the man’s best friend. Not having been able to attend the ceremony at the beginning of September WellChild Awardssaluting the bravery of seriously ill British children and teenagers, as well as those working to improve their lives, Prince Harry has decided to communicate with the winners by videoconference in October. Speaking to 13-year-old Isabelle Delaney, who has several serious health conditions including autism, ADHD, hypermobility and Irlen syndrome, the Duke of Sussex admired his service doga Labradoodle called Hope, as L’Express.Uk reported: “We have everyone needs a dog that helps us stay calm.”

And Archie and Lilibet Diana’s father spoke with knowledge. Indeed, this one is the proud owner of three adorable dogs: “I have three in this house and now, so we have five children. I have a black Labrador called Pula, a beagle relief called Guy, and we got another beagle relief called Mia.And to continue:They run after squirrels and cause us all kinds of problems every day, but they are also dogs that bring me emotional support100%, when they behave well.”

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The Windsors and their pets, a great love story

The British royal family has always enjoyed caring for animals. An illustrious example, the late Elizabeth II, great animal lover and devoted owner, took care of more than 30 corgis During his life. Just like her grandson Harry, the mother of King Charles III found in the company of her dogs a real comfort. So, as the Daily Mail reported, Dr Roger Mugford, a canine behavior specialist who has helped the Queen educate her beloved corgis over the years, recently said the animals were “psychologically very important” for the happiness of the sovereign.

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