https://www.dogsinhistory.org/stories-dogs-in-history daily 0.75 2026-04-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/a78c6116-238c-42a3-bef6-a55838c16015/paw-prints-trail-1500px-30pc-opacity.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1749762739341-A5OG5BIKI0BOKDX9UK0L/dogs-in-history-animal-land.jpg https://www.dogsinhistory.org/stories-dogs-in-history/frida-kahlo-senor-xolotl-dog-aztec-death monthly 0.5 2026-04-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/8ec2e670-de4a-4eca-91c3-3d6a167a871a/frida-kahlo-the-love-embrace-of-the-universe-the-earth-mexico-myself-diego-and-senor-xolotl.webp Our Stories - Señor Xólotl: Frida Kahlo Named Her Dog After the Aztec God of Death Señor Xólotl sleeps at the base of the composition — beneath Kahlo, Diego, the earth, and the universe. The Love Embrace of the Universe (1949). © Frida Kahlo Foundation, via Wikipedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/5df3e053-8535-4af0-942c-9ac212de69ec/frida-kahlo-senor-xolotl-dog-aztec-god-codex-borgia.jpg Our Stories - Señor Xólotl: Frida Kahlo Named Her Dog After the Aztec God of Death Xólotl, the dog-headed god of death and guide of souls, as depicted in the Codex Borgia. Pre-Columbian Aztec manuscript, c. 1500. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/d901ec88-4a73-46dd-bd51-302cdf0e73fd/frida-kahlo-senor-xolotl-dog-aztec-death-2.jpg Our Stories - Señor Xólotl: Frida Kahlo Named Her Dog After the Aztec God of Death Frida Kahlo with a Xoloitzcuintli at La Casa Azul, c. 1944. © Frida Kahlo Foundation https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/3f24c4cc-b449-455c-9add-75bdb71a620e/frida-kahlo-the-love-embrace-of-the-universe-the-earth-mexico-myself-diego-and-senor-xolotl-crop.jpg Our Stories - Señor Xólotl: Frida Kahlo Named Her Dog After the Aztec God of Death Señor Xólotl, detail from The Love Embrace of the Universe (1949). Curled in the earth's hand, beneath everything. © Frida Kahlo Foundation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1774485500667-2CAXPP7WNSRYV8VL3DAL/frida-kahlo-senor-xolotl-dog-aztec-death-4x3.jpg Our Stories - Señor Xólotl: Frida Kahlo Named Her Dog After the Aztec God of Death Frida Kahlo embracing her favorite dog Señor Xólotl, c. 1950s. © Frida Kahlo Foundation https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/017967c6-347e-4bbe-bc07-7f7b57a99189/frida-kahlo-senor-xolotl-dog-aztec-death-painting.jpg Our Stories - Señor Xólotl: Frida Kahlo Named Her Dog After the Aztec God of Death Self-Portrait with Small Monkey (1945). Kahlo bound herself, her spider monkey, and Señor Xólotl with a single ribbon. © Frida Kahlo Foundation. https://www.dogsinhistory.org/stories-dogs-in-history/argos-dog-odyssey-homer-faithful-hound monthly 0.5 2026-04-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/ebe546fd-4c99-4620-a2a1-716643a98d59/argos-dog-odyssey-homer-faithful-hound.webp Our Stories - Argos: The Dog Who Waited Argos recognizes Odysseus on his return to Ithaca, after twenty years apart. Print titles Ulysses and Argus, 1885, made by Frederick Stacpoole, after Briton Rivière, published by Thomas Agnew & Sons. British Museum CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/cc246e7f-f956-4095-9203-106045301e69/argos-dog-odyssey-homer-faithful-hound-chatterbox-1886.jpg Our Stories - Argos: The Dog Who Waited Ulysses recognised by his old dog Argus. The man who survived Troy could not kneel down. Chatterbox magazine, 1886, Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/bd0331da-c769-4a54-84c0-1f5a49beca6f/argos-dog-odyssey-homer-faithful-hound-telemachus.jpg Our Stories - Argos: The Dog Who Waited Odysseus reveals himself to Telemachus. The reunion Homer allowed — unlike the one at the gate, where a dog recognized him first and nothing could be said. Ulysses and Telemachus painting by Georges Truffaut, 1880. VladoubidoOo, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. https://www.dogsinhistory.org/stories-dogs-in-history/caesar-wire-fox-terrier-edward-vii-funeral-procession monthly 0.5 2026-04-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/829db6ae-f6f0-49d8-815a-cacd88f755a2/caesar-wire-fox-terrier-edward-vii-funeral-procession-2.webp Our Stories - Caesar: The Dog Who Walked Before Kings Caesar led by a Highland soldier in Edward VII's funeral procession, with the King’s favorite charger Kildare (horse) ahead of them. Huge crowds, estimated at between three and five million, gathered in London to watch this historic event. Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/89496345-7068-4a30-8e96-34ae44502680/caesar-wire-fox-terrier-edward-vii-portrait.jpg Our Stories - Caesar: The Dog Who Walked Before Kings Edward VII with Caesar at Balmoral, c. 1905. The King wears Highland dress — a habit acquired from his mother Queen Victoria, who favored Balmoral above all her residences. Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/d90d7215-2fba-4c02-8172-7e19df40490a/caesar-wire-fox-terrier-edward-vii-funeral-procession-3.jpg Our Stories - Caesar: The Dog Who Walked Before Kings Edward VII's funeral procession, Piccadilly, May 20, 1910. Caesar — circled — walks ahead of the gun carriage and the kings behind it. Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/9fc9523e-2898-47a8-9531-74a6010ee554/caesar-wire-fox-terrier-edward-vii-drawing-Maud-Earl.jpg Our Stories - Caesar: The Dog Who Walked Before Kings Silent Sorrow by Maud Earl, 1910. Caesar rests his head on the King's empty chair. The painting was commissioned in the weeks following Edward VII's death. Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/dcb5b18b-b8c7-4bac-97b6-a2bd904b11e5/Queen-Alexandra-with-Japanese-Chin-dogs-photo-by-Russell-and-Sons.jpg Our Stories - Caesar: The Dog Who Walked Before Kings Queen Alexandra with her Japanese Chin dogs, c. 1900. After Edward's death, she took in Caesar and, by her own account, spoiled him thoroughly. Photo: Russell & Sons, Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/d9f7cf9a-6a4b-4005-9731-46ee2860454f/caesar-wire-fox-terrier-edward-vii-tomb-st-gearges-chapel.jpg Our Stories - Caesar: The Dog Who Walked Before Kings The tomb effigy of Edward VII, located in St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle, was sculpted by Bertram Mackennal. Caesar is carved at the King's feet — inset. Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/8b3ccfe6-24bd-4661-ad10-e8a14ab25150/caesar-wire-fox-terrier-edward-vii-book-wheres-master.jpg Our Stories - Caesar: The Dog Who Walked Before Kings - Make it stand out Where's Master? by Caesar the King's Dog, 1910. The unauthorized account of Edward VII's death ran to nine reprints in its first year. Public domain. https://www.dogsinhistory.org/stories-dogs-in-history/anubis-real-dogs-ancient-egypt-afterlife monthly 0.5 2026-04-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/0a3c8c07-68d5-430d-8c05-553846c77a30/anubis-real-dogs-ancient-egypt-afterlife_hunting_scene.webp Our Stories - Anubis Was Real: The Dogs Behind Egypt’s Most Famous God Tutankhamun hunting lions. This artwork is part of a scene decorated on one side of a chest found in the tomb of the Egyptian Pharaoh Tutankhamun. Photo: Davies, Ancient Egyptian Paintings, 1936. