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Who’ll let the dogs out in the Biden household? It will likely be the president himself who’ll take them on walks, at least some of the time, police dog trainer Mark Tobin told The Washington Post. If Biden takes the lead, he’ll be following in the footsteps of the Kennedys, Ronald Reagan (with his Bouvier des Flandres Lucky) and Michelle Obama (with the family’s Portuguese water dogs Bo and Sunny). For big trips, Champ and Major, like their predecessors, will likely receive first-class treatment on Air Force One. And according to the Post, they don’t have to go to the vet because t...

White House Staffer Reveals the Care First Dogs Like Champ and Major Get as Presidential Pets People 2/1/2021 Last month, the two adorable German shepherds both moved into the White House, just four days after Biden, 78, was officially inaugurated as the 46th President of the United States. Since arriving, the pups have made themselves at home and have made headlines. On Sunday, both Champ and Major, were photographed enjoying the snowfall on the White House's South Lawn in a tweet shared by the president's granddaughter, Naomi Biden. © Adam Schultz/Official White House All of your qu...

Inside 'paw-some' lives of dogs in the White House Inside 'paw-some' lives of dogs in the White House Last Updated: Sun, Jan 31st, 2021, 12:55:01hrs Washington [US]: With the vacant position of DOTUS (Dog of the United States) at the White House now filled after four years by Major and Champ Biden -- dogs of President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden -- questions remain as to who fills the dogs' water dishes, rubs the bellies and whether the dogs could just enter the Oval Office. According to The Washington Post, many first families care for their dogs themselves, longtime White House chie...

'Who pours the kibble?' And other answers about daily life for dogs in the White House Bonnie Berkowitz, The Washington Post Jan. 30, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3President George W. Bush and Miss Beazley hang out in the Oval Office between meetings in 2006.Eric Draper/Courtesy of the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum.Show MoreShow Less 2of3While presidential dogs such as Bo Obama, shown here walking with his family on the south lawn in 2009, do not get Secret Service code names, his canine sister Sunny once (briefly) wore an ID tag that gave her address as 1600 P...

The arrival of the beloved dogs mark the return of a tradition Trump broke. A virtual “indoguration” was already held for one of the pets.