Majesty stopped breeding canines seven years ago.

It is said that during the previous few years, Andrew and his daughters gave her two corgis, Muick and Sandy, with the promise that they would care for them after her demise.

Duke of York Prince Andrew reportedly presented Queen Sandy in June on the occasion of Prince Philip's 100th birthday.

Queen Queen Elizabeth II acquired more than 30 corgis throughout her career; Susan, the first, was a present from her father, George VI, given to her on her 18th birthday.

While dogs may not comprehend the idea of death, according to John Smith, founder of Yappy, the pet personalization website, the canines may nonetheless sense the loss of their owner's passing.

FAQs

When did The Prince of York give Queen Sandy?
The Prince of York presented Queen Sandy in June on the occasion of Prince Philip's 100th birthday.

How many corgis did Queen Elizabeth II acquire?
The Queen acquired more than 30 corgis throughout her career.