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First Dog Bo Obama Goes on a Diet

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Ironically, while First Lady Michelle Obama tours the country spreading her message of healthy eating, one member of the family isn’t following her lead, and has put on an unhealthy amount of weight.

Bo Obama March 2010

Bo Obama, a Portuguese Water Dog and White House resident, is on a diet. Like over half of the dogs and cats in the United States, the First Dog is overweight.

At the first ever “Kid’s State Dinner,” a group of children selected from Michelle Obama’s healthy recipe competition were invited to the White House. According to a U.S. News and World Report article, President Obama told the group of junior chefs in the East Room, “I only have one request for you, and that is try not to drop any scraps on the floor. Because Bo… Bo is on a diet right now and he will eat anything that he sees, especially some of the tasty meals that you guys have prepared.”

Do you think the president has been slipping Bo snacks under his famous desk in the Oval Office?

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  1. Avatar Of Sharen Cholewa

    Sharen Cholewa

    Aug 24, 2012 at 10:48 am

    So What! The Obama family including Bo are no different then the rest of us!!!!!! We all go up and down.

    • Avatar Of Kim

      Kim

      Aug 24, 2012 at 1:45 pm

      yeah really, SO WHAT!! and that makes news, what about all the stray, abandon and abused dogs, really i feel sorry for Bo, his owners dont take care of him im sure someone else does. The only time you see “THE FAMILY” is when there is a news camera around……real good there OBAMA

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