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Memphis Belle

One of our visitors, to our Dog Names Woof website, sent us this great name and picture this week. We liked it so much, we wanted to share it with everyone:

Memphis Belle…We are going to name our St. Bernard puppy that. We are a proud Air Force family and we wanted to give her something that went along with my husband’s career being a pilot. The history of the Memphis Belle is so inspiring.

The Memphis Belle is a B-17 Flying Fortress. She was the most famous Bomber in WWII because she was the first to complete 25 missions while keeping her entire crew alive. This was during a 10 month time period…80% of bombers were shot down within the first three months. After the 25th mission crews would get to go home.

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King Tut

President Herbert Hoover (1929-33) had several dogs and animals. Here he poses with his dog, King Tut, a german shepherd.

Photo Credit: www.presidentialpetmuseum.com

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Chota Peg

An American Cocker Spaniel who logged 13 years, and 2 million nautical miles at sea, aboard the S.S. United States; America’s Superliner from 1952 to 1969.

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Strelka And Belka

Strelka And Belka, were the world’s first safely returned space travelers. They were the two female Samoyeds launched by the Soviet Union in Sputnick 5, on August 19, 1960.

Thankfully they returned safely. Many other dogs in the Soviet space program weren’t as lucky, and we thank all those other dogs that didn’t come home, for their bravery and sacrifice, which wasn’t their choice.

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Waldi

Waldi the Daschund was the first official Olympic Mascot of the Munich 1972 Summer Games

Very little is known about him, but it’s great that such a small dog was the mascot for so large an event!

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