The British Evans Lisa White II's last Corgi was euthanized.

The last female Corvette of British female Evans Lisa White II was euthanized in Windsor on the 15th and died nearly 15 years old, ending the 80-year-old relationship between the Queen and Corgi. It is reported that this pet named "Willow" suffers from a "cancer-related" disease, and the queen cannot bear to watch it suffer and allow the veterinarian to euthanize it.

"Daily Mail" reported that the insider of Buckingham Palace was the source of news. The death of "William" made the Queen "have been hit hard".

“Every Corgi who died in the past year has caused her heartache, but 'Willlow' has made her even more sad. It may be because 'Willlow' is the last link connecting her to her parents and the old time back to childhood. It feels like an era is over."

The Queen became a 7-year-old child in 1933 when she was attached to a Corgi dog. That year, her father, later King Albert Frederick Arthur George Windsor, was the Duke of York and began to raise Corgi. On the 18th birthday of the Queen, she received the Susie from Corgi as a birthday present, and then raised more than 30 Corgi dogs, many of which were direct descendants of Susan. Willow is the 14th generation descendant of Susan.

"Willow" is particularly outstanding in Queen's pet dogs. Two years ago, mixed breeds such as Fulkan and Candi appeared with Corgi "Holly" and Corgi and Dachshund. The official portrait of the Queen's 90th birthday, in 2012 with "Holly" unveiled the opening ceremony of the London Olympics. Holly died about a year and a half ago and died at the age of 13. The queen has since decided that she will no longer keep a new dog. The queen's dog now has only "Fulkan" and "Candi".

"Willow" was buried in Windsor. Later on it will be erected in its graveyard with its name and tombstone with the words “Loyal Companion of the Queen”.As a senior dog lover,Albert Frederick Arthur George Windsor pet dogs to be quite considerate. Even on many public occasions, people are asked to see them with their love dogs. No matter where they go, Elizabeth loves dogs. All have special care.

Especially Corgi dogs, because the Queen's first love in her life is Corgi, so the Queen's care of the Corgi is more than the dog. Even the Corgi's imperial meal was arranged by the imperial kitchen. The Queen stipulated that all the ingredients that were fed to the Corgi must be fresh. The tableware used by the dogs was a silver plate. The chef put the ingredients on it and the princess personally poured it. juice. Once a chef gave the dog canned food without fresh meat, he was immediately demoted.

One year, one of the Queen's Corgi dogs was bitten by Princess Anne's bulldog. The queen collapsed and she was executed.