# The Enchanting Bond Between Queen Elizabeth II and Corgis: A Cultural Phenomenon

## Introduction

The relationship between Queen Elizabeth II and corgis represents one of the most enduring and beloved aspects of British royal culture, transcending mere pet ownership to become a global phenomenon that has captivated hearts worldwide.

This unique bond has not only defined the Queen's public image but has also significantly influenced the popularity of the corgi breed in popular culture, media, and international affection for British royalty.

## The Historical Bond: A Lifelong Love Affair

Queen Elizabeth II's relationship with corgis began in 1933 when her father, King George VI, purchased the first corgi for the royal family - a puppy named Dookie.

However, it was Elizabeth who truly developed the profound connection with the breed that would last throughout her 70-year reign.

The Queen's dedication to corgis was remarkable - she owned over 30 corg

# The Enchanting Bond Between Queen Elizabeth II and Corgis: A Cultural Phenomenon

## Introduction

The relationship between Queen Elizabeth II and corgis represents one of the most enduring and beloved aspects of British royal culture, transcending mere pet ownership to become a global phenomenon that has captivated hearts worldwide.

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Content: President Karis expressed condolences: the memory of Queen Elizabeth II will live forever
President Karis expressed condolences: the memory of Queen Elizabeth II will live forever
President of the Republic of Estonia Alar Karis expressed his condolences to Her Majesty on the death of Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain on Thursday evening.
“Estonia commemorates the bearer of dignity of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth of Nations, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, who understood the world ’ s changes and helped us all to become more open.
Queen Elizabeth II ’ s dedication to her country and people is admirable.
Her wise and balanced, friendly and cordial attitude towards all people will continue to inspire us.
The Estonian people will always remember Her Majesty ’ s friendly visit to Estonia.
We are in deep mourning and offer our deepest condolences to the Royal Family and to the peoples of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth of Nations.
The memory of Queen Elizabeth II will live forever, ” the Estonian head of state wrote.
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The grandson of Queen Elizabeth II found his love in London in 2016.
A little more than a year has passed since the beginning of the relationship, as Meghan Markle and Prince Harry decided to tie the knot.
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The world mourns Queen Elizabeth II.
Leaders express their condolences on the death of Queen Elizabeth II, who took the throne of Britain for 70 years.
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The leaders of the countries offered their condolences on the death of Queen Elizabeth II, who assumed the throne of Britain for 70 years, considering that she printed her country and the world and succeeded in attracting the love of the British and non-British.
Here are the main reactions:
President Joe Biden said the late Queen was "a woman of unmatched dignity and steadfastness," adding that she was "more than a queen."
I have marked an era. ”
Biden said she had "contributed to making the relationship between the UK and the US a 'special' one."
In a statement issued by the Kremlin, Russian President Vladimir Putin said: "For decades, Elizabeth II has enjoyed the love and respect of her subjects, as well as power on the world stage."
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his "pain" at the absence of Elizabeth II, who was the first British monarch not to rule the Indian Empire, which ceased to exist after its partition in 1947 and the independence of India and Pakistan.
Modi tweeted that the late Queen "embodied inspirational leadership for her nation and people".
Aref Alawi, president of Pakistan, the second most populous nation in the Commonwealth after India, described her as a "great and benevolent leader".
Seeing that her death leaves a huge void, he asserted that "her memory will remain engraved in letters of gold in the annals of world history."
Pope Francis expressed his "deep sadness" at the departure of Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday, saying it was an example of "dedication to work" and noting the late woman's "boundless service...
And faithfulness to duty, and firm testimony to faith in Jesus Christ. ”
Representatives of member states in the UN General Assembly and the UN Security Council observed a minute of silence in tribute to Queen Elizabeth II.
Maldivian Foreign Minister Abdullah Shaheed, the president of the association, spoke of "a moment of deep sorrow for the royal family, the British people and the international community", adding that an official tribute to the late Queen will be held at a later date.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres praised the late Queen ’ s “virtues of virtue, grace and dedication ”, noting her“ reassuring presence over decades of great change. ”
For his part, French President Emmanuel Macron praised "a friend of France and a queen of hearts" who marked "her country and the century."
King Felipe VI of Spain said Elizabeth "wrote the most remarkable chapter in the history of our world" in seven decades.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said in a tweet that Queen Elizabeth II was "a person of global importance and a witness and writer of British and European history".
King Philip of Belgium and his wife, Queen Mathilde, said the late British monarch was "an extraordinary queen who has deeply imprinted history" and proved "dignified, courageous and dedicated throughout her reign".
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen praised Queen Elizabeth II as a "model of continuity" throughout history, noting that "her calm and dedication have been a source of strength for many".
European Council President Charles Michel described Queen Elizabeth II as a "steadfast Elizabeth" who exemplified "the importance of enduring values".
Former US President Barack Obama said Queen Elizabeth was "virtuous, elegant and an unwavering sense of duty".
Former US President Donald Trump saluted the Queen ’ s “extraordinary legacy of peace and prosperity ”.
"Its leadership and diplomatic spirit has made it possible to forge and strengthen alliances with the United States and other countries in the world."
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier said Queen Elizabeth II was a symbol of "reconciliation" with Germany and helped "heal the wounds" of World War II.
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg expressed his “deep ” sadness at the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, seeing her as an example of“ leadership ” and a “public commitment above private interests. ”
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Queen Elizabeth II was a "permanent presence" in the lives of Canadians and "will forever be an important part of the history of our country."
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the death of Queen Elizabeth was "an irreparable loss" and expressed "deep sadness" over the news.
The prime minister of Scotland, who supports independence from the rest of the UK, said the departure of Elizabeth II was a "sad moment for the UK, the Commonwealth and the world".
Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi described Elizabeth II as a "beloved" queen who represented the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth "with balance and wisdom".
Irish President Michael D.
Higgins described the Queen as "a special friend of Ireland", saying that "she had a great influence on the bonds of mutual understanding" between the two peoples.
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said that the late woman “led her country for decades with great wisdom. ”
"My condolences to the British nation for this great tragedy and my full confidence in the ability of King Charles to fill the void left by Queen Elizabeth II," he said in a statement.
Jordan ’ s King Abdullah II mourned Britain ’ s Queen Elizabeth II, saying she was “a beacon of wisdom and leadership. ”
In a tweet, the king said: “She was a partner of Jordan and a dear friend of the family, we stand by the people and leadership of the UK at this difficult time. ”
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Content: In England there was the first monument to Elizabeth II
In the UK opened the first monument to Elizabeth II.
The monument appeared in the city of Okem.
About 50 corgis took part in the opening ceremony - they made a solemn passage in front of the sculpture together with their owners.
The bronze statue of the Queen, surrounded by three adored corgis, was created with donations from local residents, the project cost $124 thousand.
Elizabeth II died on September 8, 2022, at the age of 96.
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Found a letter revealing the innermost secret of the father of Queen Elizabeth II
A letter has been found revealing the innermost secret of the father of Queen Elizabeth II.
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Content: The three pets finally send the hearse away.
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Queen Elizabeth II loved animals and was a horse owner for many years in addition to keeping dogs.
The Queen's coffin was brought back to Windsor Castle and buried in King George VI Memorial Church. Her beloved colt and two dogs also showed up at Windsor Castle to bid farewell to the Queen.
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George Charlotte is here to see the Queen.
After the state funeral in London, the coffin arrived at Windsor Castle on Monday afternoon.
On the way to a small funeral service at St George ’ s Chapel, Emma, the Queen ’ s beloved colt, stood on the grass beside the road and said goodbye to her owner for the last time.
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The Queen ’ s last two dogs, Muick and Sandy, also showed up at Windsor Castle to bid farewell to their owners.
One of them looks sad, lying on the ground to watch the Queen ’ s hearse leave.
Prince Andrew also came to visit, and it was he and his two daughters who presented two dogs to the Queen.
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Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson have confirmed that they will take over from the Queen to continue caring for Muick and Sandy.
At the age of 26, Emma is expected to continue to be cared for by royal trainer Terry Pendry.
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Content: The Queen of England and the People of Hong Kong: What is behind the public grief, but also the political mood?
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The state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II was held yesterday (September 19).
Her death on 8 September has touched tens of millions of people around the world. In addition to British subjects, some people in Hong Kong, which has been under British colonial rule for more than 100 years, also feel sad.
Under the political rift, "mourning" has become a "magic key" for different camps to take their own needs. Some people express their dissatisfaction with the failure of the SAR government and even the active governance of Hong Kong by the central government. But they may not know that the development and advancement of Hong Kong in the past has nothing to do with the virtual monarch of the United Kingdom. But they have not studied deeply - where is the relationship of Hong Kong people in some kind of historical nihilism?
What are the differences between different cultures?
What kind of cognitive construction and psychological formation have you experienced?
"The Queen and the People of Hong Kong" Series 3
The state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II was held yesterday (September 19). (Vadim Ghirda / Associated Press)
The Queen ’ s death is a key.
Different political camps take what they need
The Queen ’ s state funeral was held yesterday at Westminster Abbey in London.
In the 11 days since her death, the local mourners have never stopped; and in Hong Kong, a small island once ruled by the British colonial government, the British Consulate General in Hong Kong has opened flowers to pay tribute to the people, and tens of thousands of people in the burning sun, long queues to mourn —
"The Queen is my elder generation, watching me grow old, Hong Kong is blessed under her shadow," "in the ever-changing society, her departure is an irreplaceable loss for the people of our time." As the convenor of the Executive Council, Mrs Regina Ip, described the Queen as "hardworking, dedicated and beloved"; there are also some political articles that express their disapproval of the SAR government either by praising the Queen or by praising the colonial administration to embarrass the Central Government, such as some opinion leaders who have fled overseas, stressing that "British civilization is better than the so-called Chinese civilization". A long human dragon is a declaration of the tenacious and unyielding lives of the people of Hong Kong. "
