Obama Dog Issue - Obama Confused With US President Dog 2008

Hey... here's an updated news about adopting a dog by Obama. Many didn't know about the President's promise of getting Melia and Sasha a dog until the news created a sensational buzz across the web. I am sure some of my readers were also unware of the fact until they dropped by this blog. Well, now I am going to come up with something more interesting! A record shows that there have been an incredible number of around over 42,000 people who got involved in making a decision – as important as, what breed of dog should the US President, Mr. Barack Obama choose for his daughters.

Interesting, the American Kennel Club (AKC) launched an online poll for the President in order to get the views of the general mass on what canine breed should Obama pick. Over 42,000 people have cast their vote over the summerlong seven weeks campaign on Obama's dog breed. And Guess What???? The campaign result was fully against adopting a goldendoodle. Instead Poodle clinched the nomination by winning over the top two contenders by some hundreds of votes. The other names that were also nominated were Miniature Schnauzer, Bichon Frise and Chinese Crested Hairless Dog, because of their non-shading nature... so-called hypoallergenic coat, friendly nature and moderate energy level.

American Kennel Club (AKC) has promised the President to give every assistance to Obama family regarding the acquiring and upkeeping the puppy. That's a great news indeed, but Obama hasn't reacted over the outcome of AKC's poll. He is free to pick whatever he wants. Very recently Michelle Obama told “Entertainment Tonight” that the Obama family is going to adopt a rescue dog instead of a purebred dog from any breeder. Interestingly, The People for Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has sent out a letter to the President stating that adopting a purebred dog would be elitist. The Best Friends Animal Society said that they have accumulated over 50,000 signatures to persuad the US president to adopt a dog instead of having one bred or purchased from a breeder engaged in breeding purebred dogs.

Obama said smiling: "Obviously, a lot of shelter dogs are mutts like me." "So whether we're going to be able to balance those two things, I think, is a pressing issue on the Obama household," he added. But the confusion is on rise regarding US president dog 2008.