Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.Photo: Stuart C. Wilson/WPA Pool/GettyIt’s bring your dog to work day forCamilla, Duchess of Cornwalland her rescue pup Beth!Camilla andPrince Charlesspent abusy Wednesday in Kent, visiting range of charities and organizations across the county. One stop on the Duchess of Cornwall’s agenda was the Battersea Brand Hatch Centre in Ash, which provides a calmer environment for cats and dogs struggling to cope in London’s city life.AlthoughPrince Charlesdidn’t join his wife at the animal welfare charity, her dog Beth made an appearance. The pair were challenged to take on Battersea Ambassador Paul O’Grady and his pup, Sausage, in “Temptation Alley,” where the dogs are rewarded for ignoring toys and treats between them and their owner.“What could possibly go wrong?” Camilla, 74, joked before their turn.Beth was a pro, heading straight to Camilla when called, and they were rewarded with a “Winner” trophy!Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.STUART C. WILSON/POOL/AFP via GettyCamilla adopted her two Jack Russell Terriers, Beth and Bluebell, from the charity.But this isn’t Beth’s first royal engagement. In December 2020, Beth helped Camillaunveil a plaqueto official open new kennels at the Battersea Dogs and Cats Home. The royal picked up her pup, who grabbed hold of a sausage attached to the blue curtain covering the plaque with her mouth and tugged, revealing the dedication like never before.Camilla andPrince Charlesalso brought Beth and Bluebell to a dog show in 2015 — where Beth won first prize in the show’s agility contest!Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall’s dog, Beth.Stuart C. Wilson/WPA Pool/GettyCan’t get enough ofPEOPLE’s Royals coverage?Sign up for our free Royals newsletterto get the latest updates onKate Middleton,Meghan Markleand more!Both Beth and Bluebell joined Camilla andPrince Charlesin aphotoreleased in April 2020 to celebrate the royal couple’s 15th wedding anniversary.
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.Photo: Stuart C. Wilson/WPA Pool/Getty
It’s bring your dog to work day forCamilla, Duchess of Cornwalland her rescue pup Beth!Camilla andPrince Charlesspent abusy Wednesday in Kent, visiting range of charities and organizations across the county. One stop on the Duchess of Cornwall’s agenda was the Battersea Brand Hatch Centre in Ash, which provides a calmer environment for cats and dogs struggling to cope in London’s city life.AlthoughPrince Charlesdidn’t join his wife at the animal welfare charity, her dog Beth made an appearance. The pair were challenged to take on Battersea Ambassador Paul O’Grady and his pup, Sausage, in “Temptation Alley,” where the dogs are rewarded for ignoring toys and treats between them and their owner.“What could possibly go wrong?” Camilla, 74, joked before their turn.Beth was a pro, heading straight to Camilla when called, and they were rewarded with a “Winner” trophy!Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.STUART C. WILSON/POOL/AFP via GettyCamilla adopted her two Jack Russell Terriers, Beth and Bluebell, from the charity.But this isn’t Beth’s first royal engagement. In December 2020, Beth helped Camillaunveil a plaqueto official open new kennels at the Battersea Dogs and Cats Home. The royal picked up her pup, who grabbed hold of a sausage attached to the blue curtain covering the plaque with her mouth and tugged, revealing the dedication like never before.Camilla andPrince Charlesalso brought Beth and Bluebell to a dog show in 2015 — where Beth won first prize in the show’s agility contest!Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall’s dog, Beth.Stuart C. Wilson/WPA Pool/GettyCan’t get enough ofPEOPLE’s Royals coverage?Sign up for our free Royals newsletterto get the latest updates onKate Middleton,Meghan Markleand more!Both Beth and Bluebell joined Camilla andPrince Charlesin aphotoreleased in April 2020 to celebrate the royal couple’s 15th wedding anniversary.
It’s bring your dog to work day forCamilla, Duchess of Cornwalland her rescue pup Beth!
Camilla andPrince Charlesspent abusy Wednesday in Kent, visiting range of charities and organizations across the county. One stop on the Duchess of Cornwall’s agenda was the Battersea Brand Hatch Centre in Ash, which provides a calmer environment for cats and dogs struggling to cope in London’s city life.
AlthoughPrince Charlesdidn’t join his wife at the animal welfare charity, her dog Beth made an appearance. The pair were challenged to take on Battersea Ambassador Paul O’Grady and his pup, Sausage, in “Temptation Alley,” where the dogs are rewarded for ignoring toys and treats between them and their owner.
“What could possibly go wrong?” Camilla, 74, joked before their turn.
Beth was a pro, heading straight to Camilla when called, and they were rewarded with a “Winner” trophy!
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.STUART C. WILSON/POOL/AFP via Getty
Camilla adopted her two Jack Russell Terriers, Beth and Bluebell, from the charity.
But this isn’t Beth’s first royal engagement. In December 2020, Beth helped Camillaunveil a plaqueto official open new kennels at the Battersea Dogs and Cats Home. The royal picked up her pup, who grabbed hold of a sausage attached to the blue curtain covering the plaque with her mouth and tugged, revealing the dedication like never before.
Camilla andPrince Charlesalso brought Beth and Bluebell to a dog show in 2015 — where Beth won first prize in the show’s agility contest!
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall’s dog, Beth.Stuart C. Wilson/WPA Pool/Getty
Can’t get enough ofPEOPLE’s Royals coverage?Sign up for our free Royals newsletterto get the latest updates onKate Middleton,Meghan Markleand more!
Both Beth and Bluebell joined Camilla andPrince Charlesin aphotoreleased in April 2020 to celebrate the royal couple’s 15th wedding anniversary.
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