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/f85968f1-ceef-4886-adce-64b2691bdfc6/anubis-real-dogs-ancient-egypt-afterlife_Egyptologist_George_Reisner.jpg Our Stories - Anubis Was Real: The Dogs Behind Egypt’s Most Famous God Georg Steindorff (right) with George A. Reisner (left) in Giza, Egypt (1935). Photo: Albert Morton Lythgoe, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/b12ce1a5-465d-4936-8ff9-668d4881b944/anubis-real-dogs-ancient-egypt-afterlife_giza_limestone_tablet.webp Our Stories - Anubis Was Real: The Dogs Behind Egypt’s Most Famous God The inscribed limestone stele of Abuwtiyuw (also spelled Abutiu) represents a significant moment in history from approximately 2345–2181 BC. Photo: Egyptian Museum in Cairo, inventory number JE 67573. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1b86758d-9ccd-48de-b0c8-02d6bf0d9fc4/anubis-real-dogs-ancient-egypt-afterlife_Abuwtiyuw_hieroglyphs.jpg Our Stories - Anubis Was Real: The Dogs Behind Egypt’s Most Famous God https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/05cb013b-ce90-4581-9f07-5938584da4ef/anubis-real-dogs-ancient-egypt-afterlife_Papyrus_of_Ani.webp Our Stories - Anubis Was Real: The Dogs Behind Egypt’s Most Famous God The Weighing of the Heart Ceremony, from the Book of the Dead, Papyrus of Ani (sheet 3). The god Anubis, here shown as a jackal-headed, human-bodied, kneeling deity, next to the balance which holds Ani’s heart (left) and a feather (right) representing Maat, the divine personification of truth and order. Photo: Egypt Museum. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/73c23861-ea20-4749-ad83-41afa247d01d/anubis-real-dogs-ancient-egypt-afterlife_genuine_artwork.jpg Our Stories - Anubis Was Real: The Dogs Behind Egypt’s Most Famous God Left: The relief from the tomb of Mereruka, showing two Tesem led on a leash, ca. 2345–2333 BCE, Saqqara, Egypt. Egypt Museum. Middle: Right: Sculptures of dogs and jackals in Asyut, Middle Egypt, often placed in tombs. Egypt Museum. Coffin Fragment with Image of Anubis. Brooklyn Museum, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/d1588907-46c5-4c9b-bb8f-3ce9ae8b9f40/anubis-real-dogs-ancient-egypt-afterlife_pyramid_of_giza_chart.jpg Our Stories - Anubis Was Real: The Dogs Behind Egypt’s Most Famous God - Make it stand out The Great Pyramid of Giza is the largest Egyptian pyramid. The people in the bottom left corner show you the scale of the structure. Photo: Douwe C. van der Zee, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/f2a32231-94bb-4530-9ccb-7ac59f743ea7/anubis-real-dogs-ancient-egypt-afterlife_pharaoh_hound.webp Our Stories - Anubis Was Real: The Dogs Behind Egypt’s Most Famous God Pharaoh Hound. Photo: Pleple2000, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/6abe1feb-9f2f-4f0b-8067-831716a0489a/anubis-real-dogs-ancient-egypt-afterlife_baladi_dog.webp Our Stories - Anubis Was Real: The Dogs Behind Egypt’s Most Famous God Baladi dog, Pyramids of GizaCaption title. Photo: Dogs in History https://www.dogsinhistory.org/stories-dogs-in-history/greyfriars-bobby-myth-edinburgh-tourist-attraction monthly 0.5 2026-04-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/c3b68900-6c7e-45f4-9aae-932dad942362/greyfriars-bobby-edinburgh-tourist-attraction-statue-postcard.webp Our Stories - Greyfriars Bobby: Edinburgh's Most Profitable Dog Monument to Greyfriars Bobby, souviner postcard posted in 1914. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/de6ba5a3-1ca2-4430-b0e5-03fa426f9c75/greyfriars-bobby-edinburgh-collar.jpg Our Stories - Greyfriars Bobby: Edinburgh's Most Profitable Dog The brass-plated collar presented to Bobby by Lord Provost William Chambers in 1867, now held at the Museum of Edinburgh. The inscription reads 'Greyfriars Bobby from the Lord Provost.' Photo: Museum of Edinburgh Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/e92a58b5-c2b7-489b-8553-a0f2be967dc7/greyfriars-bobby-edinburgh-1867-photo.jpg Our Stories - Greyfriars Bobby: Edinburgh's Most Profitable Dog This 1867 photograph by Walter Greenoak Patterson is believed to be the final image taken of Bobby. It shows an elderly, rough-coated dog with visible cataracts. Photo: Friends of Dalry Cemetery, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/2428daed-946f-4381-bf95-6547661e17fa/greyfriars-bobby-edinburgh-photo.jpg Our Stories - Greyfriars Bobby: Edinburgh's Most Profitable Dog - Make it stand out A later portrait showing a younger, finer-coated Skye Terrier. Historians question whether these are the same animal. Photo: National Galleries of Scotland, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/99b50382-1b03-4cc7-a01b-573d41116c93/greyfriars-bobby-edinburgh-tourist-attraction-statue-1.webp Our Stories - Greyfriars Bobby: Edinburgh's Most Profitable Dog The statue still stands at the corner of George IV Bridge and Candlemaker Row. Tourists rub its nose for luck. Photo: Rock drum, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons https://www.dogsinhistory.org/stories-dogs-in-history/seaman-newfoundland-dog-lewis-clark-expedition monthly 0.5 2026-04-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/4cda693b-7edd-410f-935f-5e6c85add559/seaman-newfoundland-lewis-clark-expedition-ai.webp Our Stories - Seaman: The Dog Who Crossed a Continent Meriwether Lewis and Seaman at the Missouri River. Interpretation. © Dogs in History. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/ae181c96-8b1b-4198-b814-a899bde0f723/seaman-newfoundland-lewis-clark-expedition-map.jpg Our Stories - Seaman: The Dog Who Crossed a Continent Route of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, 1804–1806. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/2882d6f2-0474-493f-b7a1-5fcae8b0c467/seaman-newfoundland-lewis-clark-expedition-portraits.webp Our Stories - Seaman: The Dog Who Crossed a Continent Meriwether Lewis (left) and William Clark (right). Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1c04a78b-dd41-401b-8062-158f8e9e5a3a/seaman-newfoundland-lewis-clark-expedition-ai-canoes.webp Our Stories - Seaman: The Dog Who Crossed a Continent The Corps of Discovery on the Missouri River. Interpretation. © Dogs in History. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/d6edda6c-99aa-4100-873c-5d67c3a89042/seaman-newfoundland-lewis-clark-expedition-painting.webp Our Stories - Seaman: The Dog Who Crossed a Continent Lewis and Clark Expedition by Charles Marion Russell. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/68da1e12-6a4f-4fc6-96f4-7a75f751b11b/seaman-newfoundland-lewis-clark-expedition-monument-1.jpg Our Stories - Seaman: The Dog Who Crossed a Continent - Make it stand out Lewis and Clark with Seaman, Frontier Park in St. Charles, Missouri. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/c7684a4e-135e-42d0-b72b-02a84dccbc7f/seaman-newfoundland-lewis-clark-expedition-monument-2.jpg Our Stories - Seaman: The Dog Who Crossed a Continent - Make it stand out Statue of Seaman at Fort Mandan. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/0cb205e8-d631-4dac-8998-2d9e5943c1d7/seaman-newfoundland-lewis-clark-expedition-saved-Sir-Edwin-Landseer.webp Our Stories - Seaman: The Dog Who Crossed a Continent Saved, by Sir Edwin Landseer, 1856. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://www.dogsinhistory.org/stories-dogs-in-history/hachiko-akita-tokyos-loyal-dog-true-story monthly 0.5 2026-04-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/8b77687f-5d0a-4598-a0d0-7bbddedef7bd/hachiko-akita-loyal-dog-Professor-Hidesabur%C5%8D-Ueno.webp Our Stories - Hachikō, Tokyo’s Loyal Dog Hachikō. Inset photo: Professor Hidesaburō Ueno, 1923, Lombroso. Public domain, via Wikipedia Commons https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1627789f-58f3-4e05-adaa-5f20b6cfe0b7/hachiko-akita-loyal-dog-Shibuya-station-6.jpg Our Stories - Hachikō, Tokyo’s Loyal Dog People waiting at Hachikō statue, Shibuya station, 2011. Photo by luna tan. