They have become an iconic part of the British monarchy thanks to Queen Elizabeth II - and have inspired many to become dog owners.
Corgis and dorgis, a cross between a corgi and a dachshund, have been mixing with the royals since 1933, when the family first welcomed a Pembrokeshire Welsh Corgi.
The dog, who was renamed Duke from Dookie, is said to have sparked the Queen's love for dogs, as she has gone on to own at least 30 in her time.
