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From Wikipedia about the last dog:
"Major is not the first presidential dog to have biting incidents. In separate incidents, Franklin D. Roosevelt's dog Major (who was also a German Shepherd) bit United States Senator Hattie Wyatt Caraway, and attacked Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Ramsay MacDonald, tearing MacDonald's pants off. Theodore Roosevelt's bull terrier Pete bit numerous people, even tearing the pants off of ambassador of France to the United States Jean Jules Jusserand."
lmfao, uncritical support to presidential dogs
It's not fair, he was a good boi just doing his best
well
he's fired
Do dogs have a natural anti-nonce instinct?
I think it's just that dogs have an inherent understanding of praxis
Nah, there's cop dogs. But I've never seen a cop cat.
good dog