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/929a814f-a0d6-4515-932c-24dc66af92ef/hachiko-akita-loyal-dog-Shibuya-station-4.webp Our Stories - Hachikō, Tokyo’s Loyal Dog Hachiko ticket gate at JR East Shibuya station, 2022. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/8bd69312-0333-460e-8e16-b242bf728519/hachiko-akita-loyal-dog-puppy.webp Our Stories - Hachikō, Tokyo’s Loyal Dog Hachi (puppy in center), with student-apprentice, Ozeki Saisuke, and John, Yoyogihara Field, spring 1924. 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Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/0d9e2221-3508-4f81-8e84-8ff8e77b938f/hachiko-akita-loyal-dog-Shibuya-station-1.webp Our Stories - Hachikō, Tokyo’s Loyal Dog Hachikō waiting at Shibuya station circa 1933, Public domain Wikipedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/7baffbca-5111-4115-9b90-d4e86e677bf1/hachiko-akita-loyal-dog-Shibuya-station-3.webp Our Stories - Hachikō, Tokyo’s Loyal Dog Station master and Yaeko (Ueno’s wife) with Hachiko at Shibuya Station around 1933. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/d32b52b0-7810-45c1-817d-370ffcdc685b/hachiko-akita-loyal-dog-1932-newspaper-article.jpg Our Stories - Hachikō, Tokyo’s Loyal Dog An article about Hachiko in The Tokyo Asahi Shimbun published on Oct. 4, 1932. Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/717bbf34-cb89-4d0e-b37d-a89d2360d905/hachiko-akita-loyal-dog-Shibuya-station-5.webp Our Stories - Hachikō, Tokyo’s Loyal Dog Masao Inoue (actor) feeding Hachikō. Inoue was reportedly notified when Hachikō died. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/387c6655-d979-4100-9a40-0a7898627e2e/hachiko-akita-loyal-dog-1930s-statue-with-sculptor-and-hachiko.jpg Our Stories - Hachikō, Tokyo’s Loyal Dog Artist Teru Ando with Hachi, to create his bronze statue, circa 1933. Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/92c7ca77-e723-464f-9d24-b37b743fd760/hachiko-akita-loyal-dog-1934-statue-sculptor-teru-ando.jpg Our Stories - Hachikō, Tokyo’s Loyal Dog Artist Teru Ando with Hachi at Shibuya station, 1934. Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/0cbb4aa3-a47f-4b40-a369-ba6e150e8b4a/hachiko-akita-loyal-dog-Shibuya-grave.jpg Our Stories - Hachikō, Tokyo’s Loyal Dog - Make it stand out Grave of Hidesaburō Ueno and Hachikō, located at Aoyama Cemetery, Tokyo. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/6d94ec28-affc-4134-9801-71b74fb9f737/hachiko-akita-loyal-dog-stuffed-archive.webp Our Stories - Hachikō, Tokyo’s Loyal Dog - Make it stand out Stuffed replica of Hachikō on display at the National Science Museum of Japan, Tokyo. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/579a4f9a-d541-49f1-94e0-38e00df61385/hachiko-akita-loyal-dog-1952-statue-sculptor-Takeshi-And%C5%8D.webp Our Stories - Hachikō, Tokyo’s Loyal Dog Statue of Hachiko, 1954. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/d6d10c13-4982-482c-89ca-59d685fe0001/hachiko-akita-loyal-dog-Shibuya-station-1952.jpg Our Stories - Hachikō, Tokyo’s Loyal Dog Shibuya Scramble crossing, 1952, in the lower left corner is the statue of Hachiko surrounded by benches. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/5343c242-03a6-44b6-8da6-4732f26c6ec3/hachiko-akita-loyal-dog-statue-2020.jpg Our Stories - Hachikō, Tokyo’s Loyal Dog Hachikō statue at Shibuya station, 2020. Photo by Dick Thomas Johnson from Tokyo, Japan, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/ec816457-e2dd-41c6-a6fd-a4789bd0017b/hachiko-akita-loyal-dog-Shibuya-community-bus.jpg Our Stories - Hachikō, Tokyo’s Loyal Dog Shibuya community bus Hachikō. Photo by Stéfan, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons. https://www.dogsinhistory.org/stories-dogs-in-history/dogs-playing-poker-a-friend-in-need-coolidge monthly 0.5 2026-04-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/177c89c5-bb84-4dc5-b792-9a1c289cdfd1/dogs_playing_poker_series_a_friend_in_need_C_M_Coolidge.webp Our Stories - Dogs Playing Poker’s Real Name A Friend In Need, 1903, Cassius Marcellus Coolidge, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/e01a4144-64cb-4e5e-bc48-337c9c33e498/Cassius_Coolidge.jpg Our Stories - Dogs Playing Poker’s Real Name American artist Cassius Marcellus Coolidge (1844-1934). 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Scooby-Doo © Hanna-Barbera https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/2e54c791-fd7a-4270-9917-0b55e00980a9/scooby-doo-great-dane-kids-watching-TV-1960s.webp Our Stories - Scooby-Doo: The Dog Who Was Drawn Wrong - Make it stand out Saturday morning, sometime in the early 1970s. The show Takamoto helped design became a ritual for a generation of children — and then their children, and then their children's children. Photo by Dogs in History (ai). https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1e2bd3b3-4972-4bf7-9c84-ad7ad14cc754/scooby-doo-great-dane-the-gang-Iwao-Takamoto-drawing-Scooby-Shaggy.jpg Our Stories - Scooby-Doo: The Dog Who Was Drawn Wrong “And Scooby Makes Two” by Iwao Takamoto signed by him, Hanna, and Barbera. © Hanna-Barbera https://www.dogsinhistory.org/stories-dogs-in-history/dulux-dog-old-english-sheepdog-brand-mascot monthly 0.5 2026-04-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/4b677548-2482-4575-99c5-b45fa0acfb2e/Dulux_dog_Old_English_Sheepdop_brand_mascot_ai.webp Our Stories - Dulux: How a Sheepdog Became a Household Name Photo: Dogs in History https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/86d4bd77-b578-4f1f-965f-93685b62f2f9/Dulux_dog_Old_English_Sheepdop_advert_parade.webp Our Stories - Dulux: How a Sheepdog Became a Household Name - Make it stand out Dulux was named number 8 in the list of 500 top superbrands for 2012. They celebrated with eight models, each accessorized with a Dulux dog, and took to the streets of London. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/c88620f1-e665-4f2c-ab51-b0788973167d/Dulux_dog_Old_English_Sheepdop_advert_1964.webp Our Stories - Dulux: How a Sheepdog Became a Household Name Dulux advert 1964 featuring Dash. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/0e10d624-3b54-47b2-91b3-25fcec630260/Dulux_dog_Old_English_Sheepdop_Digby_movie_poster_2.webp Our Stories - Dulux: How a Sheepdog Became a Household Name Digby, the Biggest Dog in the World film poster 1973 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/2ccc52a8-1075-49ac-b41f-81959e355e73/Dulux_dog_Old_English_Sheepdop_grooming-hairdryer-ai.jpg Our Stories - Dulux: How a Sheepdog Became a Household Name AI photo: Dogs in History https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/3bfa2f7b-2963-4fdd-8d3a-b8befdfa9f98/Dulux_dog_Old_English_Sheepdop_training_sit.webp Our Stories - Dulux: How a Sheepdog Became a Household Name SIT still from A tribute to Oscar, training video. Oscar was a Dulux dog in South Africa. