Since my puppy, Bertie, moved in, I’ve often wondered how the furniture in
the royal palaces remained and remains unchewed when the Queen, like her
great-great-grandmother, Queen Victoria, is so fond of dogs. When at home, both
Queens are and were rarely seen without their canine companions, some of whom
must have surely been chewers!
Perhaps, for the present Queen, the answer lies with her ‘dog whisperer’
whom, according to the
Telegraph, she regularly consults about her
dogs’ behaviour. It seems that the corgis don’t take too kindly to outsiders, so
the Duchess of Cambridge’s dog, Lupo, was, for his own protection, left with
the Middletons this Christmas, rather than joining the family at Sandringham:
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Perhaps, for the present Queen, the answer lies with her ‘dog whisperer’
whom, according to the Telegraph, she regularly consults about her
dogs’ behaviour. It seems that the corgis don’t take too kindly to outsiders, so
the Duchess of Cambridge’s dog, Lupo, was, for his own protection, left with
the Middletons this Christmas, rather than joining the family at Sandringham: 
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