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The Late Queen’s Dogs Are Going To Another Royal Owner

Author Rob Tanner

According to CBS, the late Queens dogs are moving. Queen Elizabeth II was known for her love of dogs, and at the time of her death last week, she had at least four — two corgis, a cocker spaniel, and a dachshund-corgi mix called a dorgi. So everyone was wondering who would care for them now. Looks like we have an answer.

Her two corgis, Muick (pronounced Mick) and Sandy, will be looked after by one of the queen’s sons, Prince Andrew, and his ex-wife, Sarah. Andrew’s team confirmed this to a  British news agency. The two corgis had been a gift from Andrew to his late mother.

It’s unclear what will happen with Lissy and Candy, the queen’s other two dogs. I am thinking our very own Catherine Lane from the Tanner in the Morning show would gladly take them into her home!

10 Dog Breeds That Are Most Likely To Beg For Food At The Table

If you have ever had a dog, you know that all kinds of dogs beg for food. In reality, it doesn’t matter what breed they are. Especially if they get used to getting fed from the table, or just eating human food in general. I mean, come on, it is pretty good (usually).

But dogs begging at or just under the table can get really annoying. Especially if you have guests over who are not used to hungry dogs slobbering all over your leg just for a bite of food.

UK news source Fife Today shared two main ways you can actually retrain your dog to not beg for food at the table. One is by simply not feeding them from the table ever again. Even one instance can screw up a dog’s expectations. Another way is telling them to go lay down in another room before you start a meal. With both of these, as with most dog training, you must be consistent, or else it won’t stick.

Either way, it’ll take a bit to retrain them, especially since there are some dog breeds that are more likely to beg at the table than others.

According to the American Kennel Club, here are the top 10 dog breeds that are most likely to beg you for food at the table.

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  • 5. Corgi

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  • 4. Great Pyrenees

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Country 103.7’s funniest guy in town is none other than Rob Tanner with Tanner in the Morning! Rob Tanner has been the host of WSOC-FM's Tanner in the Morning Show in Charlotte, NC for 20 years. The show was named the 2018 ACM Major Market Personalities of the Year. He is well-versed in all topics in country music. Tanner also is a sports junkie who writes about any Carolina sports team, and he and his wife Missy spend most of their down exploring theme parks. He writes Disney insider content.

 

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