The Queen's Corgi

Prince Philip (voiced by Tom Courtenay) gave Queen Elizabeth II (voiced by Julie Waters) a corgi puppy named Rex (voiced by Jack Whitehall) The furry child captured the queen's love and became the favorite pet.

Rex is arrogant and will bully other corgis, and the Queen doesn't care about Rex's mischief or trouble. Charlie (voiced by Matthew Lucas) is very fond of Rex and always wants to teach the proud kid a little lesson.

US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melanie visited Buckingham Palace with the White House's first dog, where they were warmly welcomed by the Queen and Prince Philip.

Melanie and the Queen's Corgis, picking out for her baby dog. This enthusiastic and proactive White House dog Mei Si fell in love with Rex, and her embrace made Rex want it.

Chasing, running, jumping and rolling from the royal study, making noises to the state banquet, Rex bit Trump's trousers and annoyed him to ask the Queen for guilt.

The queen was not allowed to scold Rex for being rude.

Rex, who was scolded for the first time in his life, was frustrated and felt that the queen didn't love it anymore.

Charlie invited him to escape the palace and venture into the world bravely. Rex, who had never stepped out of Buckingham Palace, was deeply attracted by this adventure and mustered the courage to jump out of the palace walls. Then Charlie, who followed, used a trick to cause Rex to almost drown. In the river, he was rescued and transferred to a stray dog shelter.

The sleeping bed has always been soft and comfortable, and all three meals are specially made by Rex, who is served by a special person. He lives in a cement cell with other dogs, eats dog food, and complains so much that he always talks about himself as the first royal dog.

The house dog, Aji, wants to teach him to recognize the world and stop dreaming. He avoids the attention of the administrator at night, and goes to the basement to accept the shocking baptism of the "Fighting Club".

The pampered Rex was terrified by the ferocious killing of the dogs, but fell in love with the bulldog's girlfriend Wang Da. Fist pressed neck, almost breathless.

So a group of dog friends took Rex to the laundry room for special training and challenged the bulldogs in the "Fighting Club". Wang Da saw the portrait of the royal first dog Rex in the administrator's mug, and decided to help it leave the shelter and return to Buckingham Palace, also for her own happiness.

After Rex settles the evil forces in the asylum, he is accompanied by the other three partners to return to the royal family to carry out a revenge plan, not to mention making a scene in the palace, and even staged a scene of setting fire to Buckingham Palace.

After the fire died down, Rex's companions, with the Queen's consent, settled down. Charlie, who became the first royal dog with tears in his eyes, took up the task of making a kiss and followed Mei Si to the White House in the United States.

"Queen's Corgi" was developed by Queen Elizabeth II, who loves corgis, and developed a fictional Rex who fell from the royal dog to the refugee, and experienced the taste of friendship and bullying.

The animation production team drew the gorgeous decoration of the British royal family according to the real scene, and even the demeanor of Queen Elizabeth and the Prince were 100% restored.

The story is smooth and not particularly exciting, suitable for children to watch.