When Queen Elizabeth II died in 2022, she left behind some beloved dogs. And those dogs have long been considered iconic members of the royal family. When she passed away, the Corgis she left behind went to the Duke and Duchess of York.
This means that Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson are responsible for Queen Elizabeth’s dogs. And it turns out that Ferguson has really embraced being one of the people taking care of the queen‘s Corgis.
According to People Magazine, on May 14, Sarah Ferguson revealed some interesting thoughts about the late queen’s dogs. Specifically she shared, “I have her Corgis, so every morning they come in and go, ‘Woof, woof’ and all that and I’m sure it’s her talking to me. The real thing is that I had the greatest honor to be her daughter-in-law. You know that’s really huge.”
Sarah Ferguson shares her thoughts on taking care of the queens Corgis
No matter what happened in her relationship with Prince Andrew, it is quite clear that Sarah Ferguson had a deep respect and love for her late mother-in-law. And it is so wonderful to see her talking about taking care of the Corgis that the queen loved so much.
There is no denying that fans of the late queen want to know what’s going on with her dogs. They were such a symbol of the queen, and her love of this dog breed gave the Corgi a level of popularity that resonated with many dog lovers. Many people went out of their way to own this particular dog breed, in part because of Queen Elizabeth. So of course, her Corgis are icons. And we wanna know how they are living their best lives. So hearing from Sarah Ferguson brings a smile to our face. And we really love that she is finding a way to stay connected to Queen Elizabeth, even after her passing, thanks to her dogs.