Last in Queen Elizabeth IIs line of corgis dies, says British press staticproof

Willow was the last in a long line of royal corgis owned by Britain's longest-serving monarch, reported British newspaper the Daily Mail.

Buckingham Palace declined to comment on the dog's death, telling CNN it was a private matter.

The Queen's fondness for corgis is well known, with Willow and the monarch even appearing beside James Bond actor Daniel Craig for a sketch shown during the 2012 London Olympic opening ceremony.



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While the Queen still reportedly owns several other dogs, Willow was the only remaining descendant of Susan, the original corgi given to then-Princess Elizabeth on her 18th birthday in 1944.

She received Susan as a gift after becoming attached to her father King George VI's corgi called Dookie, the Daily Mail reported.

Since then, she has owned dozens of the breed, known for its distinctive short legs and standing-up ears.

Such was Queen Elilzabeth's attachment to Susan, she reportedly took the dog on honeymoon with Prince Philip in 1947.

More recently, Prince Harry's fiancée Meghan Markle appeared to have won over the beloved canines.

Related: Royal wedding 2018: What we know so far

'I spent the last 33 years being barked at. This one walks in and absolutely nothing, just wagging tails,' the Queen's grandson said in a BBC interview in November, gesturing to Meghan.

'They're just laying on my feet during tea,' Meghan replied, laughing with the prince.

Willow was the last in a long line of royal corgis owned by Britain's longest-serving monarch, reported British newspaper the Daily Mail. Related: Royal wedding 2018: What we know so far 'They're just laying on my feet during tea,' Meghan replied, laughing with the prince. While the Queen still reportedly owns several other dogs, Willow was the only remaining descendant of Susan, the original corgi given to then-Princess Elizabeth on her 18th birthday in 1944. More recently, Prince Harry's fiancée Meghan Markle appeared to have won over the beloved canines. Buckingham Palace declined to comment on the dog's death, telling CNN it was a private matter. More recently, Prince Harry's fiancée Meghan Markle appeared to have won over the beloved canines. 'They're just laying on my feet during tea,' Meghan replied, laughing with the prince. Such was Queen Elilzabeth's attachment to Susan, she reportedly took the dog on honeymoon with Prince Philip in 1947. Such was Queen Elilzabeth's attachment to Susan, she reportedly took the dog on honeymoon with Prince Philip in 1947. Willow was the last in a long line of royal corgis owned by Britain's longest-serving monarch, reported British newspaper the Daily Mail. Since then, she has owned dozens of the breed, known for its distinctive short legs and standing-up ears. She received Susan as a gift after becoming attached to her father King George VI's corgi called Dookie, the Daily Mail reported. 'They're just laying on my feet during tea,' Meghan replied, laughing with the prince. The Queen's fondness for corgis is well known, with Willow and the monarch even appearing beside James Bond actor Daniel Craig for a sketch shown during the 2012 London Olympic opening ceremony. More recently, Prince Harry's fiancée Meghan Markle appeared to have won over the beloved canines. She received Susan as a gift after becoming attached to her father King George VI's corgi called Dookie, the Daily Mail reported. Such was Queen Elilzabeth's attachment to Susan, she reportedly took the dog on honeymoon with Prince Philip in 1947. 'I spent the last 33 years being barked at. This one walks in and absolutely nothing, just wagging tails,' the Queen's grandson said in a BBC interview in November, gesturing to Meghan. The Queen's fondness for corgis is well known, with Willow and the monarch even appearing beside James Bond actor Daniel Craig for a sketch shown during the 2012 London Olympic opening ceremony. Since then, she has owned dozens of the breed, known for its distinctive short legs and standing-up ears. While the Queen still reportedly owns several other dogs, Willow was the only remaining descendant of Susan, the original corgi given to then-Princess Elizabeth on her 18th birthday in 1944. She received Susan as a gift after becoming attached to her father King George VI's corgi called Dookie, the Daily Mail reported. The Queen's fondness for corgis is well known, with Willow and the monarch even appearing beside James Bond actor Daniel Craig for a sketch shown during the 2012 London Olympic opening ceremony. Buckingham Palace declined to comment on the dog's death, telling CNN it was a private matter. Since then, she has owned dozens of the breed, known for its distinctive short legs and standing-up ears. Since then, she has owned dozens of the breed, known for its distinctive short legs and standing-up ears. Buckingham Palace declined to comment on the dog's death, telling CNN it was a private matter. Related: Royal wedding 2018: What we know so far Such was Queen Elilzabeth's attachment to Susan, she reportedly took the dog on honeymoon with Prince Philip in 1947. The Queen's fondness for corgis is well known, with Willow and the monarch even appearing beside James Bond actor Daniel Craig for a sketch shown during the 2012 London Olympic opening ceremony. Related: Royal wedding 2018: What we know so far Related: Royal wedding 2018: What we know so far

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