However, no matter what the purpose, it can not avoid causing a lot of criticism. In particular, mainland netizens are really sneering at the acts of Hong Kong people ’ s mourning, and they often criticize “foreign slaves ”,“ love colonialism ”, “abject ”,“ forget the ancestors ”, “beautify the war of aggression ”, etc., and cannot understand that this small island has been injected into different cultural genes through centuries of colonization.
As a result, Luo Chia-ying was accused of "singing about colonial rule and hurting national feelings", and later needed to delete posts and film an apology; Liu Jia-ling also became a target of public criticism, and was bombarded with "colonial slaves", "two sides", "you go and accompany the old woman".
The problem is that those who praise the Queen's achievements in Hong Kong may not know that the development of Hong Kong in the past has nothing to do with the virtual monarch of the United Kingdom; and those who cannot understand the lost feelings of the Hong Kong people, and have not studied the fate of the Hong Kong people in historical nihilism.
However, aside from the emotional outpouring of political tears, in fact, the mourning behavior of Hong Kong citizens and even the rest of the world is a very typical social phenomenon in itself, and also fully reflects the reason why the constitutional monarchy is “popular ” around the world.
On September 9, a large number of people braved the hot weather to present flowers and write a book of condolence at the British Consulate General in Hong Kong in Admiralty. (photo by Hsia Ka-lang)
Millions of people worldwide mourn
Like "stargazers" losing their trust.
“Millions mourn the Queen: What is the science behind public mourning? ” the world ’ s leading academic journal, Nature, recently published the report (September 14), trying to explain why people around the world have never met a person who may not have met. The death of a world-famous public figure shows a strong sadness on one side.
The so-called "pseudosocial relationship" is a psychological theory proposed by psychologists Donald Horton and Richard Wohl in 1956 to describe a unilateral relationship between the public and public figures, and to generate a pseudosocial interaction with them, that is, "star-chasing" - when fans and stars through the media generate some kind of emotional interaction, they will think that they have a real social relationship with each other and treat them as their true selves. Friends or relatives are easily touched by each other ’ s words and actions.
Later, the media psychologist Gayle Stever then extended the "pseudo-social relationship" to "pseudo-social attachments" (Parassocial Attachments), just as parents to children or lovers of the deep connection, when the star in the media to become a comfortable, safe haven for fans, it will produce a desire for more intimate attachment.
According to Louise Richardson, co-director of the Sadness Research Project at York University in the UK, the Queen ’ s death has directly led to the interruption of the pseudo-social relationship that people have long established with her through the media, which means that the world that people originally deeply identify with is no longer complete, that is, their basic assumptions about the world are seriously disturbed, so there is sadness.
Michael Cholbi, a philosopher and ethicist at the University of Edinburgh in the United Kingdom, said that the sadness is not because of the loss of a person, but because people think that they will lose a way of life and some noble qualities.
However, Andy Langford, a clinical psychologist who works in grief treatment in London, believes that although the emotions and sadness generated by people are real, because most people and the Queen do not have a real personal relationship, I believe that people rely on their emotional strength is not high, so the one-way emotions of the public will soon fade, and will not continue to mourn for too long.
For some people who sincerely respect the Queen ’ s governance, it may be difficult to compare their relationship with the Queen with “chasing the stars ”. However, in the case of Hong Kong, consider why the British Queen, who has no real influence on the decisions of Hong Kong and the United Kingdom, has a reputation and image as a“ matron ” that goes deep into the hearts of the older generation in Hong Kong. Are you impressed by the friendly atmosphere left by visiting housing estates and shopping malls during your visit to Hong Kong?
What is more, to a certain extent, the establishment of the "social relationship" is precisely the basis on which the constitutional monarchy has swept the world, making the royal movement always a matter of concern, as if the affairs of the royal family were their own.
Whether people are supporters of the constitutional monarchy or not, they can always seek some kind of escape from reality through the royal press. (File picture)
The Royal Fairy is "Realistic Redemption"
The monarch reconciles the nobility and stabilizes the civilians
At present, there are 26 countries in the world that retain the monarchy, including 12 in Asia, 10 in Europe, 3 in Africa, and 1 in Oceania. If further classified by system, six of them are monarchical, that is, the monarch has the supreme leadership power, which integrates the executive, legislative, judicial and military powers of the country. Establishment of personal democracy, restriction of monarchical power, realization of republicanism or democracy.
Britain, with its constitutional monarchy, has the most influential royal family in the world and the most watched in the world – it once ruled over a quarter of the world ’ s territory and a third of the world ’ s population; royal activities always present a transcendent nobility, luxury, ritual and culture; whether it is a coronation ceremony, court battles, or family gossip, it can instantly attract the attention of the world ’ s “royal fans ” – and whether the monarch or not. Supporters of the Constitution, but always seek some kind of escape from reality through the royal press.
However, these royal fans rarely think about why they are "subdued" by the British royal family.
Wang Kang, a famous mainland sociologist, once published "The King's Confusion: On the Relationship between the King and the Subjects of the Contemporary Constitutional Monarchy", which pointed out that the reason why the ancient political system of the monarchy still has a small political market is that "the monarch's constitution precisely meets the people's pursuit of democracy, and at the same time conforms to the law of the development of the social hierarchy. important role. ”
First and foremost, the nobles.
The constitutional monarchy originated from the British bourgeois revolution. Since its birth, it has been accompanied by struggles and games between the king and the emerging nobility. After the restoration of the monarchy and the palace coup, it has finally stabilized after the enactment of the Bill of Rights in 1689. The system and its mutual use, including the award of honors, the conferment of titles, and the care of the royal family.
To this day, the royal family is still happy to use this method, "give the noble soft assets to the social elite, make them aristocrats", and bring them under the authority and aura of the monarch; and because they are active in different fields, have different education, have a solid background, occupy a large amount of resources, are the backbone of society, they themselves have a strong sense of pride and superiority. Desiring to be respected by the state and the public, this form of monarchy gives them unparalleled nobility and honor, and they must strive to preserve the monarchy.
And then there is the stabilization of civilians.
The monarch clearly understood that he could not rely entirely on the nobility, who, after all, were only a minority, so “the monarch had to shine the glory of the crown jewels on the common people. ”
This awareness contributed to the "gradual transition of the monarch from the role of autocratic ruler to the role of savior", introducing people-based thinking and people-oriented behavior, "even if it is only symbolic, it greatly strengthens its legitimacy, and is not threatened in a democratic society as a symbol of hierarchy and totalitarianism."
"This also has the" royal appearance "that people often see from the media - the monarch through the exercise of certain symbolic state powers such as declarations of war, amnesty, decrees, diplomatic etiquette and so on, and engaged in charity activities, thus establishing its prestige and goodwill in the hearts of the people; especially in times of national and social crisis, the monarch as a spiritual leader, the appeal and infectious power can not be underestimated, can maintain stability and unity. Give them hope, give them hope.
Queen Elizabeth II, for example, stayed away from her family in 1940 to escape the German bombing, and made her first radio broadcast as a princess to express her feelings of separation to British children evacuated to North America. By 2020, when the coronavirus epidemic broke out in the UK, she spoke again to encourage her people to fight the virus with the bulldog toughness shown by the British during the war.
The political personality of the royal family helps ordinary people to understand the British form of government more easily, and is willing to obey emotionally, so that the entire constitutional system can be widely recognized by the people.
People wait to see Queen Elizabeth II. (Photo)
Intentionally constructed national personalities
Meet people ’ s abstract needs
"The monarchy has survived to this day, in part because the monarch has completed the transition from an autocratic dictator to a profit-making role for the people, becoming a symbol of the state and the nation.
At the same time, it is also because in a pluralistic capitalist society, the monarch is beyond the party and interest group, the monarch represents the national political neutrality, taking into account the interests of all walks of life, in the contest of political forces, the monarch will not be inclined to either side, but always with a harmonious force. "Wang Kang concluded, but he also stressed that when people are willing to put national hopes and national interests in the monarch, is not confused with his own interests. And the interests of the people, can transcend to become a" symbol of good ", not simply because the monarch is the monarch.
In fact, the British royal family does know the way the monarchy can be expressed in the constitution.
As early as 1867, economist and political theorist Walter Bagehot, editor of The Economist, wrote the British Constitution, which pointed out the importance of the various ceremonial feelings of the British royal family to the British constitutional system.
He believes that the political personality of the royal family, which is more image, helps ordinary people to understand the British form of government more easily, and is willing to obey emotionally, so that the entire constitutional system can be widely recognized by the national psyche.
He stressed that the key to modern politics and the constitution is to provide an image of authority that is easy to understand and imagine, and that a gentle and amiable monarch is the best choice.
Such a "human setting" doomed, the monarch must "split personality", in order to meet people's abstract needs.
Ernst Hartwig Kantorowicz, a German-American historian of medieval political thought, described the king as having a "natural body" and a "political body", the two can be separated, the latter represents the personality of the state, is a concrete image of a huge political community in line with the people's ideas, and is the source of qualifications for the exercise of all state power.
Just as the old English legal principle maxim: King can do no wrong. (King can do no wrong.) - The natural body of the king can inevitably make mistakes and can be replaced, but the political body of the king must always be pure and always correct, in order to assume the responsibility of the representative of the state, enjoy the rights as a national symbol, fulfill the obligations as a national personality, and continue the culture as a national tradition.
Therefore, the subjects of this country will always willingly pay for the luxury and paving of the royal family and the monarch, and the people of other countries will always involuntarily participate in this imagination, from psychological identification, to inner obedience.
This is generally the case in the world, not to mention Hong Kong, which was colonized by the British Empire for more than 150 years......

