They have become an iconic part of the British monarchy thanks to Queen Elizabeth II - and it all started from her childhood.
The Queen's fascination with corgis began when she was just a girl living at 145 Piccadilly, London, UK with her parents and sister, Princess Margaret.
Her father, King George VI, gifted his daughters a Pembrokeshire Welsh corgi in 1933 - and the pooch quickly stole the future Queen's heart.