The Trump family does not have a history of keeping animals around the house and there is not any indication, at least, not yet.George W Bush had a Scottish terrier named Barney Bush, the Clintons had a Labrador retriever named Buddy and a cat named Socks, while Americas 27th president, William Howard Taft, had a milk cow.A White House without a four-legged friend would be a rarity, says Dave Baker, the co-owner of the museum.With Trumps inauguration on January 20, many are left wondering if his family will have a pet residing with them at the White House.Throughout history, Americas first families often had pets in their families.Washington: Donald Trump might be the first US President in 150 years to not have a pet in the White House after a plan to have him adopt a golden doodle dog fell through."You can teach children and adults about the presidents of the US through the pets easier than you can through anything else," McLean was quoted as saying by CBS news.

The museum displayed statues, books, vintage pictures, and artifacts such as a bell that was said to belong to former William Tafts milk cow. But as the Obama family prepares to leave the White House at the end of January, so will the fluffy tenants.President Barack Obamas fluffy family dogs Bo and Sunny have stolen Americans hearts. First families with pets make people feel like theyre just like us," said Claire McLean, founder of thePresidential Pet Museum, a donation-based institution not affiliated with the White House or the federal government. If not, he could be the first president in 150 China Smart pet product Suppliers years without a pet."This is a very significant time in presidential pet history.