A parade of Corgi dogs took part in an event to honor the first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's death.

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Corgi Parade Honors Late Queen Elizabeth

Ok. So now in case you missed it, this Friday is the first anniversary of the death of Queen Elizabeth. And a tribute in London on the weekend. Remember the late queen in a very special way. The queen was known for her love of Corgis. The dog Queen Elizabeth was 96 years old when she died and was monarch for over 70 years. She had her first Cory as a pet when she was just a small child. And so on Sunday, about 20 Cory owners and their pets took part in a parade outside of Buckingham Palace. The animals were in costumes with some wearing crowns and tiaras event organizer Agatha Agatha. Excuse me, sir, Gilbert said that she hoped the parade becomes an annual event saying, quote, I can't see a better way to remember her than through her corgis, through the breed that she loved and cherished her life. Adorable. Do you see the royal regalia that these dogs are wearing? I've seen some of this one in a crown. I mean, they're so cute. I do hope it's an annual tradition. I love everything. Look at these dogs with their crowns. I can't. That's adorable. I love it. Hopefully this trend continues.