U.S. Presidents came with various pets when they occupied the White House. The most common were various dog and cat breeds. There were other animals roaming the grounds from ponies and horses, different birds such as parrots, parakeets, mockingbirds, macaws, and canaries. There were also grizzly and black bears, goats, rabbits, racoons, and opossums, silkworms, tigers, cows, eagles, turkeys, white mice, alligators, roosters, rams, owls, hyenas, squirrels, donkeys, ducks, hamsters, guinea pigs, hens, garter snakes, sheep, lizards, badger, and rats. Some of the more exotic animals were gifts and often donated to Zoos.
The last president not to have any pets in the WH: Donald Trump
The last president with hypoallergenic dogs in the WH: Barack Obama
The last president to have a cow at the WH: William Taft
The last president to have a horse at the WH: John F. Kennedy
The last president to have a bobcat in the WH: Calvin Coolidge
The last president to have a cat in the WH: George W. Bush until Joe Biden officially
adopts a cat.
Last of all, the list of Presidents and their dogs although not all had dogs.
President Joe Biden
Champ, German Shepard
Major, German Shepard
President Donald Trump
NA
President Barack Obama
Bo, Portuguese water dog
Sunny, also a Portuguese water dog
President George W. Bush,
Miss Beazley, Scottish terrier
Spot, English springer spaniel,
Barney, Scottish terrier
President Bill Clinton Buddy, Labrador retriever
President George H.W. Bush
Millie, English springer spaniel
Ranger, one of Millie’s puppies
President Ronald Reagan
Lucky, Bouvier des Flandres
Rex, Cavalier King Charles spaniel
Victory, golden retriever
Peggy, Irish setter
Taca, Siberian husky
Fuzzy, Belgian sheepdog
President Jimmy Carter
Grits, border collie
Lewis Brown, Afghan hound
President Gerald Ford
Liberty, golden retriever
Misty, one of Liberty’s puppies
Lucky, dog
President Richard Nixon
Checkers, Nixon’s dog while vice president
Vicky, poodle
Pasha, terrier
King Timahoe, Irish setter
President Lyndon B. Johnson
Him and Her, beagles
Edgar and Freckles, beagles
Blanco, collie
Yuki, mixed-breed dog
President John F. Kennedy
Charlie, Welsh terrierGaullie, French poodle
Pushinka, mixed-breed dog (gift from Soviet Premier Nikita Khruschev)
Shannon, cocker spaniel
Wolf, Irish wolfhound
Clipper, German shepherd
Butterfly, White Tips, Blackie, Streaker (Pushinka and Charlie’s puppies)
President Dwight D. Eisenhower
Heidi, Weimaraner
President Harry S. Truman
Feller, the unwanted dog, cocker spaniel
Mike, Margaret Truman’s Irish setter
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Major, German shepherd
Meggie, Scottish terrier
Winks, Llewellyn setter
Tiny, Old English sheepdog
President, Great Dane
Fala, famed Scottish terrierBlaze, Elliott Roosevelt’s English bullmastiff
President Herbert Hoover
King Tut, Belgian shepherdPat, German shepherd
Big Ben, fox terrier
Sonny, fox terrier
Glen, Scottish collie
Yukon, Siberian husky
Patrick, wolfhound
Eaglehurst Gillette, setter
Weejie, elkhound
President Calvin Coolidge
Prudence Prim, female white collie
Rob Roy, male white collie
Peter Pan, terrier
Paul Pry, an Airedale terrier
Calamity Jane, Shetland sheepdog
Tiny Tim, chow
Blackberry, also a chow
Ruby Rouch, brown collie
Bessie, collie
Boston Beans, bulldog
King Cole, Belgian shepherd
Palo Alto, bird dog
President Warren Harding
Laddie Boy, Airedale terrier
Old Boy, English bulldog
President Woodrow Wilson
Davie, Airedale terrier
Mountain Boy, greyhound
Bruce, bull terrier
President William Taft
Caruso, dog
President Theodore RooseveltPete, a bull terrier, was a favorite pet
Rollo, Saint Bernard
Sailor Boy, Chesapeake Bay retriever
Blackjack, Kermit Roosevelt’s Manchester terrierSkip, mixed-breed dog
Manchu, Alice Roosevelt’s Pekingese
President William McKinley
He had pets but no dogs.
President Benjamin Harrison
Dogs including Dash, a collie
President Grover Cleveland
Cocker spaniel
Collie
St. Bernard
Dachshunds
Foxhounds
French poodle, Hector
President Chester A. Arthur
He had pets but no dogs.
President James Garfield
A Newfoundland dog named Veto
President Rutherford B. Hayes
Hector, Newfoundland dog
Duke, possibly an English mastiff
Grim, greyhound
Otis, miniature schnauzer
Dot, cocker spaniel
Juno and Shep, two hunting dogs
Jet, dog
President Ulysses S. Grant
Faithful, Jesse Grant’s Newfoundland dog
Rosie, dog
President Andrew Johnson
NA
President Abraham Lincoln
Family’s beloved dog, Fido (who stayed home in Springfield, Ill.)
Jip, Lincoln’s dog
President James Buchanan
Lara, a Newfoundland
President Franklin Pierce
Seven small dogs
President Millard Fillmore
He had pets but no dogs.
President Zachary Taylor
He had pets but no dogs.
President James K. Polk
NA
President John Tyler
A pair of wolfhounds that President Tyler imported for his wife, Julia
Le Beau, an Italian greyhound
President William Henry Harrison
He had pets but no dogs.
President Martin Van Buren
He was given cubs as a gift but gave to a zoo.
President Andrew Jackson
He had pets but no dogs.
President John Quincy Adams
He had pets but no dogs.
President James Monroe
Spaniel belonging to Maria Monroe
President James Madison
He had pets but no dogs.
President Thomas Jefferson
He had pets but no dogs.
President John Adams
Juno and Satan, Abigail Adams’ two mixed-breed dogs
President George Washington
Drunkard, Mopsey, Taster, Cloe, Tipsy, Tipler, Forester, Captain, Lady Rover, Vulcan,
Sweet Lips, and Searcher, all hounds
Five French hounds
Source: Presidential Pet Museum
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