Canine Craze at King Charles III's Coronation

Dogs stole the show at King Charles III's coronation street party, attempting to parade on London's King's Road. The Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, including "Toffee" and "Machi," wore golden crowns and yellow rubber booties, respectively. The breed has a long history with the British monarchy, dating back to Queen Elizabeth I's "spaniel gentle." The current king's favorite breed is the Jack Russell, while his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, was a loyal corgi girl. The parade didn't go to plan, with the dogs doing a lot of different things, but it was a celebration fit for a king.