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/036f954b-9940-447a-9b4d-2046f4f62062/Dulux_dog_Old_English_Sheepdop_products_header.webp Our Stories - Dulux: How a Sheepdog Became a Household Name Dulux® product banner. https://www.dogsinhistory.org/stories-dogs-in-history/victorian-anthropomorphic-dog-photography monthly 0.5 2026-04-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/0cb2ca50-ff83-4bce-8882-472b9aebca98/anthropomorphic-dog-photography-victorian-gentleman-in-top-hat.webp Our Stories - Why Victorians Dressed Dogs Like Humans Bonque & Kindermann photographers, Hamburg, Germany, 1894. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/81ef67e4-8471-405e-8ac9-bda6b51164f6/anthropomorphic-dog-photography-victorian-gentleman-in-top-hat-postcard.jpg Our Stories - Why Victorians Dressed Dogs Like Humans Bonque & Kindermann photographers, Hamburg, Germany, 1894. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/a0367057-f18e-49f0-9dc9-7af08db9bfeb/anthropomorphic-dog-photography-queen-victorian-dog-sharp.webp Our Stories - Why Victorians Dressed Dogs Like Humans Queen Victoria with her dog Sharp, the Border Collie, taken at Balmoral Castle, 1867. Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/e1f003c5-1119-47a8-9b03-f580243b657d/anthropomorphic-dog-photography-victorian-ladies-dogs-1892.webp Our Stories - Why Victorians Dressed Dogs Like Humans Miss Dobbyn ordered the photograph, ca 1892, National Library of Ireland. Public domain via Wikimedia Commons https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/32979180-0e5e-4733-9bb5-dd30d0588635/anthropomorphic-dog-photography-a-canine-parliament-1892.webp Our Stories - Why Victorians Dressed Dogs Like Humans A Canine Parliament, 1892, Joseph Swain. Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/6b64923d-3e88-4d57-ae4a-91c5d23e11bd/anthropomorphic-dog-photography-the-dogs-dinner-party-harrison-weir-1893.webp Our Stories - Why Victorians Dressed Dogs Like Humans The Dogs' Dinner Party, 1893, Harrison Weir. Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1e128b28-332b-43ad-87f5-82f53b4de842/anthropomorphic-dog-photography-when-the-day-is-done.webp Our Stories - Why Victorians Dressed Dogs Like Humans Vintage postcard. Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/ad4ed7c2-713f-4d54-9731-ce11b4f82775/anthropomorphic-dog-photography-miss-tootsie-kiyi.webp Our Stories - Why Victorians Dressed Dogs Like Humans Miss Tootsie Kiyi. Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/e1c7448e-23ed-4a20-875c-d08317df5e0d/anthropomorphic-dog-photography-woman-two-Chihuahuas.webp Our Stories - Why Victorians Dressed Dogs Like Humans Postcard ca 1905, R. 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Stubby, March 1919, France, Stubby’s Scrapbook, Smithsonian Institution CC0. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/d68aa9d3-2d63-4c84-84ab-973b3b33e71f/Sergeant_Stubby_Blanket_medals_badges_identified.webp Our Stories - Sergeant Stubby: America’s First War Dog Blanket worn by Sgt. Stubby, Smithsonian Institution CC0. The following medals, badges and insignia are attached to the blanket: 1. Victory patch (embroidered wreath-flags of allies) 2. American Legion (New Orleans) 3. American Legion (Kansas City) 4. American Legion (Omaha) 5. US Army General Service button (there are 4) 6. Chatillon badge 7. Ste Genevieve French campaign badge 8. Marshal Foch Commander in Chief of the Allied Forces 1918 patriotic medal 9. American Red Cross badge 10. Jeneanne D'Arc badge 11. Brest medal 12. WWI Victory medal with five campaign clasps - Champagne-Marne, Aisne-Marne, St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne and Defensive Sector 13. NE PASSE PAS (They Shall Not Pass) medal front commemorating the Battle of Verdun 14. Stubby, May 13, 1921 badge 15. WWI 3-year service stripe, enlisted man 16. 26th Yankee Division patch (there are 2) 17. Republique Francaise medal 18. St. Mihiel French campaign medal 19. Miniature Purple Heart, retrospectively awarded after the medal’s formal establishment in 1932, replacing an earlier wound stripe for injuries sustained at Seicheprey 20. Chateau Thierry/Cote 204 badge 21. St. Paul Minnesota American Legion Convention badge 22. Minneapolis American Legion Annual Convention badge 23. Stubby A.E.F. Mascot World War I identification tag 24. WWI wound stripe 25. U.S. Army honorable discharge chevron 26. Stubby braided cord 27. New Haven cross of service in WWI 28. Stubby 102nd US braid sewn to fabric 29. Lindsay Canadian maple leaf 30. Cross of Lorraine, WWI, 79th Infantry Division 31. NE PASSE PAS (They Shall Not Pass) medal back commemorating the Battle of Verdun. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/038fcde2-5c28-4318-8dc3-ba32a3bbe01c/Sergeant_Stubby_German_Iron_Cross.webp Our Stories - Sergeant Stubby: America’s First War Dog Sgt. Stubby with a captured German Iron Cross on the rear of his blanket, National Archive, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/f0b759c1-fac2-4c17-b688-589a103db16c/Sergeant_Stubby_Americas_First_War_Dog_Pershing_medal.webp Our Stories - Sergeant Stubby: America’s First War Dog Gen. John J. Pershing awards Sgt. Stubby a Humane Society medal, 1921, Conroy on the right. Photo by Harris & Ewing, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/0f7fa373-f4df-42ef-ae16-904e3091b449/Sergeant_Stubby_Americas_First_War_Dog_parade_1920s.webp Our Stories - Sergeant Stubby: America’s First War Dog Sgt. Stubby walking in a Homecoming Parade for World War I Veterans 1919. Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/ce200ac0-1e35-4bf1-a3b6-007ef421559d/Sergeant_Stubby_Americas_First_War_Dog_American_Legion_parade_1920s.webp Our Stories - Sergeant Stubby: America’s First War Dog Sgt. Stubby proudly leading American Legion parade at National Convention, Stubby’s Scrapbook, Smithsonian Institution CC0. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/056191b9-c7b9-449b-b8d8-964a67b645b1/Sergeant_Stubby_Americas_First_War_Dog_taxidermy_front.webp Our Stories - Sergeant Stubby: America’s First War Dog - Make it stand out Sgt. 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Stubby preserved via taxidermy, back, National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution CC0. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/4f6685cb-03e2-4cb9-bd5b-6fa27fde4d84/Sergeant_Stubby_Americas_First_War_Dog_scrapbook_2.webp Our Stories - Sergeant Stubby: America’s First War Dog Page from Stubby’s Scrapbook, Smithsonian Institution CC0. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/c831265e-ac95-4b70-81f1-7e8e39bef6aa/Sergeant_Stubby_Americas_First_War_Dog_scrapbook_3.webp Our Stories - Sergeant Stubby: America’s First War Dog Page from Stubby’s Scrapbook, Smithsonian Institution CC0. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/fc2375dd-3add-435f-9835-43aa55200b02/Sergeant_Stubby_Americas_First_War_Dog_YMCA_membership.webp Our Stories - Sergeant Stubby: America’s First War Dog Sgt. Stubby’s YMCA membership card, Stubby’s Scrapbook, Smithsonian Institution CC0. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/3e5f3f01-79ca-4768-868d-e4dbd81e4a80/Sergeant_Stubby_Americas_First_War_Dog_Charles_Ayre_Whipple_painting.webp Our Stories - Sergeant Stubby: America’s First War Dog Sgt. Stubby painted by Charles Ayer Whipple. Public domain. https://www.dogsinhistory.org/stories-dogs-in-history/nipper-the-dog-and-his-masters-voice monthly 0.5 2026-04-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/ae14a2ff-bdd5-47a7-bb7a-b59c83c3f3aa/Nipper-the-Dog-and-His-Masters-Voice.jpg Our Stories - His Master's Voice: How Nipper Became a Global Icon Nipper listening to a gramophone in the famous painting His Master’s Voice by Francis James Barraud, 1898. 