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| This weekend, the Obama family picks a puppy! The first doggy Harry Truman once remarked, "You want a friend in Washington? Get a dog." Eisenhower, Reagan, Ford, Clinton, LBJ and both Bushes all kept dogs in the White House. Now, with the nation still fighting two wars as well as a once-in-a-lifetime economic crisis, Americans can be forgiven for briefly and massively turning their attention to the latest capital canine, aka the Obama dog, aka Bo. That's right, the first family has finally picked a pooch, a Portuguese water dog. The Washington Post barked first on the story, but now everybody's yapping. The dog, a gift from Sen. Ted Kennedy, fulfills a promise the president made to his daughters, Malia and Sasha, during the campaign. Warning: Bo's buzz might grow when he makes his debut on Tuesday. |
In this undated photo released by the White
House, the Obama family's new dog, Bo, a
6-month-old Portuguese water dog, is shown
at the White House in Washington.
(AP Photo/The White House, Pete Souza)
House, the Obama family's new dog, Bo, a
6-month-old Portuguese water dog, is shown
at the White House in Washington.
(AP Photo/The White House, Pete Souza)
By PHILIP ELLIOTT, Associated Press Writer
Philip Elliott, Associated Press Writer – Sun Apr
12, 10:25 pm ET
WASHINGTON – Bo? No jest. The first family
has settled on a first pet — a 6-month-old
Portuguese water dog that the Obama girls are
naming Bo.
The selection was one of the White House's
most tightly kept secrets.
President Barack Obama's daughters, 10-year-
old Malia and 7-year-old Sasha, picked a black
and white pup, a White House official speaking
on the condition of anonymity told The
Associated Press Saturday night.
The dog is a gift from Sen. Edward M. Kennedy,
D-Mass., who owns several Portuguese water
dogs himself.
"We couldnt be happier to see the joy that Bo is
bringing to Malia and Sasha," Kennedy said in a
statement. "We love our Portuguese water
dogs and know that the girls — and their
parents — will love theirs, too."
The Washington Post reported in its online
editions Saturday night that Obama's daughters
chose the name Bo for the pup because first
lady Michelle Obama's father was nicknamed
Diddley. The name for the dog was an apparent
reference to the singer "Bo" Diddley.
White House aides told the AP that the office of
the first lady arranged an exclusive deal on the
dog story with the Post. The officials, who
demanded anonymity because of the deal with
the Post on exclusive details, said the dog was
not in the White House as of Saturday evening.
Throughout the day Saturday, celebrity Web
sites and bloggers were abuzz with rumors of
the first family's selection of a Portuguese water
dog; one site even claimed it had pictures of the
future first pet.
The president had embraced the frenzy: "Oh,
man, now, that's top secret," Obama joked
Friday to reporters.
Obama promised his daughters a puppy during
the campaign.
"This is Washington. That was a campaign
promise," Obama said when he appeared on
Jay Leno's talk show last month, as the
audience roared with laughter. "No, I'm teasing.
The dog will be there shortly."
The president and first lady had said their
choice was down to either a Portuguese water
dog or a Labradoodle because they were
considered good pets for children who have
allergies, as Malia does.
Philip Elliott, Associated Press Writer – Sun Apr
12, 10:25 pm ET
WASHINGTON – Bo? No jest. The first family
has settled on a first pet — a 6-month-old
Portuguese water dog that the Obama girls are
naming Bo.
The selection was one of the White House's
most tightly kept secrets.
President Barack Obama's daughters, 10-year-
old Malia and 7-year-old Sasha, picked a black
and white pup, a White House official speaking
on the condition of anonymity told The
Associated Press Saturday night.
The dog is a gift from Sen. Edward M. Kennedy,
D-Mass., who owns several Portuguese water
dogs himself.
"We couldnt be happier to see the joy that Bo is
bringing to Malia and Sasha," Kennedy said in a
statement. "We love our Portuguese water
dogs and know that the girls — and their
parents — will love theirs, too."
The Washington Post reported in its online
editions Saturday night that Obama's daughters
chose the name Bo for the pup because first
lady Michelle Obama's father was nicknamed
Diddley. The name for the dog was an apparent
reference to the singer "Bo" Diddley.
White House aides told the AP that the office of
the first lady arranged an exclusive deal on the
dog story with the Post. The officials, who
demanded anonymity because of the deal with
the Post on exclusive details, said the dog was
not in the White House as of Saturday evening.
Throughout the day Saturday, celebrity Web
sites and bloggers were abuzz with rumors of
the first family's selection of a Portuguese water
dog; one site even claimed it had pictures of the
future first pet.
The president had embraced the frenzy: "Oh,
man, now, that's top secret," Obama joked
Friday to reporters.
Obama promised his daughters a puppy during
the campaign.
"This is Washington. That was a campaign
promise," Obama said when he appeared on
Jay Leno's talk show last month, as the
audience roared with laughter. "No, I'm teasing.
The dog will be there shortly."
The president and first lady had said their
choice was down to either a Portuguese water
dog or a Labradoodle because they were
considered good pets for children who have
allergies, as Malia does.
| Dogs in the News! The first family has settled on a first pet — a 6-month-old Portuguese water dog that the Obama girls are naming Bo. |
In this undated photo released by the
White House, President Barack Obama
holds his daughter Sasha as he pets
the family's new dog, Bo, a
6-month-old Portuguese water dog.
(AP Photo/The White House, Pete Souza)
White House, President Barack Obama
holds his daughter Sasha as he pets
the family's new dog, Bo, a
6-month-old Portuguese water dog.
(AP Photo/The White House, Pete Souza)
This undated handout photo provided by Sen. Edward
Kennedy's office shows Sen. Kennedy holding his 13-week old
Portuguese water dog named Cappy. In what was one of
the White House's most tightly kept secrets, President Barack
Obama's daughters, 10-year-old Malia and 7-year-old Sasha,
have settled on a black and white pup, a White House official
speaking on the condition of anonymity told The Associated
Press Saturday night April 11 2009. The dog, a gift from
Kennedy who owns several Portuguese water dogs himself, will
make his big debut Tuesday afternoon.
(AP Photo/Sen. Edward Kennedy's Office)
Kennedy's office shows Sen. Kennedy holding his 13-week old
Portuguese water dog named Cappy. In what was one of
the White House's most tightly kept secrets, President Barack
Obama's daughters, 10-year-old Malia and 7-year-old Sasha,
have settled on a black and white pup, a White House official
speaking on the condition of anonymity told The Associated
Press Saturday night April 11 2009. The dog, a gift from
Kennedy who owns several Portuguese water dogs himself, will
make his big debut Tuesday afternoon.
(AP Photo/Sen. Edward Kennedy's Office)
| Dogs in the News! The first family has settled on a first pet — a 6-month-old Portuguese water dog that the Obama girls are naming Bo. |
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