Queen Victoria’s pet dog Islay

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Queen Victoria’s pet dog Islay was a beloved 19th-century Skye terrier known for his close companionship with the queen and his posthumous commemoration in art and memorials.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Skye terrier
companion animal
dog
pet
associatedWith British royal family
Victorian era
breed Skye Terrier
burialPlace pet cemetery at Windsor
commemoratedBy artistic depictions commissioned by Queen Victoria
inscribed memorial stone
countryOfResidence United Kingdom
era Victorian era
hasGender male
hasName Islay
hasNotableOwner Queen Victoria
knownFor being a favorite dog of Queen Victoria
close companionship with Queen Victoria
posthumous commemoration in art
posthumous commemoration in memorials
languageOfName Scottish Gaelic
namedAfter Islay (Scottish island)
linked to: Islay
notableFor being one of Queen Victoria’s most beloved dogs
owner Queen Victoria
partOf Queen Victoria’s household
petOf Queen Victoria
portrayedIn memorials
paintings
sculpture
residence Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
species Canis lupus familiaris
timePeriod 19th century

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Islay the dog statue inspiredBy Queen Victoria’s pet dog Islay
Islay the Skye terrier mentionedInContext Queen Victoria’s dogs
linked to: Queen Victoria’s pet dog Islay