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Elizabeth II and actor Tom Cruise became friends shortly before the death of the monarch
Britain ’ s Queen Elizabeth II, a few weeks before her death, “very friendly ” with Hollywood actor Tom Cruise.
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It became known that Queen Elizabeth II is difficult to move
Queen Elizabeth II complained that she had difficulty walking.
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The Queen's horses appear in a race for the first time since her death.
The Queen's horses appear in a race for the first time since her death.
September 18, 2022 18: 16
Two horses of the late Queen Elizabeth II appeared at a racetrack on Sunday.
The horses appeared with their knights, dressed in royal silk, in the queen's first race since her death.
Britain ’ s BA Media news agency quoted the late Queen ’ s racing adviser as saying that she was a prolific owner and nanny and had been discussing her “love for horses until they died. ”
Coach Charlie Fellows, president of the Henry Cecil Open weekend, said: “The Queen has been a great supporter of the British race and we felt it was important to show that Newmarket appreciated the great support the Queen has given to our industry.
The Queen's first horse race victory after she ascended the throne was on May 13, 1952, at the Newmarket Racecourse.
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Content: "Where's our mistress?"
In Britain will release a book written on behalf of the beloved dogs of Queen Elizabeth II
The book will be written by a descendant of the author of a similar book, written on behalf of the fox terrier King Edward VII.
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In the UK, an original book is being prepared for publication, written on behalf of the beloved corgis of the late Queen Elizabeth II.
This is reported by the Daily Mail.
It's kind of a tradition.
After all, in 1910, a book called “Where is the Master? ” was published, allegedly written by a 12-year-old fox terrier of the late King Edward VII, nicknamed Caesar.
Its author was Ernest Hodder-Williams, and he ran one of the most powerful publishing houses in Edwardian England, Hodder & Stoughton.
He attended the king's funeral and, impressed by the sight of sad Caesar yearning for his master king, he wrote a short work to please his wife Ethel.
It took a little time: at the funeral of King Edward, the publisher caught a cold and wrote, observing bed rest.
The name was suggested to him by his wife, she liked to say: "Where is the owner?" to their own dog.
When Ernest recovered, he printed only four copies of "Where's the Master?"
He gave one to his wife, who was very moved, two to his friends, and a fourth to Buckingham Palace with a note that it was intended for the widow of the king, Queen Alexandra.
Ernest received an unexpected response.
In the palace, he was asked to disclose his sources, the gardener from Sandringham was suspected of leaking information, but Ernest insisted that he wrote the book himself.
However, the book "Where is the Master?" had many interesting details, including memories of a trip to Biarritz, when Caesar attacked the French poodle, and his master king affectionately reproached him, saying, "What a typical Englishman you are, Caesar.
You can ’ t help but meet a foreigner, not to bark at him and not to walk with such an important view that the whole world exists only for you. ”
Friends of the publisher, after reading the book, appreciated both its subtle humor and the ironic style of the narrative and the fact that it was written on behalf of a dog.
So they called on Ernest to expand the circulation.
He printed another 500 copies, which were sold almost overnight.
By Christmas 1910, "Where's the Host?" had been reprinted 15 times, selling over 150,000 copies.
Buckingham Palace eventually resigned itself to the popularity of the book and the publisher received a letter from the personal secretary of Queen Alexandra Charlotte Nollis, in which she thanked him for stimulating public interest and assured that he reproduced with amazing accuracy the grief of the fox terrier Caesar.
On his return to Sandringham (the late king ’ s favorite residence), the little fox terrier really roamed the big house in desperate search of his master king.
It is said that after the death of King Edward VII, his longtime mistress Alice Keppel (great-grandmother of Camilla, Queen Consort) asked Queen Alexandra what would become of Caesar.
And the queen, though not too fond of the fox terrier, left him in the palace and he until his death in 1914 wore a collar with the inscription: "I am Caesar.
I belong to the King. "
His figurine, ordered by Edward to jewelers from the Faberge, is still in the Royal Collection.
The new book, entitled "Where is the mistress?", was written by a descendant of Ernest Hodder-Williams, Jamie Hodder-Williams.
The story is conducted on behalf of the beloved corgi of Queen Elizabeth nicknamed Muick.
It was presented to his mother by Prince Andrew after the death of Prince Philip, and she named it after the lake Loch Muick near the beloved residence of Balmoral.
Now Muick with his friend named Sandy lives in the estate of Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson.
It is already known that in a book telling about the emotions of a dog whose mistress died, there are lines: "Where is she?
I've been looking for forever, and I can't find her anywhere.
She doesn ’ t read in the library, she doesn ’ t sit at the table, and she doesn ’ t rest on the soft green couch that we usually share in the afternoon when we ’ re both tired. ”
Jamie Hodder-Williams believes that the story of Muick will resonate with dog lovers around the world.
And given the fact that the rights in the US have already been sold to HarperCollins, there are first signs that the book, written on behalf of the beloved Corgi of Queen Elizabeth, will become a bestseller.
Recall that during the funeral of Queen Elizabeth, the staff of the palace brought Corgi Sandy and Muick to say goodbye to their mistress.
The photo of two dogs standing near the road on which the hearse rode touched the fans of the late monarch all over the world.

