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The holiday spirit was dampened and Christmas dinner ruined at Buckingham Palace<\/a> by a combination dog fignt \/ cat fight involving The Queen of England, her daughter Princess Anne, a bull terrier named Dottie and the Queen’s favorite Corgi, name of Pharos. Note the gratuitous use of Latin. American papers should do more of that, lends a note of class to a tawdry genre…<\/i><\/p>\n \n THE Queen was last night heartbroken over the death of her beloved corgi The lethal attack by the English bull terrier was the last straw for It happened on Monday afternoon as the Royal Family gathered for Christmas Anne arrived with Dottie – the dog that mauled two children last year, As the door was opened by a servant, the Queen’s corgis raced down the He was treated by Royal vets and kept in intensive care but had to be A Royal insider said the 77-year-old Queen, who has had Pharos for more SIDEBAR:<\/p>\n Dogs so like their owners<\/font><\/strong><\/p>\n By MEL HUNTER<\/p>\n PSYCHOLOGIST Dr Glenn Wilson claimed that pets can reflect the personality "For example, a psychopath might go for a rottweiler. That may be a stereotype "A timid-minded person is far more likely to go for a kitten than a big Dr Wilson, of the University of London, said a dog could almost be a "The connection between royals and their pets may be even stronger because Top pet shrink Dr Roger Mugford said: "Bull terriers are not a breed from the The holiday spirit was dampened and Christmas dinner ruined at Buckingham Palace by a combination dog fignt \/ cat fight involving The Queen of England, her daughter Princess Anne, a bull terrier named Dottie and the Queen’s favorite Corgi, name … Continue reading
\n Pharos, savaged by Princess Anne’s danger dog Dottie.<\/p>\n
\n Her Majesty at the end of another "annus horribilis"
\n .<\/p>\n
\n at Sandringham in Norfolk.<\/p>\n
\n leading to the prosecution of the princess and her other bull terrier
\n Eglantyne. Princess Anne is said to be distraught at incident.<\/p>\n
\n main staircase to greet Anne.
\n But Dottie went for Pharos – the Queen’s oldest corgi – savaging its
\n hind legs and breaking one in three places.<\/p>\n![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/annedog.jpg\")
Growls and yelps were heard through the corridors as the attack went
\n on. The Queen, who is recovering from a knee operation, heard the commotion
\n and hobbled downstairs. But Pharos – for whom she had already made up
\n a Christmas stocking packed with treats like doggy doughnuts and chocolate
\n drops – was terribly injured.<\/p>\n
\n put down yesterday.<\/p>\n
\n than a decade, was "absolutely devastated"<\/p>\n
\n of the owner.He said: "To some degree you do choose a pet which connects
\n with your personality.<\/p>\n
\n but I am sure there is some truth in it.<\/p>\n
\n dog."<\/p>\n
\n substitute child. He went on: "Just like a naughty child, you can’t just
\n let a dog go because it is badly behaved. In fact, naughtiness is somehow
\n endearing.<\/p>\n
\n the animals can’t answer back " and they don’t tell tales."<\/p>\n
\n known to be aggressive to humans but if you have one that’s bad it will
\n hit the headlines.Fights can start if one dog looks at another the wrong
\n way, just like with humans. All dogs enjoy fighting but bull terriers
\n are good at it."<\/p>\n
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