The rescue beagle which Meghan owned before she married Prince Harry, Guy, and a black Labrador puppy travelled out with the couple to Canada in November and are still there. The Duke and Duchess said in their announcement that they wanted to “balance their time between the UK and North America”. It is believed that Meghan has no set return date to come back to the UK.

Royal insiders said “in hindight” the dogs staying in Canada “was the biggest clue” Meghan and Harry “were unlikely to come back from this so-called holiday”.

One source told the Daily Mail: “Both the Duke and Duchess adore their dogs and Guy has already been relocated from Canada to London once when Meghan moved over.

“She wouldn’t have considered a move again for him if it wasn’t going to be at least semi-permanent.”

Over the Christmas period the couple were living at a mansion on Vancouver Island.

When the Duchess was on maternity leave, she wrote about her love for dogs for the animal welfare charity, Mayhew.

She said: “As a proud rescue dog owner, I know from personal experience the joy that adopting an animal into your home can bring.

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“The role that we, as people, play in rehoming and rescuing these animals is vital, but the role of organizations such as Mayhew is unparalleled.

“The choice to adopt a pet is a big decision that comes with much responsibility but infinite return on the investment.

“It will undoubtedly change your life.”

Speaking in an interview shortly after her engagement was announced, Meghan said: “I’ve had two dogs that I’ve had for a long time, two rescue pups.

“One is now staying with a very close friend and the other little guy is, yes, he’s in the U.K. He’s been here for a while. I think he’s doing just fine.”

When she married Harry, she had to leave her other dog Bogart behind.

Prince Charles has made it clear that he still wants the young family to be very much involved in royal life.

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Prince Harry is due to cary out his first official royal engagement since November on Thursday when he will host the Rugby League World Cup draw.

It is understood that The Queen wants the palace to come up with a deal on the future of the pair within the next 72 hours.

It has emerged that the Duchess has signed a voiceover deal with Disney in return for a donation to an elephant charity.

The new mum recorded the voiceover shortly before she left the UK for Canada to celebrate Christmas.

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