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Sir Woofington III wasn't born into royalty – he earned his title after accidentally foiling a palace heist by mistaking the crown jewel thief for a new butler with excellent throwing-stick potential. The Queen was so amused by his heroic bumbling that she knighted him on the spot. Now he serves as the Royal Paw-tector, specializing in detecting which visiting dignitaries are truly dog people. Behind his dignified portrait lies a secret: he still buries royal socks in the palace gardens and has convinced the grounds staff that these "sock plantings" will bloom into handkerchief trees. The palace children adore his dual nature – perfectly poised during state functions, then hilariously rolling in mud puddles the moment formalities end.
A distinguished corgi wearing an ornate royal outfit featuring a red velvet cape with gold trim, a plumed hat, and a decorative medallion. His proud stance and slight head tilt convey nobility, while his bright eyes and subtle smile maintain his canine charm. The luxurious garments and regal posture transform this ordinary dog breed into a believable portrait of canine aristocracy.