Dog conquers the White House

Barack Hussein Obama, born in Honolulu, Hawaii in 1961, is by now known all over the world. After his enthralling election campaign against John McCain, the Republican candidate, he was the first African American to be elected President of the United States.
As a result, Obama is the head of state and represents approximately 306 million people.
He also has to get on with the global economic crisis.

But despite of braking down in despair faced with such unimaginable challenges the president is all smiles.
However, watching the White House and its new inhabitants one get’s quickly an idea of why it is so easy for Obama to retain his zest for life. Surrounded by all these people he loves and admires, first of all his wife Michelle, he can be sure of receiving support in every situation.
And now, there is someone new to accompany Obama. He is lively and fast and knows how to draw the attention. His name is Bo and he is the First Dog in the White House.

This Portuguese water dog is America’s recent superstar. After having captured the hearts of Barack Obama’s family, Bo is now about to find his way into the general public.
The First Dog is the conclusion to Obama’s promise to his two children Malia Ann and Natasha. He pledged to buy them a dog in return for his absence during the tedious presidential fight. One can hence see that the president is true to his word.
On April 14, Bo made his White House debut. The whole family was there to present their new member. In the park of Obama’s dwelling and office residence, Bo enjoyed to jump and bounce in front of the cameras.

Nearly every American brims over with enthusiasm for the Portuguese water dog whose ancestors once lived all along Portugal’s shoreline. The desire for Bo is among others surely caused by his cute outward appearance; the six month old dog has a black, curly fur with white front feet and chest. Unfortunately, this breed of dog is not easy to get. Since Bo conquered the White House many Americans wish to obtain this kind of dog that is very popular for its non-shedding qualities.

Barack Obama himself is indeed not afraid of the First Dog’s hair but of his potential aim to spend the night with his owner together in one bed. According to him, there is furthermore a certain danger for the First Lady’s vegetable garden. Namely, the First Dog is supposed to adore tomatoes.
Bo managed both to cheer his new owners and to dispread a nice encouragement all over the world. In today’s strained atmosphere, this wonderful dog is real gift.