The royal corgis could be moved out of Buckingham Palace to live with Prince Andrew following Queen Elizabeth II's death. While the late Queen was known for her love of the short-legged dogs, King Charles has never adopted his mother's admiration for the breed.
Instead, he has always shown an interest towards Jack Russells and currently own two, Bluebell and Beth, with Queen Camilla. The royal couples' dogs will likely move into Buckingham Palace as he takes the throne at aged 73. Royal biographer, Ingrid Seward, suggested the Queen's beloved pets will likely move in with Prince Andrew at his £30 million regal residence, Royal Lodge in Windsor.
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