10 Vintage Pictures of Queen Elizabeth's Corgis That Will Brighten Your Day

Queen Elizabeth II is, without a doubt, the world's most famous collector of Corgi dogs. The royal matriarch has owned more than 30 of them in her lifetime, and the loss of one of her pets makes headlines around the globe. While Pembroke Welsh Corgis are her favorite breed, the Queen has also had a number of Dachshund mixes. If you're feeling like you need a little pick-me-up, look no further than these vintage photos of the Queen and her beloved Corgis over the years!

Queen Elizabeth, Prince Anne, and a Floof, Date Unknown
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Queen Elizabeth, Prince Anne, and a Floof, Date Unknown

Arriving at King's Cross Station, 1969
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Arriving at King's Cross Station, 1969

This was taken right before she welcomed the Apollo 11 astronauts to Buckingham palace.

Arriving at King's Cross Station, 1969
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Arriving at King's Cross Station, 1969

On Holiday in Scotland, 1974
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On Holiday in Scotland, 1974

Carrying Her Babies, 1977
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Carrying Her Babies, 1977

With the Queen Mother, 1980
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With the Queen Mother, 1980

Around the Palace, 2002
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Around the Palace, 2002

Just a room full of corgis, nothing to see here.

Around the Palace, 2002
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Around the Palace, 2002

Those snacks on the table? Not for the human guests.

Around the Palace, 2002
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Around the Palace, 2002