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"King Tut, the President's Belgian Police dog has taken up his duties at the White House and makes regular rounds to see that the guards are in their places. He is here shown at the shelter of Officer W.S. Newton."

Photo of US President Herbert Hoover's dog "King Tut" with policeman at sentry box, Washington, D.C., 1929.
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