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Do you ever wonder how the US Presidential family goes about looking for a new home once their term is up in the White House?

When the leaders of the Western World had to make a tough decision, usually a public activity with their dog was used to calm citizens down. Here are 10 dogs that had the White House as their playground.

George Washington and the American Foxhound

First lady Michelle Obama is really keen on hosting a television show, as she proved on The Ellen de Generes Show, aired on Tuesday. When asked about what she’s going to miss most about living in the White House, she said: “It’s really the people.

There is one justification, among others, for showing mercy to animals and protecting them:

"They have a mouth but not a tongue."

When they are hungry or sick, if they need care or if they need something else, they explain it to us with different behaviors.

The 7th Wag-a-Thon will inundate the paved road of Nea Philadelphia (outside the Alsos Cinema) with pet owners, pet lovers and, ofcourse, pets!

People are invited to take shelter dogs for a walk and learn more about them. They can also purchase shirts to help the shelter.

Friday was a happy day for the Obamas… It’s the seventh birthday of the family’s dog – Bo!

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The family got the dog in 2008. In his acceptance speech, US President Barack Obama told his daughters that they “earned a new puppy that’s coming with us to the White House.”

"Nisan" is the word for the month of April in the Turkish language, which is the equivalent of the month of Nisan in the Hebrew calendar. The word has its roots in old Babylonian Assyrian Aramaic language, which is an ancestor of both Arabic and Hebrew. April is about renewal, about the new tastes of the spring, be it eggs or milk, or greens or lamb; it is all about what spring stands for.

President Barack Obama read "Mean Tweets" on ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live" March 12 night, but he was unfazed.
     
After enduring the routine - in which celebrities read hostile Twitter comments about themselves - Obama told Kimmel, "You should see what the Senate says about me."
     

The tragic accident in a coal mine in Soma, western Turkey, which killed 301 workers deep underground, has led to various discussions in Turkey. Most of these have been on practical issues such as lack of safety, poor technology, and “the culture of negligence,” as I call it. (Why, for example, do most Turkish drivers find bizarre ways to avoid fastening their seatbelts?

Israeli citizens prefer to spend the Passover festival in Turkey, Greece and Bulgaria, according to Turkish tour operators, Bulgarian National Radio reported.

Turkey is the destination of choice for some 6,300 Israeli citizens celebrating the eight-day festival of Passover, also known as Pesach, beginning on 15 April, Turkish Haberler informed.