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image - Queen Elizabeth’s Beloved Corgis Will Live With The Duke and Duchess of York

It is no secret that Queen Elizabeth II loved corgis and saw them as family. Throughout her life she owned over 30 and one or two were always by her side – right until the very end. It appears that her love of the short-legged breed has been passed down.

On September 8th, Her Majesty passed away peacefully at the age of 96 and left behind four beloved dogs – two corgis (Muick and Sandy), a dorgi (a Corgi-Dachshund mix named Candy) and a cocker spaniel named “Lissy” after the Queen.

The Duke of York – Prince Andrew- and his ex-wife Duchess of York- Sarah Ferguson- have stepped up to adopt Muick, Sandy, and most likely Candy and bring them home to the Royal Lodge in Windsor.

Although the couple is divorced, they still share a home, and both adore corgis.

Muick and Sandy were gifted by Prince Andrew to the Queen last year after the passing of Prince Phillip. They were always given the royal treatment, which even included Her Majesty preparing their meals from time to time.

Daily Mail shares that Prince Andrew and his eldest daughter Princess Beatrice have been walking the dogs for the past few months.

Duchess Sarah recently reconnected with the Queen and shared her heartbreak over her death on Twitter. She posted, “I will miss her more than words can express.”

The two became close over their love of dogs and horses. The Duchess fondly remembers chats with the Queen as they strolled in the gardens with the dogs.

She went on to say, “To me, she was the most incredible mother-in-law and friend. I will always be grateful to her for the generosity she showed me in remaining close to me even after my divorce.”

As for Lissy, she is currently living with her trainer, and it has yet to be decided who will adopt her.

Find out more about the funeral and other ways to pay tribute to the Queen here.

See the Queen in all her glory alongside her best friends in the video below.

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Source: The Animal Rescue Site Blog