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Public domain https://www.dogsinhistory.org/stories-dogs-in-history/terry-the-cairn-terrier-who-became-toto monthly 0.5 2026-04-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/a3a2b680-6c79-4abe-a6e5-8caa0969c75e/Toto_and_Dorothy_in_The_Wizard_of_Oz_P1.jpg Our Stories - Behind the Curtain: Toto’s True Story Dorothy holding Toto in The Wizard of Oz, 1939, played by Judy Garland and Terry. Public domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/a5b445ba-8387-4cf7-9d0d-e60468b8359d/carl_spitz_with_dog_terry_toto_P.jpg Our Stories - Behind the Curtain: Toto’s True Story - Make it stand out Carl Spitz training Toto (aka. Terry). 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Public domain https://www.dogsinhistory.org/stories-dogs-in-history/first-dogs-of-us-presidents monthly 0.5 2026-04-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751129376126-UGZU8Z8V86PXWH0KTU7Y/Joe_Biden_petting_Champ_and_Major_in_Oval_Office.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Joe Biden with Champ and Major President Biden in the Oval Office with his German Shepherds, Champ and Major, on February 9, 2021. Official White House photo by Adam Schultz. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751561527189-PQIZ0RQ3JY3MOCQFZKSP/US_president_washington_hunting_dogs.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Washington, the Father of the American Foxhound George Washington arriving on horseback with dogs, possibly American Foxhounds. The illustration is called The Return from the Hunt, by J.L.G. Ferris, c1910. Courtesy of the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division. 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Harding with Laddie Boy President Harding's with his beloved Airedale terrier, Laddie Boy. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549841433-7YGKIO7JGT8703VIQU8B/US_president_harding_dog_laddie_boy_white_house_entrance.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Warren G. Harding Welcomed by Laddie Boy President Harding is greeted by his beloved dog, Laddie Boy, at the White House entrance, capturing a lighthearted moment of presidential companionship. Harris & Ewing, photographer. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549837818-L94C6SAHZRUNGKG06QY1/US_president_coolidge_dog_rob_roy_and_wife.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - A Presidential Poise President Coolidge and First Lady Grace pose with their elegant white collie, Rob Roy, in a serene moment on the South Lawn of the White House. Harris & Ewing, photographer. 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Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549847299-LXKCIB8NCJXL1CK0TM3T/US_president_kennedy_JFK_dogs_and_family.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Hyannisport Weekend President Kennedy (JFK), First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, and their children enjoy a sunny day at Hyannisport with their dogs: Clipper (standing ), Charlie (with Caroline), Wolf (reclining), Shannon (with John Jr.), two of Pushinka's puppies (with Mrs. Kennedy), 1963. Cecil W. Stoughton. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549846602-RRZFNII6HGXCWBW9UBK9/US_president_kennedy_JFK_dog_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - A Winter Stroll President Kennedy (JFK) walks his dog through the snow-covered grounds, sharing a playful tug with Welsh terrier Charlie, in Virginia, 1962. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549847656-G7Y8AO2XGS2K5V37RYU4/US_president_kennedy_JFK_dogs_white_house_lawn.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Charlie and Pushinka President Kennedy’s dogs Charlie a Welsh terrier (left) and Pushinka a mixed breed (right) on the White House's South Lawn, mated and had four puppies, 1961. U.S. National Archives. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549844260-4712EHK4V0TWHOUGMK04/US_president_johnson_dog_beagle_him_pulling_ears.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - A Controversial Photo President Johnson (LBJ) caused a storm of protest when he lifted his dog Him, a beagle, by his ears, 1964. Photo by Yoichi Okamoto, Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549845190-XNCVFI1TTDUAMX7VM8SO/US_president_johnson_dog_yuki_singing_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Duet in the Oval Office President Johnson (LBJ) lifts his dog Yuki, a mixed breed, in a joyful moment of song, sharing a musical exchange, as Ambassador David Bruce looks on in the Oval Office of the White House, 1968. LBJ Library. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549845456-FF1D0UJX9XCWM2ZYIE0I/US_president_johnson_dogs_beagles_him_and_her_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Leading the Pack President Johnson (LBJ) strides across the White House grounds with his beagles, Him and Her, followed by a large group of advisors and press. The U.S. National Archives, Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549848554-G9B7N7C97P1O9RZ1R9D2/US_president_nixon_and_wife_walking_dogs.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Camp David Winter Stroll President Nixon and First Lady Pat walking dogs Pasha (Yorkshire terrier), Vicki (poodle) and King Timahoe (setter) at Camp David, 1972. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751558934034-9YICGKOA3V7WY8SO055V/US_president_nixon_dogs_air_force_one.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Flying First Class President Nixon's dogs Pasha (Yorkshire terrier), Vicki (poodle) and King Timahoe (setter) in the aisle of Air Force One, aka The Spirit of ‘76. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751559330735-MLW3MQU6UJTULYJR6GMS/US_president_nixon_dogs_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - On the Lookout President Nixon's dogs Pasha (Yorkshire terrier), Vicki (poodle) and King Timahoe (setter) look out an open window at the White House, 1970. Robert LeRoy Knudsen, Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751558932481-0E7MF7EN762B6YYU4S56/US_president_nixon_dog_western_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - 61st Birthday President Nixon admires his 61st birthday cake as does his dog King Timahoe, a setter, who was filmed sneaking a large piece of cake. This befuddled the president, because the footage next shows him with frosting all over his jacket. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549839981-JW0741D8OWKSQQ4HG9BN/US_president_ford_dog_liberty_kissenger_oval_office.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Liberty at Rest President Ford meets with Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in the Oval Office while Ford’s golden retriever, Liberty, lays by the Resolute Desk, 1974. David Hume Kennerly, Gerald R. Ford Library, Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549840422-SCF9OIFAYQEC79GVB4BT/US_president_ford_dog_liberty_oval_office.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Gerald Ford and Liberty at Work President Ford and golden retriever Liberty at work in the Oval Office of the White House, 1974. David Hume Kennerly, Gerald R. Ford Library. