The White House will welcome a new dog with a little Trump

The newly elected President Trump will be in the White House in January 2017, and so far everyone knows that the Trump family has no pets, but philanthropists and animal welfare advocates LoisPope want a puppy named Patton to become a member of the first family in the future.

The newly elected President Trump will be in the White House in January 2017, and so far everyone knows that the Trump family has no pets, but philanthropists and animal welfare advocates LoisPope want a puppy named Patton to become a member of the first family in the future.

The White House will welcome a new dog with a little Trump

According to CBS, billionaire Papa says he thinks Patton will be the “first dog” of the White House in the future. According to Pam, Patton is now about nine weeks old and has grown to 20 pounds. And he had shown Trump a picture of Patton at a recent Thanksgiving meeting at the Mar-A-Lago Estate in Palm Beach, Florida.

According to Papa, when Trump saw the picture of the dog, she turned to the future “First Lady” Melaniea, who said, “Hero Dog”.

Parp explained to CBS that Patton was not a hero dog, but that he was the same breed as dogs serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. He was a golden dog from goldenretreever and poodle hybrids, which brought together the advantages of parents: golden hair's favorite character and the cleverness of the VIPs.

And Pam showed the picture of Patton to Warren, Trump's younger son.

According to Pam, Barone, as young as 10 years old, turned from the computer game he was playing and looked at the picture of his dog on the phone and showed a “big smile never seen in anyone”. So Papa believes that Baron really wants this dog.

Papp said to the CBS that apart from hoping that Trump would follow the White House tradition of 150 years, Barone was the real reason why he recommended Patton to the newly elected President Trump, because he thought that Patton would be a good friend of Barone, who needed a friend with him to adapt to the new environment.

Hope Hicks, the spokesperson for Trump, said to the Washington Post that the Trump team had not responded to the request for comments on the CBS news, but that it had “not made a decision” on one dog.

The current United States President Barack Obama has two dogs, Bo and Sunny, all Portuguese water dogs, a gift from the late D-Massacheusetts of 2009 to the “first family”.