Posted: April-14-2009 at 10:17pm | IP Logged	Tweet

Hmmmmmmmmmmmm, being Barack Obama is president of the United States, wouldn't it have been more appropriate for the First Family to have chosen a dog breed other than a Portuguese water dog?

It seems like an American breed dog would have been more appropriate. I guess where many American jobs have been outsourced to foreign countries, the First Family decided it would be best to get a Portuguese water dog.

Yesterday afternoon I was on my cell phone talking to a buddy of mine, and I mentioned to him as I was sitting at a red light ... the vehicle in front of me had a Barack Obama bumper sticker on that said "Yes We Can!" My buddy told me to run into the rear of the car and when the driver got out say, "No You Can't!" HA HA HA HA

Posted: April-15-2009 at 5:53am | IP Logged	Tweet

Name a "American " breed dog .

The main requirment was that the dog had to be hypoallergenic,one of his girls is allergic to dog dander, etc,  that cuts way down on the potential choices.

Posted: April-16-2009 at 12:25am | IP Logged	Tweet

When I say American I mean, a dog without the name (German) Shepherd, (Portuguese) water dog, and any other dog with a foreign name.

I heard all about the dog had to be a hypoallergenic one due to the girls allergies. I don't know about dogs period, hypoallergenic or non-hypoallergenic. All I know is, I (and others I've talked with too) believe a dog could have been found for the girls without having Portuguese or German in the dog breed name.

Posted: April-16-2009 at 5:57am | IP Logged	Tweet

Isn't that getting kind of petty ? I don't  recall you ever complaining about Bush's " Scottish " terrier, Barney.

A lot of dog breeds use as part of their name the country that the breed originated from. Most dog breeds originated from countries other than the USA, as do the vast majority of it's citizens.