Princess Beatrice's pet dog - a Norfolk Terrier named Max - has gone missing in Windsor Great park, a 5000 acre deer park on the border between Berkshire and Surrey.
He has been missing for over a week, but she has a helping hand - her grandmother.
The Queen is a great dog lover. She has had more than 30 Corgis during her reign. She currently has five corgis, four "dorgis" and five cocker spaniels.
Queen searches Windsor Great Park for Princess Beatrice's missing dog
By Daily Mail Reporter
16th December 2008
Daily Mail
Doggy bag: Princess Beatrice shows off a picture of her beloved pet
The Queen has been offering Princess Beatrice a royal helping hand by searching for her lost pet dog.
Beloved Norfolk Terrier Max has been missing for a week after running away in Windsor Great Park.
Since then Her Majesty has been helping in the search for the absent pooch.
Beatrice, 20, has put up 'missing' posters asking for the public’s help around the Royal park in Berkshire and has called in her royal protection police.
She has had the pet for seven years and even has a bag with the dog's face printed on it.
The posters state that Max is a sandy coloured Norfolk Terrier who is micro-chipped, but not wearing a collar.
They also mention that the pet is missing two lower front teeth.
When the Queen heard Max had vanished she was keen to offer her assistance.
Her Royal Highness has spent hours out looking for him in her 5,000 acre Windsor estate.
She also ordered her gamekeepers and gardeners to scour the park.
A royal source told the Sun newspaper: 'Max is part of the family. He was given to Beatrice for Christmas when she was only 13.'
Have you seen this dog? A notice on the gates of Windsor Great Park for the missing Norfolk Terrier
The Queen is well-known for her love of dogs and has kept more than 30 Corgis during her reign.
Her first Corgi was Susan who was a present for her 18th birthday in 1944 and many of her dogs have descended from her first pet.
She currently has five corgis called Emma, Linnet, Monty, Willow and Holly.
She also owns four 'dorgis' (corgis crossed with dachshunds) called Cider, Berry, Vulcan and Candy and five cocker spaniels called Bisto, Oxo, Flash, Spick and Span.
Animal lover: The Queen returns from a trip to Canada accompanied by three of her Corgis
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He has been missing for over a week, but she has a helping hand - her grandmother.
The Queen is a great dog lover. She has had more than 30 Corgis during her reign. She currently has five corgis, four "dorgis" and five cocker spaniels.
Queen searches Windsor Great Park for Princess Beatrice's missing dog
By Daily Mail Reporter
16th December 2008
Daily Mail
Doggy bag: Princess Beatrice shows off a picture of her beloved pet
The Queen has been offering Princess Beatrice a royal helping hand by searching for her lost pet dog.
Beloved Norfolk Terrier Max has been missing for a week after running away in Windsor Great Park.
Since then Her Majesty has been helping in the search for the absent pooch.
Beatrice, 20, has put up 'missing' posters asking for the public’s help around the Royal park in Berkshire and has called in her royal protection police.
She has had the pet for seven years and even has a bag with the dog's face printed on it.
The posters state that Max is a sandy coloured Norfolk Terrier who is micro-chipped, but not wearing a collar.
They also mention that the pet is missing two lower front teeth.
When the Queen heard Max had vanished she was keen to offer her assistance.
Her Royal Highness has spent hours out looking for him in her 5,000 acre Windsor estate.
She also ordered her gamekeepers and gardeners to scour the park.
A royal source told the Sun newspaper: 'Max is part of the family. He was given to Beatrice for Christmas when she was only 13.'
Have you seen this dog? A notice on the gates of Windsor Great Park for the missing Norfolk Terrier
The Queen is well-known for her love of dogs and has kept more than 30 Corgis during her reign.
Her first Corgi was Susan who was a present for her 18th birthday in 1944 and many of her dogs have descended from her first pet.
She currently has five corgis called Emma, Linnet, Monty, Willow and Holly.
She also owns four 'dorgis' (corgis crossed with dachshunds) called Cider, Berry, Vulcan and Candy and five cocker spaniels called Bisto, Oxo, Flash, Spick and Span.
Animal lover: The Queen returns from a trip to Canada accompanied by three of her Corgis
dailymail.co.uk