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Content: 20 photos of corgis that will beat anyone with their charm
Funny and cute corgis have millions of fans around the world, and we perfectly understand people who are delighted at the sight of this breed of dogs.
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This unique bond has not only defined the Queen's public image but has also significantly influenced the popularity of the corgi breed in popular culture, media, and international affection for British royalty.

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Elizabeth II as an icon of pop culture
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Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Andy Warhol (1985) at Sotheby's Auction Exhibition - Copyright AP Photo / Alberto Pezzali)
Her longevity and permanence made her a true icon of modern pop culture, whose instantly recognizable image was used throughout her 70-year reign.
The death of Elizabeth II at the age of 96 caused an unprecedented wave of emotions in her country, the Commonwealth states, and around the world.
Everyone, from ordinary citizens to the leaders of many countries, expresses deep sorrow at the death of the British monarch.
Over the years of her presence in public life, the Queen has become not only one of the most recognizable images in art, but - for a certain circle - and a trendsetter for clothes and accessories.
The Queen Live
The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II on 2 June 1953 was the world's first live television broadcast.
The ceremony, which for centuries remained available only to a select few close to the court of the British crown, became available to the eyes of millions around the world.
More than 250 million people watched the ceremony at Westminster Abbey in London.
God save the Queen.
The cover of the Sex Pistols' 1977 single "God Save The Queen", on which the Queen's face, eyes and mouth are hidden under the band's name, is one of the most famous images of the punk movement... as well as of Elizabeth II.
Provocative artist Jamie Reid, who designed the cover of the Pistols album, also created a version depicting the monarch with a pin on his lip and a swastika instead of pupils.
In 1985, the English band The Smiths released their third album, The Queen is Dead.
The song of the same name, the first track on the album, has become widespread in social networks in the last 20 years: as rumors about the death of the Queen sounded more and more often.
Many other songs have been written about Queen Elizabeth II, including "Elizabeth My Dear" (1989) by alternative rock band The Stone Roses.
In the song, the authors state that "they will not rest until she leaves her throne."
In 2005, the British electronic music group Basement Jaxx in the video "You do not know me" depicted in the style of fake reality a walking queen who runs away from bodyguards to wander around night London: there was not without a brawl with the police and a trip to a strip club.
Portraits
During her long reign, the Queen posed for more than 175 portraits.
Artists such as Cecil Beaton, Lucian Freud, and Annie Leibovitz depicted her in royal attire, at work, or with her family.
But perhaps the most famous is the portrait painted in 1985 by pop art ’ s founding father Andy Warhol as part of a series dedicated to the reigning queens of the time.
The American artist used the official photograph of the Queen and processed it in his own way, as he did with a photo of Marilyn Monroe.
And here is another area of   replicating the image of the Queen: not quite a portrait, and not even art.
Elizabeth II was dedicated to the Playmobil figurine, an honor that was honored by few leaders.
Cartoon Queen and Buffonade on Screen
Well-recognized for her bright outfits, Elizabeth II has become a character in many cartoons, TV series and television programs.
Her Majesty appeared several times in the American TV series The Simpsons, including an episode where the main character, Homer, crashes into Buckingham Palace in his carriage.
In the children's cartoon Peppa Pig, the monarch jumps through puddles of mud.
Her character also appears in the films Minions (2015), Austin Power: Goldmember (2002) and The Naked Gun: From the Police Department Archives! (1988), where the Queen is played by Jeanette Charles, her most famous screen double in the UK.
Intimate details of the life of the Queen
Although the Queen rarely gave interviews, her life is captured in films, plays and television programs.
In the film "The King's Speech!" (2010) about the struggle of her father King George VI with speech defects, which won the "Oscar", shows the childhood of the Queen, and in the film "Queen" (2006), Elizabeth II, played by Helen Mirren, faces the anger of her subjects after the death in 1997 of her daughter-in-law Princess Diana.
But the most detailed about the life of the Queen was told by the popular Netflix series “The Crown ”: here is the story of her relationship with her husband, Prince Philip, and marital disputes, and political scandals and crises.
Personal participation in the opening of the Olympic Games in London
After her image has been played out in the canons of pop culture for many years, in 2012 Queen Elizabeth II took the initiative: she takes part in a video shot for the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in London.
Surrounded by her favorite corgis at Buckingham Palace, she accepts James Bond, played by Daniel Craig.
"Good evening, Mr. Bond," retains the queen's bondiada style.
After an exchange of courtesies, the couple pretends to get into a helicopter, fly over London, and finally parachute into the Olympic Stadium.
In 2016, Elizabeth II also played a small role in a video featuring former US President Barack Obama to promote Invictus Games, an international event created by her grandson Prince Harry for wounded soldiers similar to the Olympics.
Paddington Bear mourns the loss of "Ma'am"
The Queen had a surprise for her subjects in June, during the celebration of the 70th anniversary of her stay on the British throne.
During the platinum anniversary celebrations, she appeared in a small video where she drinks tea with the bear Paddington, the clumsy and touching character of English writer Michael Bond.
In the video, she beats the rhythm with a silver spoon on her porcelain cup, in time for the opening of a giant concert at the gates of Buckingham Palace.
And after the news of the Queen ’ s death, Paddington reacted on Twitter, thanking the Queen “for everything ” she did during her reign.

## The Historical Bond: A Lifelong Love Affair

Queen Elizabeth II's relationship with corgis began in 1933 when her father, King George VI, purchased the first corgi for the royal family - a puppy named Dookie.

