Royals Queen Elizabeth Reportedly Releases Fragrance for Dogs That Smells of 'Coastal Walks' The dog perfume is described as "a rich, musky scent with citrus notes of bergamot" By Charmaine Patterson Charmaine Patterson Charmaine Patterson is an Associate Editor at PEOPLE. She first began working at PEOPLE in 2021 as a Digital News Writer. Her work has previously appeared on xoNecole, The Lakelander, and Aspire TV. People Editorial Guidelines Published on February 15, 2022 09:54PM EST Photo: Samir Hussein/WireImage Queen Elizabeth has reportedly released a perfume for pups. The Happy Hounds Dog Cologne, which smells of "coastal walks," is described as "a rich, musky scent with citrus notes of bergamot," according to The Sun. The pup-friendly perfume, which will be sold for £9.99 ($13.53) in the gift shop of the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, is described as a "unisex" and "long-lasting" fragrance that can "be used on male and female dogs," the publication reports. Queen Elizabeth Seen for the First Time Since Prince Charles and Camilla Tested Positive for COVID Queen Elizabeth. STEVE PARSONS/POOL/AFP via Getty Images The estate's gift shop already features The Sandringham Happy Hound Gift Box, touted as "the ideal present for dog lovers and their furry friends," on its website. The set includes a dog shampoo (also Coastal Walks fragrance), game bones, and a tweed dog toy. The Queen, 95, has famously owned corgis and dorgis (a cross with a dachshund) all her adult life. In May of last year, she mourned the loss of Fergus, one of two new puppies given to her while her late husband Prince Philip was in the hospital. "It's all very sad," a royal insider told PEOPLE at the time. Queen Elizabeth Used Prince Philip's Cane During Latest Outing in Touching Nod to Her Late Husband Fergus is thought to have been a dorgi and was named after the Queen's late uncle Fergus Bowes-Lyon, who died during World War I in 1915. The other dog is named was Muick after a favorite spot near Balmoral Castle. RELATED VIDEO: Remembering Queen Elizabeth's Historic Jubilees The puppies joined the Queen's last remaining corgi, Candy, following the death of another dorgi, Vulcan, late last year and had been a welcome — and lively — addition for the monarch. The Queen exercised them by walking on the grounds of Windsor Castle. She was seen taking the dogs for strolls around Frogmore House in Windsor in the immediate aftermath of Philip's death, at the age 99, and funeral in April 2021. Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free weekly newsletter to get the biggest news of the week delivered to your inbox every Friday. It was thought that she didn't want to have any more dogs — in part because it risked her tripping over one of the pets and also because she didn't want to leave any young dogs behind.