DOTUS: Dogs of the United States

DOTUS: Dogs of the United States | Presidential Pets | GZERO World with Ian Bremmer

Meet Major and Champ. Biden's victory also means the White House is once again…a doghouse. We'll introduce you to some of the pets of leaders around the world.

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