Prince Andrew may face restrictions on keeping dogs at his new home, Marsh Farm, on the Sandringham estate. The property, currently being renovated, is subject to strict rules regarding pets, including a ban on cats implemented by the late Queen Elizabeth II to protect local wildlife.
According to reports, dogs are considered on a 'case by case' basis, leaving the future of Andrew's pets uncertain. He was recently seen driving with one of his dogs, accompanied by a security guard, near the estate. Among his dogs are the late Queen's corgis, Sandy and Muick.
The former prince has been adapting to life at Wood Farm, a temporary residence on the estate, after his arrest last month on charges of misconduct in a public office. He was pictured leaving Aylsham Police Station in Norfolk on his 66th birthday.
Pest control vans have been spotted outside Marsh Farm, suggesting a potential rodent issue that may be exacerbated by the cat ban. Removal vans from Gander & White, an art logistics company with a royal warrant, were also seen delivering items believed to be paintings to the property.
