The Nixon dogs, Pasha, Vicki, and King Timahoe, also gave the Kennedys a memorably warm welcome. Following an intimate dinner shared among the two families, President Nixon led the Kennedys ...

January 9, 1974: President Richard Nixon’s dog King Timahoe sampled the birthday cake presented by the White House staff during a small surprise party at the Western White House in San Clemente ...

President Richard Nixon's dog King Timahoe takes a sample of the birthday cake presented to the president by the White House staff in a small party, Jan. 9, 1974 at the Western White House in San ...

The morning’s work generally begins with Nixon’s slipping behind the wheel of a Cushman golf cart (dubbed “Cushman One”). King Timahoe, the first family’s Irish setter, often rides ...

When he played with his Irish setter, King Timahoe, he often tangled himself in King Tim’s leash. Nixon’s political life — California congressman and senator, then vice president under Dwight D.

But who was going to strike the match? One of them jokingly said, "King Timahoe?" who was the president's not-very-faithful Irish setter. On Nixon signing legislation because he had no other ...

Nixon Cox found the little-known keepsake when ... "He had three dogs -- Pasha, Vicki and King Timahoe, and he actually kept Milk-Bone biscuits in the Oval Office for them. I don't think they ...

Richard Nixon had a dog, King Timahoe, an Irish setter, at the White House. Nixon, possibly the most reviled president in memory, could be redeemed, at least somewhat, because he liked dogs.