Political Pets Quiz (Image credit: Marc Henrie/Dorling Kindersley)
Political Pets Quiz
By Animal Planet

The White House has served as the executive residence of each U.S. president and his respective family for over 200 years. But did you know that nearly every president has also shared his temporary digs with at least one animal, if not multiple animals? We're not just talking dogs and cats -- horses, geese, roosters, cows, even tigers and bears back in the day -- called the White House grounds their home! Test your political pet know-how with our bipartisan quiz!
1
Which candidate on the 2008 ticket has the most pets?
2
Sen. Barack Obama's daughters are eager for the family to get which kind of pet?
Barack Obama (Image credit: Rick Friedman/Corbis)
3
Which "pet name" was once associated with Gov. Sarah Palin?
4
Which of the following pets belong to Sen. Joe Biden?
5
Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Clinton and her Republican counterpart, former governor Mitt Romney, had more in common than coming in second during the 2008 primaries. Which of the following is a true statement?
Hillary Rodham Clinton (Image credit: The White House)
6
Where is the Presidential Pet Museum located?
7
In addition to a mockingbird and two briards, President Thomas Jefferson at one point also owned a pair of bear cubs, which were a gift from whom?
Thomas Jefferson (Image credit: Hulton Deutsch)
8
Which of the following food-related monikers is NOT the name of an actual presidential pet?
9
During World War I, President Woodrow Wilson kept what type of animal on the White House lawn?
Woodrow Wilson (Image credit: Hulton Deutsch)
10
Which type of dog has proved to be the most popular as a White House pet?
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