Queen stops breeding corgis as ‘she doesn’t want to leave any behind’
The Queen’s deep affection for her favourite breed of dog is such that she will always be associated with them.
But it is understood that the monarch has stopped breeding Pembrokeshire Welsh Corgies because she does not want to leave any behind when she dies. Monty Roberts, a horse whisperer who has regularly advised the Queen and is a frequent guest at the royal residences, has revealed that she told him that she did not want any more pups. Mr Roberts, 80, whom the Queen named one of corgi after, said he had urged her to breed more dogs in 2012. “But she didn’t want to have any more young dogs,” he told Vanity Fair. “She didn’t want to leave any young dog behind. She wanted to put an end to it.” Mr Roberts admitted …Read More