More 'DOG CODE'

Shot, Drowned, Hit by a car, Chased Down, Euthanized x3 , Kidnapped Pneumonia Cancer all words used to describe these DOGS owned by these below ?

Something is UP with this 'word' (DOG)

Biden's DOGS - Thread: WHY are these Dogs so Freaked out with Jill Biden?

Trump- He died like a DOG

John McCain's DOG - drowned after head got stuck in pipe, Cindy McCain says? WTF

Bush Sr - Sully also played by Tom Hanx

Obama gets a DOG from a Kennedy? Look at the name of the company he works for ? EPSTEIN
Edward Moore Kennedy Jr. is an American lawyer and politician. He is a partner at Epstein Becker & Green

[link to www.ebglaw.com (secure)]

Clinton's DOG - Hit by a car? Seriously

Obama DOG - Bites visitor on the face, needs stitches

Bush DOG - Bites Jon Decker's finger and Boston Celtics public relations director Heather Walker





'He died like a dog': Trump announces killing of ISIS leader al-Baghdadi in Syria

John McCain's dog, Burma, who was a constant companion to the late senator during his final months

Following the death of President Bush, Sully accompanied the 41st president's remains to Washington, D.C. for the state funeral. A photo posted to Twitter by Bush spokesman Jim McGrath showing the dog sleeping next to the coffin containing Bush's remains in Texas

The little guy is a 6-month-old Portuguese water dog given to the Obama girls as a gift by that Portuguese water dog-lovin' senator himself, Edward M. Kennedy


The Clintons got Buddy as a puppy in late 1997, just weeks before the Monica Lewinsky scandal broke. The dog was named after the president's great-uncle, Henry Oren "Buddy" Grisham, who had died earlier that year

Buddy was hit by a car on a busy two-lane road at the bottom of the Clintons' cul-de-sac and was pronounced dead at an animal hospital.

Later in life, Spot began suffering from strokes. After repeated incidents and upon the recommendation of a veterinarian, Spot was euthanized on February 21, 2004 at
age 14.


Sunny reportedly bit a White House visitor on the face, leaving a cut under the visitor's eye, which required stitches.