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New Pet in the White House

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Bushes Welcome New Puppy to White House

 

 

 

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Bush and his wife, Laura, got a new pet on Thursday, a Scottish terrier puppy named Miss Beazley.

 

The puppy, a gift to the first lady from the president for her 58th birthday in November, was born on Oct. 28. The puppy joins the Bushes' other two pets: Barney, another Scottish terrier, and a black cat named India.

 

Miss Beazley, named after a dinosaur in a popular children's book, is the daughter of Barney's half-brother.

 

The 10-week-old puppy, which was introduced to the press corps on the South Lawn of the White House, proved to be camera shy, opting to run behind a bush rather than pose for a picture.

 

 

One of the first family's dogs, an English springer spaniel named Spot, died last February aged 14.

The 10-week-old puppy, which was introduced to the press corps on the South Lawn of the White House, proved to be camera shy, opting to run behind a bush rather than pose for a picture. 649149[/snapback]

 

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