However, it was Elizabeth who truly developed the profound connection with the breed that would last throughout her 70-year reign.

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Hong Kong has been a British colony for more than a century, and many places are named after British monarchs or famous people.
However, the Hong Kong landmark of Queen Elizabeth II, who died earlier this month, has only survived. Historians say this is because Britain wants to downplay its colonial overtones after the war and win the hearts of the people before the crisis of 1997.
Hong Kong became a British colony in 1841 until the transfer of sovereignty to China in 1997.
There were six monarchs in 156 years — Queen Victoria (60 years), Edward VII (9 years), George V (26 years), Edward VIII (less than 1 year), George VI (16 years) and Elizabeth II (45 years).
Many names and road names in Hong Kong are associated with the British royal family, including Victoria Harbour, Victoria Peak, Queen's Road, Queen Victoria Street, King's Road, Prince Edward Road, Princess Margaret Road, etc.
Most of the "Queen" here refers to Queen Victoria, because the English of "Queen" and "Queen" are mistranslated, the agreement has become common to the present day.
The landmarks Victoria has named in Hong Kong are at the core, very iconic, and have a strong sense of sovereignty.
But Elizabeth II, who is also the Queen, has few landmarks to her name, despite being the British “matron ” in Hong Kong for almost half a century after her accession to the throne in 1952, with only three buildings and two paths – Queen Elizabeth School, Queen Elizabeth Stadium, and Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Queen Elizabeth Hospital Road and Queen Elizabeth Hospital Path.
Decreased colonial overtones after the war
Why is Queen Elizabeth II much more low-key? Liu Chih-peng, a professor of history at Lingnan University and a member of the Hong Kong Legislative Council, told BBC Chinese that World War II was a watershed in history.
"Hong Kong was the first British colony to fall, and the defeat of the surrender and the surrender of both hands to Japan was a great defeat.
Britain's return to Hong Kong after the war was not a very recognized action, because the Chiang Kai-shek government did not have the strength to coax the United States to pressure Chiang Kai-shek.
Disturbed by the question of its future, Hong Kong is not a British Dependent Territory under Queen Victoria. It is a countdown with no bright future.
And Britain knows very well that the British Empire, or the British royal family, has nothing to be proud of. "
In 1941, the Japanese attacked Hong Kong, and the British garrison in Hong Kong lost it after 18 days of bitter fighting, and Japan occupied Hong Kong for three years and eight months.
In the latter part of World War II, Chiang Kai-shek ’ s national government wanted to take advantage of the opportunity to restore Hong Kong, which was supported by US President Franklin Delano Roosevelt at the 1943 Cairo Conference and strongly opposed by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
After Roosevelt's sudden death in 1945, his successor, Harry S. Truman, turned to Britain.
On the eve of Japan ’ s surrender, both China and Britain planned to send troops to take over Hong Kong, and the Chinese military ’ s advance troops were stationed in Kowloon, but the British Navy ’ s General Cecil Harcourt won the right of surrender and restored British sovereignty over Hong Kong.
However, after the war, Britain was no longer a pre-war "sunless empire", nationalist movements around the world, including India and many other colonies became independent, and the United Kingdom began to "decolonize" governance.
Mr Lau said: "Britain will no longer pose as a colonial overseer, and the June 7 riots remind them that over 90% of Hong Kong is Chinese and that it is necessary to 'use China to control China' and train colonial officials in Hong Kong who can carry out colonial policies but will not have colonial overtones."
The Queen's Named Buildings are all livelihood projects.
Hong Kong historian Yeung Wing-yu also told the BBC Chinese that the color of the pre-war colonies was reflected in the consistency of public buildings. “Every colony has a Statue Square ”, but it is no longer used in this specific form after the war.“ The royal family is invisible ”. All the new buildings have been replaced, so that Hong Kong people do not feel that Hong Kong is a colony, so that you can not accuse it, this is to "wash the bottom" with the loss of memory. "
In the face of the crisis in Hong Kong's future, the British Hong Kong Government must wrestle with China through compromise and development with Hong Kong, and at the same time, it must win the hearts of the local people, actively invest in people's livelihood construction and increase social welfare, which explains why the buildings named after Elizabeth II in Hong Kong are all livelihood projects in education, medical care and sports.
Mr Yeung described it as a "battle for the hearts of the people". "When we talk about the colonies today, Hong Kong people remember free education, a well-developed medical system, public housing.
The British used good governance to wash away the memory of their discontent with the colonies, and even began to sing praises of the Queen. ”
Three buildings in Hong Kong named after Queen Elizabeth II:
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Among the buildings named after the Queen, the Queen Elizabeth Hospital is located in Yau Tsim Mong District, Kowloon.
Originally known as the New Kowloon Hospital, the hospital was built in 1952 in response to the public demand for public health care in Kowloon and the New Territories. The foundation stone was laid in 1958 by Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh, Philip, and was named after Queen Elizabeth II.
It is still the main hospital in Kowloon and one of the busiest hospitals in Hong Kong, with over 2,000 beds and 24-hour emergency services. It also has 15 clinical departments, 3 specialist clinics and 6 general out-patient clinics.
Many health care workers in Hong Kong have been taught and trained at the hospital.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital is abbreviated as "QE" or "Yi Yuan", but the "Yi Yuan" and "Hospital" are the same pronunciation, and the public generally use the full name to avoid confusion.
"Queen Elizabeth II does not have such powerful landmarks as Victoria Harbour and Queen's Road, but these landmarks have abbreviations, and few people will remember that they are related to Queen Victoria," Zhang Chao-tun, an expert in folk archaeology conservation, told BBC Chinese.
On the contrary, Queen Elizabeth Hospital is not very big but very functional, and the name can not be abbreviated, in the disguise that everyone often mentions her full name. "
The building covers an area of 7 hectares, and the appearance is flat.
This style is a post-war architectural trend on the one hand, and on the other hand, it has some political considerations, symbolizing a new era.
"The appearance is not prominent and not gorgeous, but this is exactly the image it wants to present, very functional and close to the ground, and it is very scientific, and the windows of each ward can have sunlight to penetrate."
This is a different style from pre-war architecture, which was designed to preserve the image and face of the British Empire before the war, but there was no such motivation after the war. ”
Queen Elizabeth Stadium
Another well-known one is the Queen Elizabeth Stadium, which has two blocks, the Old and the New.
The former, known as the Queen Elizabeth II Youth Playground, was built in 1952 to commemorate the Queen ’ s coronation. It was built with some of the Queen ’ s dowry funds. It was inaugurated in September 1953 and inaugurated by Governor Sir Alexander William George Herder Grantham.
It was the first sports centre in Kowloon at the time and the most advanced indoor sports stadium in Asia. In addition to sports facilities, it also has a library, a kaifong welfare club and a cheap dining hall for children, which is a good place for many young people.
The stadium was finally demolished in October 2008 and rebuilt into the current MacPherson Stadium.
As for the "New Yi Hall" in Wan Chai, originally planned to be known as "Morrison Hill Indoor Sports Complex", the Queen Elizabeth Stadium was named after the Queen's visit to Hong Kong in 1975, and was opened by the Governor Sir Murray Maclehose in 1980, it was the best sports stadium in Hong Kong at that time.
The 12-storey building, in addition to sports use, is also a large-scale performance venue, with 3000 seats, Tang Lijun, Beyond, Chen Baiqiang, Liu Dehua, Ho Yunshi and other singers have held concerts in the New Yi Hall.
The Queen Elizabeth Stadium was the last building to be completed in Mount Morrison.
Morrison Hill was originally a small hill, used to be a quarry. The British Hong Kong government began planning to raze it in the 1920s, but after the start of the construction, it was found that the rock was too hard to excavate and put it on hold.
Conservation expert Chang Chao-tun said that in the sixties and seventies, the stones were stored and removed at the site of today's Ikwan. "You can't build anything until all the stones are removed, so the new Ikwan is the last part of the whole mountain to be developed."
Queen Elizabeth Secondary School
Queen Elizabeth Secondary School is located in Sai Yee Street, Mong Kok. It was established in 1953 to commemorate the accession of Queen Elizabeth II and was the first English government school in Hong Kong to admit students without sex.
The school also used the British crown as the school emblem until the transfer of sovereignty in Hong Kong in 1997, when the crown was changed to the Education Department logo.
The motto is “Vos Parate Ut Serviatis ” in Latin, which translates to“ Prepare Yourself That You May Serve ” in English.
During the anti-amendment campaign in 2019, a group of students from Queen Elizabeth Secondary School sent a letter to Buckingham Palace, accusing the Queen of carrying the name of the Queen and following the teachings of the school, “imploring Her Majesty to support our struggle to restore Hong Kong ’ s former glory and prosperity ” and urging the British government to“ respond firmly to Beijing ’ s violation of the Sino-British Joint Declaration. ”

