Sarah Ferguson and the Queen's Corgis: A Lasting Bond

Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, has a special place in her heart for the Queen's beloved corgis. She has been known to bring gifts for the corgis during her visits to the palace.

The Queen's corgis have been a constant companion to the royal family for decades. They have been a source of comfort and joy to the Queen, who has owned more than 30 corgis during her reign.

Sarah Ferguson's love for the corgis began during her time as the Duchess of York, when she would often visit the palace with her daughters, Beatrice and Eugenie. The corgis would always greet them with excitement and affection.

The Queen's corgis have been a part of royal history, with some of them even being featured in official royal photographs and events.

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Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, has been caring for the Queen's beloved corgis, Muick and Sandy, since the late monarch's passing. They are now living at Royal Lodge with Ferguson and her ex-husband, Prince Andrew.

The corgis were originally gifted to Queen Elizabeth II by Prince Andrew during lockdown to keep her entertained. They were adopted by Ferguson and Prince Andrew after the Queen's death. Muick and Sandy have settled into their new home, and Ferguson has described them as "national treasures" who have "been taught well" by the Queen.

Ferguson has shared photos of the corgis on her Instagram, showing them enjoying their new surroundings. She has also spoken about how the corgis are getting along with the five Norfolk terriers they already own, saying "They all balance out. The carpet moves as I move, but I've got used to it now."

The Queen's corgis, Muick and Sandy, have found a new home with Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson. They will be living at Royal Lodge, their home in Windsor Great Park.

Sarah Ferguson has spoken out about the "great honor" of taking care of the corgis, calling them "national treasures." They have even been taught well by the Queen.

The corgis were gifted to the Queen by Prince Andrew, who wanted to lift her spirits while Prince Philip was in hospital during lockdown. The Queen had also received two new dogs, Muick and Fergus, in spring 2021. Fergus sadly passed away, but the Queen received another corgi named Sandy.

The corgis have integrated well into Sarah Ferguson's dog family, which includes their five Norfolk terriers. She has even joked about the chaos of having seven dogs, saying "the carpet moves as I move, but I've got used to it now."

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Sarah Ferguson has given an update on the Queen's corgis, Muick and Sandy, who are now living at Royal Lodge with her and her ex-husband Prince Andrew.

The corgis were gifted to Queen Elizabeth II during lockdown to keep her entertained, and they captured the hearts of the nation with their adorable photos saying a final farewell to their owner.

Muick and Sandy have settled into their new home and are getting along well with the five Norfolk terriers that Andrew and Sarah already owned. They are "national treasures" who have "been taught well" by the Queen.

The corgis have even started to enjoy themselves, with Muick's tail now held high after initially being down due to grief. They are also being spoiled rotten, with Prince William commenting that they'll be "looked after fine" and "spoiled rotten, I'm sure".

Sarah Ferguson has shared photos of the corgis on her Instagram, showing them lounging in the grass and being pampered by their new owners. She's even joked about the chaos of having seven dogs in the house, saying "they all balance out" and "the carpet moves as I move, but I've got used to it now".