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Queen Elizabeth II in London on October 24, 2018 – James Gourley / REX / Shutterstock / SIPA
It is a pbadion that dates back to 1944. At that time, the young Elizabeth received from his parents a bitch for his 18 years. Susan, adorable corgi, was going during her life, giving birth to many puppies. Elizabeth II has adopted thirty. At the top of
her breeding career, the queen counted 13 corgis, perpetually in her paws.
Last week, Queen Elizabeth II had to say goodbye to her latest corgi. Whisper was not a descendant of Susan but the corgi of the game warden at Queen's private residence, Bill Sandrigham. Elizabeth had adopted the dog, already old, in 2016, at the death of her employee whose wife was the official "nanny" of the dogs of his majesty when she was absent.
Place to the dorgis
This is the last of the corgis that has made his last breath. In recent years, Elizabeth II decided to stop taking new dogs. A few months ago, Willow, Susan's last descendant, died. Now there are only two dogs, and not even corgis, in the entourage of the queen: Candy and Vulcan, two aging dorgis.
A few weeks ago, Elizabeth II had offered a young dog to her grandson Harry and his wife Meghan Markle a few days after their wedding. A labrador.
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