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The Queen ’ s former bodyguard has revealed that this is the case with an American hiker.
Richard Griffin, a former royal security officer nicknamed Dick, said the Queen once met two American tourists on a holiday hike in the mountains near Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
One of them opened the box and chatted with the Queen.
The traveler asked the Queen where she lived, and she answered London, but said she was returning home on a holiday, and that her family lived on the other side of the hill.
The Queen told her husband that she had been walking around for more than 80 years since she was a little girl.
The American traveller asked the Queen if she had seen the Queen because of the sight of Balmoral Castle.
And the Queen replied, "No, but Dick is very familiar with her."
The traveller then turned to Griffin and asked what the Queen herself was like.
Griffin joked that he had been with the Queen for a long time, and that it was okay to pull her back, so he replied, “Oh, sometimes she has a bad temper, but she has a pleasant sense of humor. ”
The American traveller, happy, put his arm around Griffin ’ s shoulder and asked if he could take a picture of the two of them. Griffin said that he had not yet figured out what was going on, and the traveller gave the camera to the Queen and asked her to take a picture of them.
After the queen did so, Griffin took the camera and took a picture of the queen and the two passengers.
Later, the Queen told him, "I would like to secretly see how he would react when he showed those photos to friends in the United States, hoping that someone would tell him who I am."
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The director's protagonist has passed away, and the Queen of England documentary has become extinct.
Two years after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the documentary film Elizabeth: A Portrait in Part (s), depicting her 70-year reign and leading two centuries of safe navigation in the United Kingdom, is attracting attention.
Director Roger Michell, inspired by the pandemic, decided to tell the story through a clip, and the first thing he liked was Queen Elizabeth II of England.
Roger Mitchell ’ s idea was once regarded as an “impossible task ”, but the director invested heavily in the BBC ’ s precious and starry material, and found their proper place one by one, creating an engaging story in chapter mode, one by one, showing the dramatic changes that have taken place at all stages of the Queen ’ s life.
Not only did this impressive feat deliver the best of Mitchell ’ s career, but the film was praised by the Financial Times as “a flawless professional work. ”
Unfortunately, Mitchell died suddenly after completing the remix.
A year later, Queen Elizabeth died, making the film a resounding success.
“Born Queen ” tells the extraordinary life of Queen Elizabeth, from the shy princess to the longest-serving head of state in British history, and even the longest-reigning female ruler in human history.
With its excellent editing, the film invites the audience to compare Elizabeth from various eras.
The film is full of love, adoration and a little provocation, offering a whimsical reflection on the Queen ’ s 70-year commitment and contribution.
Even if you are the British monarch, when Elizabeth was a girl, it was indeed the vision people dreamed of. Her style even influenced Audrey Hepburn, even the "Beatles" Paul McCartney admitted that he had been obsessed with the Queen since he was 10 years old.
It is worth mentioning that some of the new images of the Queen's Coronation in 1953 in the "Born Queen" film are presented to the audience for the first time.
And she and her husband, Prince Philip, discuss the sundial in the shadow of Buckingham Palace, which is a rare and relaxing daily occurrence for the Queen and her husband.
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The Arab world mourned Elizabeth II, the Queen of Great Britain, a steadfast friend of the region throughout her seven decades of rule, but her relationship with the ruling families in general and in the Gulf countries in particular is distinct because they agree on a system and traditions of governance that promotes security and stability.
His Excellency Dr. Anwar Gargash, diplomatic adviser to the President of the UAE, summed up the essence of this strong relationship: “The great global interest in the passing of Queen Elizabeth II is in essence an interaction with a public figure who has dedicated her life to serving her country with wisdom and commitment over decades, and an interaction with the institution that guarantees stability and traditions that promote the march of nations. ”
For many leaders across the Middle East, the death of Queen Elizabeth means not only the death of a colleague, but also a friend with a long history dating back to the early days of her reign on February 6, 1952, the day her father, King George VI, died at Sandringham House in Norfolk, while the then 25-year-old Elizabeth and her husband Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, were in Kenya during a tour of Africa.
British relations with the Gulf were strengthened by Queen Elizabeth's visit to the region in the early 1970s.
Her most notable tour of the region was in 1979, when she traveled to the Persian Gulf region and visited Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman, and the United Arab Emirates, this was eight years after the union of the Emirates in 1971.
After arriving aboard her royal yacht, the Queen was greeted by the UAE ’ s founding father, the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, and toured the new municipal building and Jebel Ali Port.
Chris Doyle, director of the Council for Arab-British Understanding, said: “Through [Queen Elizabeth ’ s] efforts, the British monarchy has established close ties with the Gulf states.
Her 1979 visit to all six Gulf Arab states was particularly noteworthy because she sailed unchecked in the stormy waters of the Gulf after the Iranian Revolution aboard Britain ’ s royal yacht.
This helped cement ties in the era after Britain left the Gulf in 1971.
On this visit, the Queen fostered a new partnership with these emerging countries rather than dealing on the basis of being an empire.
Sir Sherard Cooper Coles, the British ambassador to Saudi Arabia from 2003 to 2006, described the relationship: “Serious issues, such as trade and defence agreements, are often the subjects of discussion during such meetings.
But pleasant fun, not rigor, was the hallmark of private gatherings among royal families.
Queen Elizabeth has maintained close relations with the Gulf states for a long time due to her strength, calm and political realism, and this is what we expect and hope for during the reign of the new king in the months and years to come.

