Barack Obama tweeted that one of his dogs, "Apo," was dead. "Apo" lived in the White House during Obama's presidency and is known throughout the country. On the evening of the same day, the Associated Press, CNN, ABC, CBS, The Washington Post and many other American media reported the dog's death.
The famous White House first dog, named "Bo", was a purebred Portuguese water dog that was given to Obama by Senator Ted Kennedy in April 2010, and from then on Bo followed Obama to the White House for 8 years until he died of cancer at the age of 12. "Today, our family has lost a true friend and faithful partner," Obama wrote. For more than a decade, Apo has been a constant and gentle companion in our lives – it is always happy with us, on our good or bad days, every day we snuggle up to each other. ”
During Barack Obama's presidency, living in the White House were two Portuguese water dogs, Apo and Sonny; in his predecessor, George W. Bush, jr. During his time in the White House, W. Bush had a Scottish Terrier named "Barney Bush"; the Clinton family had a Labrador dog named "Buddy" and a cat named "Sox".
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