YouTube: Why did the Guys Quit Buzzfeed?11. 11. Many of America’s favorite presidents had dogs
6/6.509 6/6.509 Many American presidents will list dogs as their favourites they all had. Keystone / Hulton Archive / Getty Images Trump has been home to a golden retriever to boost his popularity ratingsAmerica’s favorite presidents. 12. 12. The most famous Presidents also had dogs
6/6.510 6/6.510 Many of America’s most iconic presidents also had dogs. | Hulton Archive/Getty Images Some of America’s most famous presidents have had dogs, too. George Washington had many dogsloved sheepdogshad a Newfoundlandhad several dogs like a Chesapeake Bay dog a Manchester terrier a Saint Bernard and a rat terrier. 13. 13. Dogs make presidents more likable
6/6.511 6/6.511 Presidential dogs are more likable to their owners. Tim Sloan / AFP / Getty Images While people argue that the President’s responsibility ultimately matters faithful followers who make even the hardest-boiled politician look likable to the presidential props. (Which might explain why only 190 kids and more than 400 pets visited the White House.) “Dogs regularly enhanced the reputation of the presidents who kept them. 14.14. People may trust dog-owners more than cat-owners
6/6.512 6/6.512 People might trust dog-owners more than cat-owners so Trump might want a dog. Zach Gibson / Getty Images Apart from winning the trust of the public, it is crucial for a president to bring a dog to the White House that can only raise the ability of Americans to support Trump. Even though the argument between the cat and the dog is fiercely contested, everyone has an opinion. And some people base their views on accused dog owners ‘ characteristics or those of cat owners. Studies have concluded that dog owners are less neurotic than cat owners and that dog owners are significantly more extroverted and friendly than cat owners. So if Trump decides between a canine and a feline companion he might just want to choose the dog. 15.15. Presidential dogs frequently make news
6/6.513 6/6.513 Dogs who live in the White House make headlines. | Brendan Smialowski/AFP/Getty Images Though we’ve all heard the maxim that all the press is good, the Trump administration doesn’t seem to be the case. Yet DogTime says presidential dogs have a history of making headlines—which might take Trump to some more favorable news cycles. Gerald Ford’s golden retriever made headlines at White House to give birth to a litter of nine puppies. A springer spaniel born during the presidency of George H.W. Bush attracted praise for George W. Bush’s return to the White House. And the dog of Teddy Roosevelt tore the pants off the French ambassador on a more humiliating note, and the dog of Lyndon B. Johnson humiliated himself before the Shah of Iran. 17. 17. America’s favorite dog is a perfect fit for the White House job
6/6.515 6/6.515 America’s favorite breed of dogs would do fine. | Jewel Samad/AFP/Getty Images DogTime also investigated what kind of dogs American dogs will enjoy most famous dogs because they are highly trainable and have adventurous and fun personalities. Through bringing one into the White House, Trump could immediately endear to millions of Lab fans.