Richard Nixon had two dogs during his presidency: a Cocker Spaniel named Checkers and a Irish Setter named King Timahoe.
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.)
Yes, an American Cocker Spaniel.
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Abraham Lincoln had a dog named Fido; Fido was a mixed breed with floppy ears and a yellowish coat. * "Fido" is Latin, and is from "Fidelitas" which translates as "faithful."
The difference between checkers and Chinese checkers is that Chinese checkers are used with marbles.
President Richard Nixon's dog. Checkers Nixon was a dog received by Nixon and most famously mentioned in Nixon's "Checkers Speech", where he defended himself against accusations of receiving gifts and improper funds. In the speech, he said that no matter what, he was keeping the little dog, which his daughter had named Checkers. The speech helped to save Nixon's appearance by pulling on heartstrings.
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President Nixon's dog was called "checkers" Nixon's dog, Checkers was a Cocker Spaniel. FDR had a Scottish terrier named Fala, and G.W. Bush had two Scottish terriers.
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.
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This was speech by Richard Nixon in which he defended himself against the charge of accepting illegal gifts. He admitted having accepted the gift of a dog,named "Checkers" You can read the speech and hear a recording of it at the Related Link shown below.