Few jobs are probably more stressful than that of the President of the United States, so it’s not surprising that almost all Commanders in Chief have had pets. The tradition of keeping a pet in the White House stretches back to its very first occupant, John Adams. From the prestigious to the scene-stealing to the plain old wacky, America’s first pets are a fascinating bunch. How much do you know about the animals that have graced the White House over the years? Test your knowledge with these paws, whiskers, and tails (and even a beak!) quiz.
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