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Land Rover Defender is her favorite model.
Queen Elizabeth II's love of driving
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II died today at the age of 96, Buckingham Palace said in a statement after a brief period of illness under medical supervision in Balmoral.
Queen Elizabeth is known for her love of driving herself and her love of cars from the British Land Rover brand, and it is believed that her love and passion for the world of engines began and grew during the period of World War II, when she worked as a driver and mechanic in the women's branch of the British army during the war.
In the following lines, Echo El Balad monitors the most prominent cars owned by the Queen:
Bentley Bentayga
Bentley CEO Wolfgang Dorheimer said during the 2015 launch ceremony in Germany: “We have booked the first car for her, ” meaning Queen Elizabeth, and the Queen was said to admire her capabilities after testing and driving herself.
Jaguar X-Type Estate
When the Queen is a resident of Windsor Castle, in Berkshire, she uses her Jaguar and drives herself from the palace to the church along the long walkway, which runs through Windsor Great Park.
Land Rover Defender
Land rovers of all styles and sizes are a source of admiration for the Queen, and are her preferred driving type. Over her more than 70 years, she has owned about 30 Land Rovers, from Series I models to the new Defender and a number of luxury Range Rovers.
However, the Defender garnered the most admiration and praise from Her Majesty, and her all-time favorite was the 2002 Land Rover Defender 110, which featured a TD5 diesel engine, high suspension and heated seats, and was regularly used at shooting parties.
Rolls-Royce Phantom VI
It was gifted by the Society of Automobile Manufacturers and Traders to Queen Elizabeth in 1978 on the occasion of her Silver Jubilee, is still in the possession of the royal family, was used at the wedding ceremony of Prince William and Catherine Middleton, and was also used by Prince Charles during the opening of the new parliamentary session instead of the Queen, under the 6.75 litre V8 engine cover producing 220 horsepower.
Bentley State Limousines
One of the official cars of the royal family, the late Queen had two official Bentley cars ready for service.
One was introduced by the Association of Automobile Manufacturers and Service Providers in Britain on the occasion of the Queen's Golden Jubilee in 2002, while the second was an upgrade to the first model.
Vauxhall Crista Estate
Queen Elizabeth sometimes liked regular cars, so she was seen driving a 1980 Vauxhall Cresta Estate.
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Almost all of them are children of titled parents, have documents, chips, and in the future can not only please the owner, but also participate in exhibitions.
Almost 97 thousand UAH will cost a puppy dog breed Australian Shepherd or "Aussi".
The babies are not even two months old.
They will be given to the new owner when the puppies grow up a little, they will receive a veterinary passport, a chip and vaccinations.
The breeder reports that the parents of the shepherds are “native ” to France and Poland, tested for health and have a stable psyche.
Despite the word "Australian" breed of shepherds still bred in the United States about 100 years ago.
Dogs are well trained, love walks in the fresh air, very active and friendly.
The average height at the withers is 55 cm. Life expectancy is up to 15 years.
91.5 thousand UAH will cost a Welsh dog - Corgi.
The dog grows in constant contact with children and other animals, the owner calls it “friendly, docile and cheerful. ”
Has a veterinary passport, chip, KSU documents.
The breed is bred in the UK, are considered herding dogs.
According to one of the legends, puppies of this breed were presented to people by fairies, whose corgi were sled dogs.
This is a favorite breed of the late English Queen Elizabeth II. Welsh Corgi belong to the family of shepherds.
Growth at the withers reaches an average of 30 cm, weight - 14 kg, life - up to 15 years.
The same will cost a dog breed Chinese crested.
The ad does not say anything about its pedigree, the presence of chips, vaccinations, but the owner notes that the pet's fur does not fall into tangles, and the character is affectionate.
Dogs of this breed are of two types - completely covered with wool and those that have it only on the head, limbs and tail.
It is considered a decorative companion dog.
The average height at the withers reaches 30 cm. Life expectancy is up to 18 years.
For 31 thousand UAH in the Dnieper you can buy the Dogo Argentino.
The age of the dog is one year.
His parents are from Uruguay, Argentina and Europe.
Trained to walking on a leash, undergoes an initial course of socialization and obedience.
Got a passport, vaccinations, and a chip.
This is the first and only breed in the world bred in Argentina.
The first puppies appeared in the 1920s.
It is a hunting dog, can long and at high speed pursue the victim.
It can even attack a puma.
Previously, the breed was also used as a fighter.
The height at the withers can reach up to 65 cm, the average weight is 40 kg, the life span is up to 15 years.
Dog breed Siba-Inu sold in the Dnieper for 50 thousand UAH.
The puppy is 2 months old, he has a chip, vaccinations and a passport.
Shiba Inu were bred on the Japanese island of Honshu in the III century BC.
The dogs were brought to Japan by Korean immigrants.
Curiously, the dog of this breed regularly shows how much he loves his master, but at the same time makes it clear that he can do without him.
He gets along with cats in the house, but does not match his character with birds and rodents.
If you do not teach the dog to people early, then in the future it will not be able to be with him.
It can occupy itself for hours without needing the attention of the owner.
It can grow up to 40 cm at the withers, life - up to 15 years.
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Elizabeth, Diana, and Dusty make three British ladies cry.
The British humorously do not cry, buried their feelings deep in the heart, do not let tears easily cross their cheeks, just because there is too much rain.
The funeral of three women broke the rule: Queen Elizabeth, Princess Diana, and Dusty Spencer.
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The Queen's mother died 20 years earlier, Prince Philip died a year earlier, the beloved Corgi, changed generations.
The Queen is very easygoing. She flew a helicopter with British 007 Daniel Craig at the opening ceremony of the 2012 London Olympics.
At the height of the venue, 007 pulled the door open, holding a pink suit and half a shoe of the "Queen", and two rice flag parachutes fluttered down the venue.
Five minutes later, still half a shoe and a pink suit, the 86-year-old Queen walked out of the front desk with a smile and received the cheers of the crowd.
The British do not go to investigate who is the double, they witnessed, the eye nerve and the nerve of the brain intersect, feel the humor, and receive the Queen's tolerant humor.
At this time the lady rolled down the tears, one drop, two drops, the white gloves erased.
The man stretched his lips into a line and pulled the muscles at both ends out of an English smile.
Ten years later, the Queen lay in the coffin, moved to Westminster Abbey, transferred to Windsor Castle, and buried in the royal tomb.
In the past two years, every Christmas or crash day, someone always wiped a few tears in private.
Princess Diana: Three people are too crowded under one roof
Diana, Princess of Wales (7 / 1 / 1961-8 / 31 / 1997), with its usual shyness, could have survived the same glory, unfortunately "self-destruct the future", buried in the Paris tunnel.
That said, triggering a tsunami of anger, "Diana is not self-destructing, it is being destroyed by others." They find the confession, the first ranking is Carmela, like a vulgar novel robber.
Wait, men and women always come first and then come, so the second sinner appears, Prince Charles, who loves the third.
Third, it ’ s time to take a photo of the dog.
So many sinners, so many tears.
I know a British family who moved to Australia 50 years ago, successfully developed a door-to-door advertising business, but did not join the Australian; Princess Diana went back to England the year of the car accident, and after returning to Australia asked him about Prince Charles, "He is not bad, just strange."
Ask him why he is not naturalized in Australia, "it is not necessary." It is also pertinent, the British are used to living in Australia in the rectum.
Australia has its own government, and the two countries have never turned their backs, perhaps far apart, unlike the Taiwan Strait.
Australia advocates the Republic, the Queen visited Australia, the reporter asked her opinion, the Queen said generously, "It is up to you to decide, but there is nothing wrong with staying in the British Commonwealth." Now my Australian friend, a king who curses a pen and ink with a white shirt.
At this point, the news that King Charles has cancer, just like his grandfather.
When King George died, the British only knew that the king had lung cancer, now King Charles broke the tradition and was much more enlightened, I wonder if the Australian friends changed their views on Charles?
Honour and love are short-lived.
However, the Queen did not reveal her views on Princess Diana and Carmela. On the few days after Princess Diana died in a car accident, the London flower shop could not buy flowers, and they were placed outside the walls of Buckingham Palace.
Her life, glory, and love for her husband and wife are all short, and even the mines have not been cleared.
She cried, “Under one roof, three people are too crowded. ” The sentence was repeated over and over again, days, months, years.
