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President Calvin Coolidge smiles as he holds a dog. This dog might be Palo Alto, an English setter that President Coolidge later gave to the borther of his Secret Service chief Colonel Edmund Starling.

First Lady Grace Coolidge stands for a picture while holding a black chow chow.

First Lady Grace Coolidge goes out with one of her white collies and another dog, September 26, 1924.

First Lady Grace Coolidge takes Tiny Tim, a black chow chow, out for a walk.

President Calvin Coolidge and First Lady Grace Coolidge take a black chow chow, either Tiny Tim or Blackberry, out for a walk.

President Calvin Coolidge holds a puppy (possibly Belgian sheepdog King Cole) while First Lady Grace Coolidge holds out a treat.

A photograph of one of the Coolidges' white collies, either Rob Roy or Prudence Prim.

First Lady Grace Coolidge is photographed with Rob Roy in these two images, dated September 26, 1924. The other dog in the second photo might be Paul Pry, an Airedale terrier also owned by the Coolidges.

President Calvin Coolidge exits the Patterson House at 15 Dupont Circle in the company of a white collie, likely Rob Roy.

First Lady Grace Coolidge, along with Rob Roy and Prudence Prim, is photographed with children attending the White House egg roll, April 5, 1926.

President Calvin Coolidge smiles as he holds a dog. This dog might be Palo Alto, an English setter that President Coolidge later gave to the brother of his Secret Service chief Colonel Edmund Starling.

President Calvin Coolidge and First Lady Grace Coolidge pay a visit to the Plymouth Cheese Factory in Plymouth, Vermont. The dog is this image, a black chow chow, might be either Tiny Tim or Blackberry.