Presidential Pets
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Dogs, cats, horses, cows -- as well as far more unusual animals -- have called the White House and its grounds home over the last two centuries. Watch a visual tour of the menagerie of animals that have been Presidential Pets, with images selected from the collections of the Prints and Photographs Division.
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