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549839252-V8GDNFRWDC7YOOZNCXLM/US_president_ford_and_family_dog_liberty_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Puppy Parade at the White House President Ford, First Lady Betty Ford, and their daughter Susan beam with joy as they play with a bundle of golden retriever puppies—offspring of their beloved dog, Liberty, on the White House lawn. The U.S. National Archives, Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549834849-R59GCQRQKR0CKZQARK7A/US_president_carter_daughter_amy_and_dog_grits_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - A First Daughter’s Best Friend President Carter’s daughter Amy sits barefoot on the White House steps with her dog Grits, a border collie mix, 1977. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751551362216-JDT6LGJBXTJTE2ZYP50P/US_president_reagan_dog_lucky_margaret_thatcher_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - A Run with Lucky President Reagan playfully jogs with his dog Lucky , a Bouvier des Flandres, on the White House lawn as British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher walks behind, capturing a moment of diplomacy laced with lighthearted charm. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751551359215-Q67HXTWNNYXLRPLA6VOH/US_president_reagan_dog_lucky_marine_one.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Window Seat for Lucky Aboard Marine One, President Reagan laughs as his large Bouvier des Flandres, Lucky, climbs into his lap to enjoy the view. The U.S. National Archives. 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Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549833202-PCQ0O58B6YIO8ZE1AD9M/US_president_bush_wife_barbara_princess_diana_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Barbara Bush Shares Millie’s Tale with Princess Diana Mrs. Bush and Princess Diana have tea in the Yellow Oval Room and Mrs. Bush gives the Princess a copy of "Millie's Book as Dictated to Barbara Bush". George Bush Presidential Library. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549833575-TM17EOVG0E9R1WAL3QGW/US_president_buss_ghw_dogs_camp_david.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - A Walk in the Woods President George H. W. Bush enjoys a peaceful stroll at Camp David with his English springer spaniels, Millie and Ranger. Photo by Susan Biddle, Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549837329-BF8CFQ3OPPGBFX9PISRN/US_president_clinton_dog_buddy_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Clinton poses with Buddy President Clinton poses with Buddy, a labrador retriever, for a portrait photo on the White House south lawn. Photo by Barbara Kinney, U.S. National Archives. Public Domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549836237-27IIFEO51Y4QMUS2PV4I/US_president_clinton_dog_buddy_jacques_chirac_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Presidential Belly Rubs President Clinton and French President Jacques Chirac share a lighthearted moment at the White House as they kneel to pet Clinton’s labrador retriever, Buddy, who enjoys the attention, 1999. The U.S. National Archives. Public Domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549836726-O96HYYJHYCE6OCB9QKN0/US_president_clinton_dog_buddy_swimming_white_House_tennis_ball.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Anyone for a game of ball? President Clinton’s dog Buddy, a chocolate labrador. Left, trying to retrieve a tennis ball from the White House swimming pool, and right succeeding in retrieving tennis ball from the fountain on the south lawn of the the White House. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549832624-A3LVL50Q0SEBC3B48QDK/US_president_bush_gw_dogs_air_force_one.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - First Dogs Disembark President George W. Bush carries his Scottish terriers, Barney (left) and Miss Beazley, down the steps of Air Force One at Andrews Air Force base, 2006. Public Domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549830562-KKGX0ISPRQ3AHNLOFUEX/US_president_bush_gw_dog_barney_texas_ranch.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Hiding from the Heat President George W. Bush leans over to look at Barney, a Scottish terrier, who Is under the bench at his Texas Ranch, 2004. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549831306-C8FRJXPS0NAFQ3UGI6TR/US_president_bush_gw_dog_barneycam_white_house_lawn.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Investigating the South Lawn President George W. Bush’s dog Barney, Scottish terrier, on the south lawn at the White House. Photo by Tina Hager, George W. Bush Presidential Library. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549831637-XJCIIL1JCV8JR4ZUVFWZ/US_president_bush_gw_dog_barneycam_white_house_press-room.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Barney Holds His First Press Briefing With the White House Press Secretary traveling with the President (George W. Bush), Barney, as Scottish terrier, holds his first Press Briefing. Photo by Alex Cooney. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549832239-J2OVRIF5790PTSUGS7H3/US_president_bush_gw_dog_spot_fletche_white_house_lawn.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Spot on the South Lawn President George W. Bush’s dog Spot Fetcher, an English springer spaniel, on the south lawn of the White House, 2001. Photo by Tina Hager, George W. Bush Presidential Library. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751558911295-5ZQ7MS3UHEDH62G62AUM/US_president_obama_dogs_bo_running_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Getting to Know Each Other President Obama runs down the East Colonnade with dog Bo, a Portuguese water dog, on his first visit to the White House. Photo by Pete Souza. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549850517-50LCHXUJI3LEGPB36SYJ/US_president_obama_dogs_bo_sunny_michelle_oval_office.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Paws and Politics in the Blue Room President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama, with dogs Sunny and Bo, Portuguese water dogs, in the Blue Room of the White House, 2013. U.S. National Archives. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549850879-Z7PK1XB39TKJRFLBG2B4/US_president_obama_dogs_bo_sunny_michelle_pope_francis_oval_office.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Papal Blessings for Bo and Sunny President Obama and First Lady Michelle introduces Pope Francis to their dogs Bo and Sunny, Portuguese water dogs, in the Blue Room of the White House, 2015. Photo by Pete Souza. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549851684-BMM0N37DXES8C2IZUIPE/US_president_obama_dogs_bo_sunny_white_house_dinner.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Dressed to Impress President Obama’s dogs Bo (left) and Sunny, Portuguese water dogs take their seats at the table in the State Dining Room of the White House. Photo by Lawrence Jackson. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549849592-XMTRTYDWHSEA6UKKYZSO/US_president_obama_dog_bo_air_force_one.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Air Force One Moment President Obama plays with dog Bo, a Portuguese water dog, aboard Air Force One, 2011. Photo by Pete Souza. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549829359-CSMCLIIXBZSLBUQYGY8W/US_president_biden_dogs_commander_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - National Pet Day (USA) President Biden with his dog Commander, a German shepherd, for National Pet Day in the Rose Garden of the White House, 2022. Photo courtesy of The White House. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549856789-W747T0FEBFVZV0Y62WZ8/US_president_trump_service_dog_oval_office.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Hero’s Welcome in the Oval Office President Trump welcomes Conan the military working dog to the Oval Office at the White House, 2019. Photo courtesy of The White House. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549854338-Y9N5CG0A3IDGLF1BNUK7/US_president_roosevelt_FDR_dog_fala_in_lap.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Make it stand out President Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR) with his 4 month old dog Fala at a picnic on Sunset Hill near Pine Plains, NY. FDR Presidential Library. Public domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549850879-Z7PK1XB39TKJRFLBG2B4/US_president_obama_dogs_bo_sunny_michelle_pope_francis_oval_office.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Make it stand out Papal Blessings: President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama introduce Pope Francis to their dogs Bo and Sunny in the Blue Room of the White House, 2015. Photo by Pete Souza. Public domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/a9e4ad02-9bac-4f56-b0c7-a8ed6ee8e9fa/US_president_roosevelt_FDR_dog_fala_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Make it stand out President Franklin D. Roosevelt shares a quiet moment with his Scottish Terrier, Fala, in the White House Study. FDR Library. Public domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549856710-2KJD1V07044PZVKMQA74/US_president_truman_unwanted_dog_feller.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Make it stand out Feller, a cocker spaniel gifted to President Harry S. Truman. Who declined to keep him. The U.S. National Archives. Public domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549847656-G7Y8AO2XGS2K5V37RYU4/US_president_kennedy_JFK_dogs_white_house_lawn.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Make it stand out President John F. Kennedy’s dogs Charlie a Welsh terrier (left) and Pushinka a mixed breed on the White House's south lawn, 1961. U.S. National Archives. Public domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549844260-4712EHK4V0TWHOUGMK04/US_president_johnson_dog_beagle_him_pulling_ears.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Make it stand out President Johnson lifting his beagle Him by his ears, 1964. Photo by Yoichi Okamoto. Public domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751558932481-0E7MF7EN762B6YYU4S56/US_president_nixon_dog_western_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Make it stand out President Nixon admires his 61st birthday cake at the Western White House as does his dog King Timahoe who eats a piece. Public domain. Watch the video https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549853312-FLDSV7KZVG2G1YIIPLN0/US_president_reagan_dog_rex_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Make it stand out President Ronald Reagan holds his Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, Rex, in his arms in the White House. Public domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549833202-PCQ0O58B6YIO8ZE1AD9M/US_president_bush_wife_barbara_princess_diana_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Make it stand out First Lady Barbara Bush presents Millie’s Book, her dog’s best-selling tale, to Princess Diana in the Yellow Oval Room. George Bush Presidential Library. Public domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549837329-BF8CFQ3OPPGBFX9PISRN/US_president_clinton_dog_buddy_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Make it stand out President Bill Clinton poses with Buddy for a portrait on the White House South Lawn. Photo by Barbara Kinney, U.S. National Archives. Public domain. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549831637-XJCIIL1JCV8JR4ZUVFWZ/US_president_bush_gw_dog_barneycam_white_house_press-room.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Make it stand out BarneyCam: With the White House Press Secretary traveling with the President (George W. Bush) Barney holds his first Press Briefing. Photo by Alex Cooney. Public domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/bac2d670-d4fa-4c67-a5bb-a50bdfedde94/US_president_obama_dogs_bo_sunny_white_house_dinner.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Make it stand out President Obama’s dogs Bo (left) and Sunny take their seats at the table in the State Dining Room of the White House. Photo by Lawrence Jackson. Public domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751549856789-W747T0FEBFVZV0Y62WZ8/US_president_trump_service_dog_oval_office.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Make it stand out President Trump poses with Conan, the military dog honored for his role in a raid against ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, during a ceremony in the Oval Office. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751129376126-UGZU8Z8V86PXWH0KTU7Y/Joe_Biden_petting_Champ_and_Major_in_Oval_Office.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Make it stand out President Joe Biden in the Oval Office with his German shepherds, Champ and Major, on February 9, 2021. Official White House photo by Adam Schultz. Public domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751558911295-5ZQ7MS3UHEDH62G62AUM/US_president_obama_dogs_bo_running_white_house.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Make it stand out President Barack Obama runs down the East Colonnade with dog Bo, on his first visit to the White House. Photo by Pete Souza. Public domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751551359215-Q67HXTWNNYXLRPLA6VOH/US_president_reagan_dog_lucky_marine_one.jpg Our Stories - First Dogs of U.S. Presidents - Make it stand out Aboard Marine One, President Ronald Reagan laughs as his large Bouvier des Flandres, Lucky, climbs into his lap to enjoy the view. The U.S. National Archives. Public domain https://www.dogsinhistory.org/stories-dogs-in-history/mandrakes-dogs-and-the-screams-of-legend monthly 0.5 2026-04-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751089365737-FL0TLN4DZQCCXR3VT4WW/Mandrakes-Dogs-Legends-09.jpg Our Stories - Mandrakes, Dogs, and the Screams of Legend - Medical Manuscript - Mandrake Harvest Illustrated page, from the Codex Medicina antiqua, depicting the mythical harvest of a mandrake root. The text above explains the medicinal use of the mandrake plant (for rashes and joint pain). Medizinische Sammelhandschrift, HAN Cod. 93 (Österreich Nationalbibliothek), ca. 13th-century. 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The text above explains the medicinal use of the mandrake plant (for rashes and joint pain). Medizinische Sammelhandschrift, HAN Cod. 93 (Österreich Nationalbibliothek), ca. 13th-century. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751089365733-OZ67BVE98BFADL5R09AP/Mandrakes-Dogs-Legends-19.jpg Our Stories - Mandrakes, Dogs, and the Screams of Legend - Medieval Medical Illustration Illustration of a mandrake root as a human figure with leafy crown, flanked by two people, with a dog lying dead at their feet. Gr. 3632 (Biblioteca Universitaria di Bologna), ca.