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Apr. 12 2009 - 3:10 pm | 527 views | 0 recommendations | 4 comments

Portugal-U.S. relations improve with arrival of Portuguese dog at White House

A common color pattern of the Portuguese Water...

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The soon-to-be “first puppy” is a six-month-old black-and-white Portuguese water dog that the Obama girls have named Bo, the Washington Post reports.

via BBC NEWS | Americas | Obama family ‘picks first puppy’.


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    Ken,

    It must be a snub of some sort, right? Like how Obama has been snubbing the French by being nice to their FORMER president.

    Maybe this breed USED to be popular in Portugal, or something. Probably, the secret code is in the dog’s adoptive name. Bo? WTF?

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    Ken,

    Are we sure that this isn’t short for Beauregard, and is yet another veiled slap at Sarkozy?

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    I admire the time and effort you put into your blog. I wish I had the same drive :)

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