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When it comes to singing, London-born Dusty Springfield (4 / 16 / 1939-3 / 2 / 1999), with a half-soprano voice, sings lyric-oriented rock music, plus the appearance of the face, in the middle of the last century from England to France, Germany, Italy, the United States, Canada, Australia, and the words of Spencer Field. Mature mature man.
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“I Only Want to Be with You, No Matter What You Do … ” (1966)“ You Don ’ t Have to Say You Love Me Just Be Close at Hand ” Standing under the spotlight of the stage, whether it is a lament in an evening dress, or a dancing miniskirt, and unable to see the song and dance, why did she not answer it herself, the critic asked, "Have you ever seen Roy Orbison take off his black glasses?"
The second half of the 20th century was a time when popular Western music, rock and roll, chorus, instrumentation, country songs, black soul music, and many other popular American pop stars like Brandy Lee, Connie Frances, Dorothy Day, Julie Andrews, and several black rock stars.
Not to mention the male singer, Elvis, the Beatles, a few pages can not be finished.
From the ’ 60s to the ’ 80s, Spinfield won numerous awards and was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame for her wide range of voice.
At first, Spencer Field did not gossip, but because there was a same-sex cohabitant, rather questioned by the Los Angeles newspaper, "I have a boyfriend, also have a girlfriend, what can be exaggerated?" on the newspaper but became, "I can not fall in love with men, I sleep with them, fantastic love, and they abandoned me."
In April 1983, she married an American actress in a church, and the following year, the two clashed violently.
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The fans are crying and singing.
Not only broken teeth, but in 1996, Spencer Field had a recurrence of old cancer, and died three years later in Oxfordshire, London, under the age of 60.
A large number of heartbroken fans, men and women, men and women are difficult to distinguish, gathered in the streets and countryside, funeral for her, scattered ashes, kneaded tears and sang her songs.
Now, on the 25th anniversary of the death of Spencer Field, the British people said, "I think we British girls went to the United States to smash their teeth and die in the French tunnel."
At the end of the text, look at the full text, it seems to be corrected.
But I can ’ t help thinking, all the British people are talking about, why is there such a thing as “God save my king. ”
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A link behind the funeral.
Mostafa Abu Libdeh
Journalist and novelist
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Date published: 22 September 2022 7: 01 GMT
Even the most observers who observe between the United States and Britain from a well-known emotional and political schizophrenia (which underlies the opposite of what it shows), did not think that things were this way.
Even the most observant observers of the United States and Britain from a well-known emotional and political schizophrenia (which underlies the opposite of what it shows) could not have imagined that things were so mistrustful that they would need no more than a “pinch ” to explode at an embarrassing time.
And is it more embarrassing for the talismans in the American and British media than for this to come in the place of the prestige of death?
The death of Queen Elizabeth II and the lamentations, reminders and hints of the satire of the Third World media, which they consider to be the reference point for all that is backward, undemocratic or inconsistent.
It was a long shot that didn ’ t get the focus, flip-flops, and fun of introspection it deserved; it revealed to the politicians of crisis hotspots, in Ukraine, the Middle East, and beyond, that things could easily get away with, and that the cracks between major allies went beyond political and economic to moral and emotional.
The story exploded hours after the announcement of the death of Queen Elizabeth, on the evening of September 8, under the title “We mourn for the Queen and not for her empire ” The New York Times published an opinion piece describing Britain as“ a semi-dictatorial kingdom, whose people hover around the rubbish fires in the streets of London, having fun sucking lamb legs, and then doing it in the nearby swampy waters. ”
The article went on to advise us not to romanticize the Queen ’ s era as she helped hide a bloody colonial history that still awaits description and timing.
Adding to the anger of the English that the great American newspaper sought from Picard to gloat or heal by turning sympathy to the British people, who said that they would pay for the funeral and its long and complex march, and that this fine comes from above living conditions that suffer under high energy prices and inflation.
The New York Times was not the only American newspaper to dwell on the negative and hurtful characterization of what remained of the British Empire; rather, the widely-circulated women ’ s magazine, The Quit, was more critical than usual.
The British reaction was quick, multi-platform, and saw the American campaign as more than an opinion piece that could stand personal judgment.
The conservative newspaper “The Telegraph ” politicized and founded what the“ New York Times ” published as “a vendetta by the American left against Britain, and a phobia (Anglo-phobia) experienced by the American liberal establishment towards the English.
The Australian newspaper Spectator, which is affiliated with the Commonwealth Presidency, described what the New York Times wrote as a disease of "royal disorder syndrome".
While the New York Post was about to list the New York Times as terrorism, calling it a “declaration of jihad against the UK and Queen Elizabeth, ” it hurt them deeply that the Times of America did not wait for the Queen until her death was done.
In any case, it is not a political secret that, after World War II, the American Empire rested on the ruins of the British Empire; the Middle East was perhaps the most familiar internationalist region with the details of the bloody chase in which Washington tracked down its ostensible partner, London, and drove it out of what was then called East Suez.
It is true that the imperial handover between London and Washington in the Middle East was the end of the 1960s, but these statements did not close accounts and did not come with clearance certificates.
Therefore, some American media now recall that the reign of the late Queen Elizabeth (seventy years on the throne) was the same period it took for the Middle East to emerge from the captivity of British-European imperialism to the captivity of the new American imperialism.
The humor of the media scene that was exchanged by the American New York Times and the British Daily Mail last week is due not only to the timing with the condolence council, but also to the fact that it reveals the depth and surveillance covered by the subordination of interests.
It is a source of hatred and hatred in the popular conscience, in both countries, an inherited asset that has taken its blatant manifestations in the modern media, social media, otherwise how can all these heinous crimes against Britain and the institution of the throne, be witnessed by the American social media platforms in the form of conspiracy theories launched by the solemn funeral, if not the social memory in both countries is filled with suspicion mixed with contempt?
These are models of them:
Examples of the deep trust gap in the American popular heritage towards Britain and the Crown Institution, and how the statement of Queen Elizabeth ’ s death was triggered by conspiracy theories that received millions of responses even after they were scrutinized as rumors that had no basis other than to address the deep mutual suspicions between the two countries and peoples.
Less than an hour after the British royal family tweeted on the evening of September 8 about the Queen ’ s death, influencers in the QAnon (pro-Donald Trump) groups published that the Queen ’ s death statement was inaccurate, saying that the Queen had died before, and that she had been appearing on occasions throughout this period in hologram, hologram.
Another fabricated information circulated the next day in the United States says that the Queen was killed by an energy weapon, and that this was part of a mysterious plan known to the secret UN Group of 300 headed by the Queen.
On 9 September, Instagram in the United States was filled with a fabricated story that, before her death, the Queen said she had information that would lead to the arrest of Hillary Clinton.
The claim dates back to the 1990s and reflects a conspiracy theory that Hillary and her husband Bill Clinton are killing their political opponents.
At the same time, a picture was broadcast of two women, one of whom was the Queen, throwing children in the street with food or coins, in a humiliating assortment.
In the evening, a composite image of a naked man falling from the balcony of Buckingham Palace was broadcast, with texts saying he was trying to escape the “den of evil. ”
The last of that series of impostors was a post saying that the Queen ’ s death came exactly 1776 days after the “national vote, ” a reminder of 1776 as the year of the independence of the United States and the defeat of British colonialism, which the New York Times recalled today was an unforgettable combination of occupation and slavery.
I do not recall a previous case similar to that shared by American and British press codes and social media platforms of satire exuding suspicion and contempt and accusations of conspiracy, the timing of which came in the place of the British royal death and in a way that scratches the memory with suggestions that the Middle Eastern political mind can only enjoy reading the shredding.
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