What now for the Queen’s Corgis?
Plus: A brief history of her love for the breed
The Standard · Rachelle Abbott
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Show Notes
What now for the Queen’s Corgis? And will the dog breed maintain its legacy as a Royal pet? We speak with the Evening Standard’s Ethan Croft about the Queen’s history with Corgis, and where the two she's left will live now.
Plus ex-chairman of the Welsh Corgi League Diana King explains how the Queen boosted the breed's popularity.
In this episode:
- How Queen Elizabeth fell in love with Corgis
- The one that photobombed the England rugby squad
- How the dogs joined James Bond's 2012 Olympics opening ceremony
- Why demand is so high for Corgis today
- Why you should contact the Welsh Corgi League if you want to buy a puppy
For more information on rescue Corgis, head to the Corgi Rescue website.
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