Saturday October 15, 2022, Sarah Ferguson gave news of Queen Elizabeth II’s corgis. She shared several photos of the dogs by her side on her birthday.
- Muick and Sandy were Queen Elizabeth II’s last two dogs.
- The corgis were recovered by Prince Andrew after the death of the sovereign.
- Sarah Ferguson posted several snaps with Muick and Sandy on her birthday.
On Monday September 19, 2022, the United Kingdom bid farewell to Queen Elizabeth II, after 70 years of reign. A moving event where the favorite animals of the deceased had participated in order to make a last tribute to their beloved mistress. If Emma, the queen’s favorite pony, was present during the funeral procession, so was Muick and Sandy, his corgis. The two dogs had been photographed waiting patiently on the front steps of Windsor Castle, escorted by two guards.
After the death of Elizabeth II, prince andrew had announced that he would adopt the two dogs. Indeed, it was the Duke of York who had given Muick, a corgi and Fergus, a dorgi to his mother. during confinement. If Fergus had unfortunately died a few weeks after the death of Prince Philip, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie had decided to offer a second corgiSandy, to their grandmother on her 95th birthday.
Sarah Ferguson poses with Muick and Sandy for her birthday
On October 15, 2022, Sarah Ferguson celebrated her 63rd birthday. An important day for the ex-wife of Prince Andrew, who continues to live with him at the Royal Lodge, on the Windsor estate. For the occasion, the Duchess of York wanted to share multiple snapshots on his Instagram account. Photos that caused a sensation since it was displayed with Muick and Sandy.
On the six shots, Sarah Ferguson appears in the grass accompanied by the two royal doggies. “It’s a real blessing” she wrote in the caption of a photo where she shows them all his love and caress them with lots of love. In the comments, his fans delighted with this proximity and did not hesitate to comment: “The queen would be so happy“, “It’s good to see that they are taken care of so well.” or “Thank you for sharing photos of them“.
The Queen’s dogs get along well with those of Prince Andrew
At the beginning of October, Sarah Ferguson had already made a point of give news by Muick and Sandy. Indeed, she spoke in an interview with Telegram and had stated that the two corgis “get along very well” with the five norfolk terriers which she shares with Prince Andrew. She then went on to call them “well-dressed national treasures“.
Muick and Sandy therefore seem to be in very good hands and live a peaceful life. A relief for the British who had worried about what would become of the two dogs of the queen after her death. Indeed, corgis have become real stars in the United Kingdom thanks to the mother of King Charles III. She thus possessed over thirty throughout his reign.