Do?s and Don?ts for Bo, Obama Dog
Bo being the first dog of the United States is the center of the attraction for the media these days. The six months old Portuguese water dog Bo, has to follow some of the dos and don?ts as being the new member living in the White House. After all, getting so much famous now Bo also carries some kind of the duties and the responsibilities.
Obama Family With Bo
Some of the do?s which Bo should rigorously follow includes that the puppy Bo has to behave and get along well with the staff working in the White House. The puppy may have to live with the one of the staff member. The second must do for the Bo is that he must become friends with the Joe Biden?s puppy called Champ who is a German Shepard as soon as possible. It is better for a puppy to have a good friend in another puppy. Isn?t it? The third do for the Bo is that he should by now start developing the habit of exercising a lot. Because of the fact that the Obama family are into staying fit in every possible manner. This can be proved by seeing the health of the president Obama and the first lady Michelle Obama.
President Obama And Bo
There are don?ts for the first dog, Bo as well. Don?t try to bite and pull the Barney at the press which is coming for the reports in the White House. This will definitely put the Obama?s into embarrassing situations. The other don?ts for the Bo are that never become too curious for the new kitchen garden of the White House. The puppy Bo can not be found doing digging, sniffing or even fertilizing the garden area. The other big don?t for the six month old Portuguese water dog is to avoid doing the unnecessary chewing of the members of the family and the staff who are working for the president Obama.
