U.S. agents provide “secret protection” to the President, usually under conditions in which their protection extends to his immediate family, but does this include their pets?
According to the autobiography of a former Secret Service agent, he was responsible for protecting the President ' s family and was not responsible for any pet. Walking dogs to cats is not part of the job. While secret protection is not intended to take care of the President ' s dogs and cats, this does not mean that they need not do so.
Now, for example, the most famous dog in America, Bo, is the worthy first dog in America, Obama's pet. One of the most popular tweets on the United States White House Twitter in 13 years was a photo of this Portuguese waterhound.
The freedom of access of pets to the White House raises a security issue, and would anyone use such free dogs to threaten the President of the United States?
Therefore, while the protection of dogs is not their responsibility, they will also be responsible for potential security risks. Terrorists allow dogs to swallow explosives or infectious substances and use their freedom to endanger the President's security.
After all, there were anti-tank dogs during World War II.