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In 1944, King George VI gave his daughter Elizabeth a corgi named Susan for her 18th birthday. The longer term queen adored the breed and later helped make these small working canine right into a royal mainstay.
In recent times, social media has boosted the breed’s reputation. “They’re simply so photogenic,” Dan McLemore, a corgi fanatic, stated throughout the Summer season Corgi Nationals, an occasion held in Arcadia, Calif. “They’re brief, stocky, funny-looking, energetic — they usually simply all the time appear like they’re smiling on a regular basis.”
