Queen Elizabeth II was a dedicated animal lover and owned countless dogs, including more than 30 corgis, during her long life. Between Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle and Balmoral Castle, the royal corgis lived a pampered life of luxury - including tailored food menus to specially-made gravy and of course, constant love and companionship.
After the Queen's two remaining corgis, Sandy and Muick, heartbreakingly said their final goodbyes to the late monarch's coffin in Windsor yesterday, we look back at the treasured relationship and home Her Majesty shared with her dogs. From their VIP bedtimes to luxurious travel and the historical family tree that dated back decades of years.
