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Pooch Poll

By: Jeff Dufour
Editor at Large/Columnist, "Yeas & Nays"
12/04/08 12:05 AM EST


This is America, after all, so the Newseum is asking its visitors to vote on the dog President-elect Obama should buy for his daughters. The sign reads: "The American Kennel Club recommended five hypoallergenic breeds for Malia, who has allergies, and Sasha. But Obama says they would prefer a dog from a shelter. What kind of dog do you think the Obama family should take to the White House?: Poodle, Wheaten Terrier, Bichon Frisé, Chinese Crested, Miniature Schnauzer [or] Shelter Dog."

Photo: Carrie Devorah



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Dec 4, 2008

A Wheaten Terrier from a reputable Wheaten rescue/foster/rehome organization such as Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier Club of America.

 


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