Many of us remember that it was a little black Scottish Terrier which signalled the fact that the United States was coming out of the psychological shock associated with the terrorist attacks on the ...
"The little fellow had been suffering from lymphoma and after twelve and a half years of life, his body could not fight off the illness," Pres. Bush said in a statement. Barney lived in the White ...
Thanks to a tiny video camera on his collar, Barney offered a dog-level holiday tour of the White House in 2002 while shuffling from room to room and menacing the Christmas tree. The video starring ...
The highly anticipated sequel to last year's holiday blockbuster video "Barney Cam" will be unveiled Friday at 11:00 A.M. by Laura Bush at the Children's National Medical Center "Barney Cam II: Barney ...
The First Family's Scottish Terrier is starring in yet another blockbuster hit, "Where in the World is Miss Beazley?". That's the title of this year's video which can be viewed right in your home on ...
Thousands have offered their condolences via Facebook over the death of Barney, President George W. Bush’s beloved black Scottish terrier. Bush and his wife, Laura, released a statement Friday saying ...
DALLAS -- Thanks to a tiny video camera on his collar, Barney offered a dog-level holiday tour of the White House in 2002 while shuffling from room to room and menacing the Christmas tree. The video ...
Olympic gold medalists Michael Phelps and Nastia Liukin guest star in the final holiday doggie video from the White House. In the "Barney Cam" Christmas greeting, the first family's Scottish terrier ...
Online publishers including The Washington Post have apparently come out on top in a battle with the White House over Webcasting rights to popular holiday videos of Barney, the presidential pooch. In ...
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