The name “dorgi” may not seem as regal as that of the King Charles spaniel, but this breed, which is a cross between a dachshund and a Welsh corgi, has extremely close ties to the British monarchy. Queen Elizabeth II was famous for her love of corgis, as she bred at least 14 generations of the dog from one gifted to her on her 18th birthday. However, she also bred dorgis, beginning by pairing one of her beloved corgis with Pipkin, a dachshund who belonged to Princess Margaret. When the queen was in her 90s, she stopped breeding dogs, telling people she didn’t want to leave any behind after she was gone. Her last two dogs were dorgis, named Vulcan and Candy.