-15th century. The MacKinney Collection of Medieval Medical Illustrations, Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751089366640-H59FKTW2S2IKNKNC2N23/Mandrakes-Dogs-Legends-21.jpg Our Stories - Mandrakes, Dogs, and the Screams of Legend - Illustrated Old English Herbal - Medieval manuscript Illustration of a mandrake root as a human figure with leafy head, connected by a root to a barking dog, with Latin text. Cotton MS Vitellius C III (BL), ca. 12th-century. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751089366747-SP18A8BPUAWTK8M63HUO/Mandrakes-Dogs-Legends-23.jpg Our Stories - Mandrakes, Dogs, and the Screams of Legend - Medieval Illustration - Mandrake Illustration of a mandrake root as a human figure with leafy crown, tied to a dog pulling at its feet, with Latin text. Harley MS 1585 (BL), ca. 12th-century. Pseudo-Apuleius. Harley MS 1585, Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751089939276-DN2BHH6E2B3UMY030KGX/Mandrakes-Dogs-Legends-31.jpg Our Stories - Mandrakes, Dogs, and the Screams of Legend - The Herbal of Pseudo-Apuleius Illustration of a mandrake root as a human figure with leafy head, tied at the ankles to a small dog pulling on a leash, with Latin text . Pseudo-Apuleius, 2° MS (Landesbibliothek Kassel), ca. 9th-century. Pseudo-Apuleius-Manuskript Kassel. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751089367732-C73S1Y5ZPXBZMUQMRNWO/Mandrakes-Dogs-Legends-34.jpg Our Stories - Mandrakes, Dogs, and the Screams of Legend - Mandragor (59r) Early Modern illustration of a mandrake with a flower-like head and human body, tied to a dog pulling it from the ground, while a man blows a horn nearby. Arzneipflanzen Buch, Cod.icon. 26 (Bayerische Staatsbibliothek), ca. 16th-century. Bavarian State Library, Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751089368518-IFRX8GZFCUJUFHT2BELO/Mandrakes-Dogs-Legends-48.jpg Our Stories - Mandrakes, Dogs, and the Screams of Legend - Tacuinum Sanitatis - Medieval Handbook Illustration of a mandrake with a human face being pulled by a dog on a leash, while a man with a pickaxe covers his ears nearby. Tacuinum sanitatis, Ms. Latin 9333 (BnF), ca. 15th-century. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751089368698-O2KNZYNZJNCNO5GUM1YH/Mandrakes-Dogs-Legends-51.jpg Our Stories - Mandrakes, Dogs, and the Screams of Legend - Early Modern Harley science manuscripts Early Modern illustration of a mandrake with human form and leafy head tied to a dog, with a man blowing a horn and a second mandrake plant floating above. Harley MS 3736 (BL), ca. 16th-century. 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Vindob. ser. nov. 2644 (Österreichische Nationalbibliothek), ca. 14th-century. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751089371577-UOMM84S315A4K0XZ4582/Mandrakes-Dogs-Legends-64.jpg Our Stories - Mandrakes, Dogs, and the Screams of Legend - Medieval Mandrake Illustration Illustration of a mandrake as a human figure with leafy crown and red face, tied to a dog pulling at its feet, set against a vivid red background. Sloane MS 1975 (BL), ca. 12th-century. Public Domain https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751089371782-CXTMSNMC7Y9YF6BZYGU4/Mandrakes-Dogs-Legends-66.jpg Our Stories - Mandrakes, Dogs, and the Screams of Legend - Dioscorides Illustration showing a seated man receiving a mandrake root from a woman holding a dog, with buildings in the background and orange decorative border. Dioscorides, De materia medica, BAV Chig. F. VII. 159 (Vatican City), ca. 13th-century. 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Coolidge Famous painting “A Friend in Need” by C.M. Coolidge. 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This artwork illustrates the final and most challenging of Hercules' Twelve Labors, where he is tasked with capturing Cerberus, the three-headed dog guarding the Underworld. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1749762740202-SQ08XZ78U56JXXNHPPSO/dogs-in-history-balto.jpg Home - Sledder Gunnar Kasson hugs Balto the famed sledge dog Sledder Gunnar Kasson with. Balto was the lead dog for that final leg of 53 miles of the total 674-mile trip. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1749762737875-CROE6RISWIAT3KT78XMM/dogs-in-history-ai-andrex-puppy-style.jpg Home - Labrador puppy with a roll of toilet paper Labrador puppy with a roll of toilet paper. Andrex Toilet Paper is a brand known for using Labrador puppies in its commercials https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1749762743825-KI5G8BE0ML6M6R4STH28/dogs-in-history-Hachiko-akita.jpg Home - Hachikō, Japanese Akita dog Hachikō, a famous Japanese Akita dog renowned for his unwavering loyalty to his owner, Professor Hidesaburō Ueno https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1749762746309-GXIQSW6ZNKRW05Q0P3RX/dogs-in-history-peanuts-snoopy.jpg Home - Peanuts Cartoon with Snoopy A Peanuts comic strip showing Charlie Brown joyfully reuniting with Snoopy. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1749762741212-VJVT68K8WDLEBQ1LELXC/dogs-in-history-dog-dressed-as-gentleman.jpg Home - Vintage photograph of a dog dressed as a Victorian gentleman A vintage photograph of a dog dressed as a Victorian gentleman, wearing a top hat and coat, with a pipe in its mouth, posed in a formal studio portrait. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1749762742879-B2900PMLETDHM65IRD26/dogs-in-history-greyfriars-bobby.jpg Home - Greyfriars Bobby The bronze statue of Greyfriars Bobby, the loyal Skye Terrier, sits atop a pedestal in Edinburgh, commemorating his devotion to his owner's grave. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1749762748232-H2AQYYOR7A891YE37U9V/dogs-in-history-scooby-doo.jpg Home - Scooby-Doo, the iconic Great Dane Scooby-Doo, the eponymous character and protagonist of the animated television franchise of the same name. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1749762749648-7AE86LUXQPUGGU3A0YB2/dogs-in-history-sniffer-dog.jpg Home - Beagle Brigade Meet the USDA’s “Beagle Brigade”. A team of floppy-eared sleuths sniffing out contraband at airports with charm, diligence, and one extraordinary sense of smell. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1749762739120-LXOQPM2EHO3R13U8L5SP/dogs-in-history-ai-dulux-old-english-sheep-dog-style.jpg Home - A joyful Old English Sheepdog runs toward the camera Old English Sheepdog runing toward the camera with a colorful blurred background, resembling the iconic Dulux dog in motion. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1749762739341-A5OG5BIKI0BOKDX9UK0L/dogs-in-history-animal-land.jpg Home - The Little Folks of Animal Land Meet the Edwardian pups that were striking poses in costumes over 100 years ago, long before hashtags were a thing. The Little Folks of Animal Land, a 1915 children’s book by American photographer Harry Whittier Frees. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/684846d439e84b46b2efe77a/1751892148068-4ZJMO7S5QJZ5V0704P7X/dogs-in-history-us-president-biden-dogs-champ-major.jpg Home - Joe Biden with Champ and Major President Biden in the Oval Office with his German Shepherds, Champ and Major, on February 9, 2021. Official White House photo by Adam Schultz. 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