When the interview to Magazine Vi was made, king Carl Gustaf was concerned about the dog Brandie's health.
She suffers from a half-sided facial paralysis and must be sent on computer tomography.
Magazine Vi have done a big interview with King Carl Gustaf. The theme is the forest that is both a professional interest and a place of haven to the king.
In the report by Josefin Olevik and photographer Thron Ullberg, presented on nine pages in the December issue of Vi, the king also talks about his dear dog Brandie, a Bavarian Mountain Scenthound, which is with him at the interview.
The master and his dog are almost inseparable.
It is obvious that the king communicates with his dog in a special way, as she suffers from a mystery's disorder. It is important to wake on the right side.
- She is defective, you understand, says the king to Vi, explaining that Brandie has a half-sided facial paralysis. However, the dog does not suffer from it, but the king is very concerned, and time is booked for computer tomography, a layer X-ray.
The king now hopes that Brandie will be fine and that the vet will make good decisions.
- I hope it's not dangerous. Unless otherwise, we can try to give her botox, says the king with a laugh to Vi.
Now the director of the press department, Margareta Thorgren, says to Expressen that everything has gone well.
- Brandie is fine, I can notify, but by the way, I have no comments more than that the royal family are big animal lovers and have had many dogs.
Kungen orolig för sin sjuka hund Brandie _ Kungligt _ Expressen
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