King Charles has welcomed a new dog for the first time in more than 20 years. The monarch is reportedly ‘besotted’ with the young dog, nicknamed Snuff, a lagotta romagnolo breed from Italy.

THE King has a new spaniel — his first dog for more than two decades. Charles is said to be besotted with the pooch, which arrived as a surprise gift four weeks ago. The dog is called Snuff and ...

King Charles is said to be 'smitten' with his new pet dog, a curly-haired Lagotto Romagnolo named Snuff. This news comes just days after it was announced that Queen Camilla rescued a dog called Mole.

The King is “besotted” with a new dog he has been given as a surprise gift and he has given him a cute name. Charles has not had a dog for more than 20 years but he is said to be more than ...

Well, if you’re King Charles and Queen Camilla, the answer to that is puppies—lots of them—and we can’t say we disagree with that choice! Within weeks, Buckingham Palace has welcomed not ...

King Charles is reportedly smitten with Snuff, who has already made a significant impression on the royal household. The King has a longstanding affection for dogs, and Snuff's presence is no ...

Snuff, whose breed is a truffle-hunting dog from Italy, is King Charles' first dog in around two decades. The King previously had a Jack Russell called Tigga who he adopted shortly after starting ...

With the news that King Charles has been gifted an adorable Lagotto puppy, the relatively uncommon Italian truffle-hunting is likely to see a surge of interest among dog lovers and royal fans alike.

King Charles has fallen in love with a new four-legged friend after being gifted a rare dog as a surprise present. The monarch, who has not owned a dog in over 20 years, is said to be delighted ...

King Charles has welcomed a new dog for the first time in more than 20 years. The monarch is reportedly ‘besotted’ with the young dog, nicknamed Snuff, a lagotta romagnolo breed from Italy.

The dog is called Snuff and is a lagotto romagnolo ... With its thick wool-like coat, it bears little resemblance to King Charles spaniels — kept by Charles I and Charles II.