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What is the population of Timahoe?
Timahoe's population is 527.
Did Richard Nixon have any pets?
Nixon was famous for owning a dog named Checkers, who was given to him. Checkers saved his political career: after Nixon was accused of taking political kickbacks, he gave a speech in which he said the only thing he'd been given by a contributor was a little dog his kids named Checkers, and he wouldn't give the dog back. (Google "Checkers speech.)
What type of dogs did Nixon have?
Richard Nixon had two dogs during his presidency: a Cocker Spaniel named Checkers and a Irish Setter named King Timahoe.
What breed of dog was Richard Nixon's?
The dogs that Richard Nixon had in the White House were Checkers the cocker spaniel, Vicky the poodle, Pasha the terrier, and King Timahoe who was an Irish Setter. Nixon was also the first president to keep fish in the White House.
Did Richard Nixon have any dogs?
Richard Nixon's dogs were Checkers the cocker spaniel, Vicky the poodle, Pasha the terrier, and King Timahoe who was an Irish Setter. Nixon was also the first president to keep fish in the White House. Lyndon B. Johnson had Beagles but they were pure breed and not mixed with Labrador.
What president had an unusual pet?
PresidentAnimalsGeorge WashingtonPolly the parrot; 36 hounds; horsesJohn AdamshorsesThomas Jeffersona mockingbird; two bear cubs, a gift from Lewis and ClarkJames MadisonMacaw the parrot; sheepJames Monroea spanielJohn Quincy Adamsan alligator; silkwormsAndrew Jacksonhorses named Truxton, Sam Patches, Emily, Lady Nashville, and Bolivia; Pol the parrot; poniesMartin Van Burentwo tiger cubsWilliam Henry Harrisona goat; a cowJohn TylerLe Beau, a greyhound; a horse named The GeneralJames Knox Polka horseZachary TaylorOld Whitey the horseMillard Fillmoreno petsFranklin Pierceno petsJames BuchananLara, a Newfoundland; an eagle; an elephantAbraham LincolnJack the turkey; goats named Nanny and Nanko; ponies; cats; dogs; pigs; a white rabbitAndrew Johnsonwhite miceUlysses S. GrantFaithful, a Newfoundland; horses named Jeff Davis, Julia, Jennie, Mary, Butcher Boy, Cincinnatus, Egypt, and St. Louis; ponies named Reb and Billy Button; pigs; dogs; a parrot; roostersRutherford B. HayesSiam, a Siamese cat; Grim, a greyhound; Duke, an English mastiff; Hector, a Newfoundland; Dot, a terrier; canaries; cows; horses; goats; other dogsJames GarfieldKit the horse; Veto the dog; fishChester Alan Arthurno petsGrover Clevelanda poodle; canaries and mockingbirdsBenjamin HarrisonDash the dog; Whiskers the goat; dogs; an opossumWilliam McKinleya parrot; an Angora cat and her kittensTheodore RooseveltSailor Boy, a Chesapeake Bay retriever; Manchu, a Pekingese; Skip, a mutt; terriers named Jack and Pete; cats named Tom Quartz and Slippers; Josiah the badger; Algonquin the pony; Eli the macaw; Jonathan the piebald rat; Emily Spinach, a garter snake; twelve horses; five bears; five guinea pigs; other snakes; two kangaroo rats; lizards; roosters; an owl; a flying squirrel; a raccoon; a coyote; a lion; a hyena; a zebraWilliam TaftPauline Wayne the cowWoodrow WilsonOld Ike the ram; sheep; chickens; catsWarren HardingLaddie Boy, an Airedale; Old Boy, a bulldog; canariesCalvin CoolidgePeter Pan, a terrier; Paul Pry (née Laddie Buck), an Airedale; Calamity Jane, a sheepdog; Boston Beans, a bulldog; King Cole, a shepherd; Palo Alto, a birder; collies named Rob Roy (née Oshkosh), Prudence Prim, Ruby Rough, and Bessie; chows named Blackberry and Tiny Tim; canaries named Nip, Tuck, and Snowflake; cats named Bounder, Tiger, and Blacky; raccoons named Rebecca and Horace; Ebeneezer, a donkey; Smokey, a bobcat; Old Bill, a thrush; Enoch, a goose; a mockingbird; a bear; an antelope; a wallaby; a pygmy hippo; some lion cubsHerbert HooverGlen, a collie; Yukon, a malamute; Patrick, an Irish wolfhound; Eaglehurst Gillette, a setter; Weejie, an elkhound; fox terriers named Big Ben and Sonnie; shepherds named King Tut and Pat; an opossumFranklin Delano RooseveltFala, a Scottish terrier; Meggie, a Scottish terrier; Major, a German shepherd; Winks, a Llewellyn setter; Tiny, an English sheepdog; President, a Great Dane; Blaze, a mastiffHarry S TrumanFeller "the unwanted dog" (adopted by Truman's personal physician); Mike, an Irish setter (belonged to Margaret Truman)Dwight D. EisenhowerHeidi, a WeimaranerJohn F. KennedyTom Kitten the cat; Robin the canary; Zsa Zsa the rabbit; Sardar the horse; ponies named Macaroni, Tex, and Leprechaun; parakeets named Bluebell and Marybelle; hamsters named Debbie and Billie; Charlie, a Welsh terrier, plus dogs named Pushinka, Shannon, Wolf, and Clipper, plus Pushinka and Charlie's pups: Blackie, Butterfly, Streaker, and White TipsLyndon JohnsonHim and Her, beagles; Freckles, a beagle (Him's pup); Blanco, a collie; Edgar, a mutt (née J. Edgar); Yuki, a mutt; hamsters and lovebirdsRichard NixonCheckers, a cocker spaniel; Vicky, a poodle; Pasha, a terrier; King Timahoe, an Irish setter; fishGerald FordLiberty, a Golden retriever; Chan, a Siamese CatJimmy CarterGrits the dog; Misty Malarky Ying Yang, a Siamese catRonald ReaganRex, a King Charles spaniel; Lucky, a Bouvier des Flandres sheepdogGeorge H. W. BushMillie, a Springer spaniel; Ranger, one of Millie's pupsBill ClintonSocks the cat; Buddy, a chocolate Labrador retrieverGeorge W. BushSpot, a Springer spaniel, born in the White House in 1989 to George H. W. Bush's Millie (died Feb. 21, 2004); Barney, a Scottish terrier; India ("Willie") the cat. The Bushes' orange-striped polydactyl cat Ernie was judged too wild for White House life and now lives with a family in California. In 2004, the President gave his wife Laura a Scottish terrier puppy named Miss Beazley for the First Lady's birthday.
