Dogs

Luci Baines Johnson Nugent and son Patrick Lyndon Nugent with dog on the White House lawn. From a leather bound album of 22 photos of President Johnson and family at the White House. A gift from President Lyndon B. Johnson.

Trick dog with Los Angeles posse, during the inaugural parade. Original photograph is in a photo album of inaugural events.

Mr. Harmon J. Smith of Rochester, New York, wished to give this dog, a Boston Terrier, to President Harry S. Truman as a gift.

Dotty, the fourteen-year-old dog of Betty Fowler of Huntington Park, California. The photo was sent to President Truman along with a custom-made shirt and a letter.

Whiskers, the four-year-old dog of Betty Fowler of Huntington Park, California. The photo was sent to President Truman along with a custom-made shirt and a letter.

Nine-month old Sohymari Betyai, a Kuvasz dog. Mr. Frank W. Ziegler, of Manchester, Pennsylvania, breeder and importer of the breed, wished to send the dog to President Harry S. Truman to serve and protect as a mascot of the White House.

Photo of a dog of an unknown of breed with a baseball on top of its head, possibly an Army mascot. This photo was accompanied by other photos of soldiers whose uniforms indicate the photo was taken around 1920 to 1930.

A Samoyed puppy. J. F. Chandley of Gerald, Missouri, sent President Harry S. Truman this photo, seeking to send Truman a dog like this as a gift in honor of his inauguration as President.

A dog and her puppies on a blanket by a snowy field at the Truman farm in Grandview, Missouri. From: Copied from photos lent to the Truman Library by Martha Ann Swoyer, a daughter of Vivian Truman.

Snapshot of a wooden house in the forest with a man and a dog standing in front of it. From a series of photos of forested areas in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest relating to forest management and mining.