The Royal Family has been experiencing a bit of puppy fever over the past year, with King Charles, Queen Camilla and the Prince and Princess of Wales all welcoming new dogs into their homes. Queen Camilla was the first to start the puppy craze after her beloved Jack Russell terrier, Beth, died in 2024 and she adopted a new mixed-breed dog named Moley in early 2025. And The King was soon to follow, bringing an Italian truffle-hunting dog, Snuff, into the family shortly after, joining their rescue dog, Bluebell. But it turns out that like Queen Elizabeth's corgis, their trio of royal dogs can be quite the handful, as King Charles explained to French president Emmanuel Macron during his visit to Windsor Castle on July 8.
According to lip reader Nicola Hickling, speaking on behalf of Prime Casino, King Charles told Macron that Snuff, Moley and Bluebell can be a noisy group. "If you so much as cough, they start to bark, it may disturb your peace," The King said, per Hickling.
