Queen Has Been Gifted A New Corgi Puppy For Her Official Birthday

The Queen is 'delighted' having been gifted a new corgi puppy by Prince Andrew to mark her official birthday, reports suggest today. 
The monarch, 95, was given two new dogs by her son in February to keep her company in Windsor while the Duke of Edinburgh was recovering from heart surgery.
However she was left 'devastated' last month when her new Dorgi puppy, Fergus, died of a heart problem which it had from birth. 
Now, Prince Andrew, 61, and his daughters Beatrice, 32, and Eugenie, 31, have bought Her Majesty another six-week-old male pup.
The Queen is 'delighted' after she was gifted a new corgi puppy by Prince Andrew to mark her official birthday after her Dorgi puppy died last month.

Pictured: stock image of A Dorgi puppy
The unnamed puppy was gifted to her on Thursday, on what would have been her late husband Prince Philip's 100th birthday.
Speaking to , a Windsor Castle source said: 'The Queen has had a rough time and she is absolutely delighted to have a new corgi. 
RELATED ARTICLES Share this article Share 'She was distraught when Fergus died suddenly, but this new dog will be perfect company for Muick going forward.'
Fergus, a Dorgi, was 'bought by ' along with a corgi, Muick, to help his mother cope in Windsor while the Duke of Edinburgh was recovering from heart surgery.  
The monarch, 95, was left 'devastated' when five-month-old puppy, Fergus, died in May of a heart problem which it had from birth.

Pictured: Her Majesty at Trooping of the Colour, June 12
Now, Prince Andrew, What to give when Opening what to give a cafe 61, (pictured) and his daughters Beatrice, 32, and Eugenie, Opening what to give gift shop in Ho Chi Minh City 31, have gifted Her Majesty another six-week-old male pup to replace 
The puppy was only around five months old when it passed away of a heart problem several weeks ago, leaving Her Majesty 'devastated', sources said.
It came less than two months after the Queen said goodbye to her 'strength and stay' and Britain's longest-serving consort Prince Philip in St George's Chapel. 
The day before Prince Philip's funeral, the Queen drove her two new puppies from Windsor Castle towards Frogmore Gardens for a walk. 
The Queen named the dorgi - a Dachshund and a Welsh Corgi mix - Fergus, after her maternal uncle Fergus Bowes-Lyon, who died in  during World War I.  
Her puppy Fergus had been 'bought by Prince Andrew' along with a corgi, Muick, to help his mother cope in Windsor while the Duke of Edinburgh was recovering from heart surgery (pictured with some of her other dogs in 1980)
The new pup was given to her on Thursday, on Opening what to give would have been her late husband Prince Philip's 100th birthday.