The Queen’s Corgis: The Luckiest Dogs on Earth

Queen Elizabeth’s corgis, the canine equivalents of Powerball lottery winners, are apparently living like royalty. The Guardian reports that Her Majesty’s furry friends enjoy “steak, rabbit or chicken from individual menus and served from silver and porcelain borne by a liveried servant.” They also “receive” their meals in order of seniority, along with their homeopathic and herbal remedies.

In an upcoming feature article of Town & Country magazine, animal psychologist Dr Roger Mugford, who has worked with the royal corgis for decades, will reveal much more about the special bond between the Queen and her pets:

“When she’s talking about her dogs or her horses, you see a completely different side to her: she relaxes. Dogs are great levellers, and they’re not influenced by social status, which must be a great relief to her. No wonder she enjoys being around them,” he writes in the spring issue of Town & Country, which goes on sale on Thursday.

Source: The Guardian/Town & Country