Meghan Markle's Dogs: A Closer Look At Bogart And Guy Meghan Markle's beloved dog she left behind in Canada 'doesn't like

Meghan Markle's Dogs: A Closer Look At Bogart And Guy

Meghan Markle's beloved dog she left behind in Canada 'doesn't like

Let's talk about Meghan Markle's furry companions for a moment. Last week, Meghan’s rescue beagle, Guy, made headlines when it was mistakenly reported that he hitched a ride to the royal wedding with Queen Elizabeth. But hold on—this week, the spotlight is on Bogart, her other rescue dog, and the reason he's not currently living with Meghan and Prince Harry at Kensington Palace.

Why All the Attention on Bogart?

Bogart, a Labrador-shepherd mix, has been a part of Meghan’s life for quite some time. This dog was originally rescued by Meghan at the urging of Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi. It happened when Meghan ran into the couple at a dog shelter in Los Angeles. The story goes that Ellen and Portia were so persuasive that they practically insisted Meghan take Bogart home. They even watched her as she left the shelter to ensure she followed through.

Meghan later recounted the experience, comparing it to something Oprah might do. She said, "It’s sort of like if Oprah tells you to do something. I’m sitting there holding him, and she’s like, ‘Have you thought of a name for him yet?’ And I said, ‘Well, I think I’d name him Bogart,’ and she’s like, ‘You’re taking the dog home.’”

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    Now, here's the kicker: Bogart, being older and in poorer health compared to Guy, wasn't considered fit to travel to the UK by Meghan’s Canadian veterinarians. This decision has sparked some controversy among dog enthusiasts online. Some are upset that Bogart was left behind, even targeting the Facebook group A Dog’s Dream with comments directed at Meghan.

    Public Reaction and Concern

    One user expressed their frustration, saying, "She dumped one and took the beagle, thereby abandoning Bogart and separating two best friends. No doubt Guy will spend more time with whoever she hires to babysit him in England but won’t ever see his friend again. Personally, I wouldn’t even allow her to adopt a pet rock." The sentiment is echoed by others who question the decision to leave Bogart behind.

    Another commenter chimed in, "Leaving one behind—I would love to know the reason. It is disgusting in my eyes—poor pup lost his mom and best friend." With rumors swirling that Meghan and Harry might be honeymooning in Alberta, Canada, fans are hopeful the couple might visit Bogart to check on his well-being.

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