First Pets of the White House

The video explores the history of pets in the White House, highlighting their roles from practical uses to being beloved companions. It discusses unique pets owned by presidents like Theodore Roosevelt and Calvin Coolidge, and emphasizes the significance of dogs as first pets, particularly during Franklin D. Roosevelt's era. The presence of pets has helped create a shared experience between presidents and the public.

How did Franklin D. Roosevelt's dog Fala contribute to the war effort during World War 2?

In what ways have first pets played a role in the relationship between presidents and the American public?