April 8, 2009 11:03 AM
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White House Dog Delay
The First Lady's press secretary Katie McCormick Lelyveld says "definitely not this week," when asked for guidance on the arrival of the Obama's family dog.
President Obama has said the First Family would get the dog "after I get back from the G20 summit."
He has said the family had already selected the dog it wants.
Mark Knoller is a CBS News White House correspondent. You can read more of his posts in Hotsheet here.
President Obama has said the First Family would get the dog "after I get back from the G20 summit."
He has said the family had already selected the dog it wants.
(CBS)
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Mark Knoller Mark Knoller is a CBS News White House correspondent.
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