Meghan 'won't take her beloved rescue Bogart back because he doesn't like Prince Harry' - three years after leaving him in Canada when she moved to UK

Meghan Markle will reportedly not take back her dog Bogart after leaving him in Canada when she moved to UK - because the rescue pup 'never took to' Harry.  

The couple are currently living in an ultra-luxury Beverly Hills hideout that belongs to Hollywood tycoon Tyler Perry with their one-year-old son Archie. They already have two dogs, including Meghan's other beloved rescue beagle Guy. 

But the former actress, 38, was said to have been left devastated when when she was forced to leave Labrador-shepherd mix Bogart in Toronto when she moved to the UK to live with Prince Harry in 2017.

Now a source told The Sun she is unlikely to take him back, telling the paper: 'Meghan adored that dog but the decision not to take him back was based on Bogart's relationship with Harry.'

Animal lover Meghan has previously said Guy and Bogart 'mean the absolute world' to her and has referred to them as 'my loves' and 'my boys'. 

But the source said Bogart 'never took to Harry' and 'didn't like' him. They added: 'Of course, her staff in the UK who knew about her decision found her statement quite strange, but they accepted it at face value because Meghan knows her dogs.' 

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Animal lover Meghan has previously said Guy and Bogart 'mean the absolute world' to her and has referred to them as 'my loves' and 'my boys'. She is pictured with the two rescue dogs 

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Meghan Markle will reportedly not take back her dog Bogart, pictured, after leaving him in Canada when she moved to UK - because the rescue pup 'never took to' Harry

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The couple are currently living in an ultra-luxury Beverly Hills hideout that belongs to Hollywood tycoon Tyler Perry with their one-year-old son Archie. They already have two dogs, including Meghan's other beloved rescue beagle Guy

Meghan and Prince Harry adopted black Labrador Oz in London in 2018, and he and Guy were flown to Canada in December shortly before the couple stepped back from royal duties.  

The Prince's communication secretary Jason Knauf had said Bogart was living 'with friends' after news first broke that he had been left behind. 

Meghan often used the #adoptdontshop hashtag in her Instagram posts and she chose animal welfare charity Mayhew as one of her first patronages during her time as a royal. 

She also revealed it was Ellen DeGeneres who convinced her to adopt Bogart, her first pet, after she bumped into the TV host in a shelter. 

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A source said Bogart 'never took to Harry' and 'didn't like' him

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The former actress, 38, was said to have been left devastated when when she was forced to leave Labrador-shepherd mix Bogart, right, in Toronto when she moved to the UK to live with Prince Harry in 2017. She took beagle Guy, left, with her 

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Meghan and Prince Harry adopted black Labrador Oz in London in 2018, and he and Guy, pictured, were flown to Canada after the couple stepped back from royal duties

In June last year Meghan wrote about the 'life-changing joy' of adopting a pet as she urged people to support the Mayhew Animal Home, in a foreword to the charity's annual report 

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

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

The mother-of-one went on to urge readers to support the animal welfare charity in 'whatever way they can' - be it through adoption, volunteering, donation or spreading the word.