Queen Elizabeth II’s dogs have moved on from her passing

Almost 8 months after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, it has recently been confirmed that her dogs, who were her companion pets in the last years of her life, have apparently already overcome her death.

Queen Elizabeth II was an exemplary queen in the United Kingdom since her accession to the throne on February 6th, 1952, until the day of her death on September 8th, 2022, and was considered to be the woman with the longest reign in history.

She was the leading political figure of the fifty-four countries that are members of the Commonwealth of Nations, in addition to this, she was the supreme ruler of the Church of England, however, as for any person, her days on earth were not forever.

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To this day her children such as King Charles III, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Duke Edward have demonstrated with deeds how much they miss her. So do her grandchildren, Prince Harry and Prince William, who were very fond of the Queen. However, although they are not people, the animals that missed Queen Elizabeth II the most and suffered the most with her departure were her pets, two Corgi dogs.

The two pets were given by her son Prince Andrew, in order to lessen a little the sadness of losing her husband Prince Philip of Edinburgh, who said that they missed the Queen for a long time, however, it has been confirmed that today the two pets have been able to overcome the death of the Queen.

The Duchess of York has reported that the dog psychologists for the first time found that the two dogs are well and happy, as they finally lift their tails.