Buckingham Palace has confirmed that Queen Elizabeth's beloved corgis, Sandy and Muick, "will remain with the family," via the Daily Mail. While Andrew and Sarah will no longer be able to use their former Duke and Duchess of York titles, they will apparently keep possession of the late Queen's corgis.

The late queen was gifted her two corgis by Andrew Mountbatten Windsor and Sarah Ferguson's daughters Princess Eugenie and Princess Beatrice to distract her from the stress of Prince Philip's ill heal

Sarah Ferguson, the ex-wife of King Charles III’s younger brother Andrew, has shared living quarters with her ex for years. Now, she will share the loss of their titles and their home.

The palace recently revealed what will happen to Queen Elizabeth II's corgis after Sarah Ferguson and Andrew Mountbatten Windsor were kicked out of the Royal Lodge. Keep reading for the details…MORE: Follow Wonderwall on MSN for more top news _"The corgis will remain with the family,

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor has been issued a warning over his dogs, including the two corgis he inherited from Queen Elizabeth - Prince William has been sent the same email

For decades, they were the tiny, four-legged shadows of Queen Elizabeth II. Now, the future of her beloved corgis, Muick and Sandy, is under the microscope once again. With Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson,

Paws hit the field running at Ogren Park on Saturday as corgis of all shapes and sizes raced for the title of top dog.

A rare mix, Bernese Mountain-Corgis are known to have the energy of both parent breeds (that’s a lot), which means they require plenty of exercise and playtime. While not as big as a Bernese Mountain Dog or as short as a Corgi, the mix is known to shed a lot of hair, just like both parent breeds.