Biden’s dog, Commander, bites Secret Service member once more.

President Joe Biden’s Dog Commander Involved in Another Biting Incident

In yet ‌another incident, President Joe Biden‘s dog Commander bit a member of the Secret‌ Service,‍ according ​to the agency. The incident occurred on Monday ⁢evening when a Secret Service Uniformed Division​ police officer came in contact with the ​2-year-old ⁣German Shepard and was ‍bitten. The officer⁣ received medical treatment⁤ and is reported to be doing alright.

This is not the first ‍time Commander has displayed aggressive behavior. ⁣Since‍ joining ⁣the first family in December 2021, the canine has ⁢bitten seven people‌ between September 2022⁢ and January 2023, with one incident resulting in a ⁣Secret Service agent being sent to the hospital, as revealed by information obtained by conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch.

Reports‌ suggest that this recent biting incident is at least ‌the 11th known case involving⁣ Commander, spanning from the‍ White House to Delaware. Critics of President Biden have expressed their concerns⁢ about the safety risks posed by the dog.⁢ Judicial ‍Watch President Tom Fitton​ exclaimed, “The Biden family doesn’t care ‌one whit about the danger this out-of-control dog poses!”

Elizabeth Alexander, the⁣ communications ⁣director for first lady Jill Biden, acknowledged that the ⁣White House can be a stressful environment​ for family pets and stated that the ⁤first family is⁣ actively working on finding ways to help Commander handle the unpredictable nature of the White House grounds.

President Biden ‌has faced negative pet stories in the​ past, as ⁢his previous ​German Shepard Major also had issues with⁣ biting. Additionally, ‌the president injured ⁣his ankle‍ while playing with Major. Major was eventually removed from the White House and rehomed with family friends. The Bidens​ also had a 13-year-old German Shepard named Champ who passed⁣ away in 2021 and adopted a cat named Willow.

Reactions ​to​ the‌ Incident

• Judicial Watch President Tom⁣ Fitton expressed his concerns about the Biden family’s ⁣disregard for the safety risks posed by Commander.
• New York Post columnist Miranda Devine questioned whether the Biden family’s Secret Service agents should accept being attacked by the dog as⁣ part of their job.

The president and ​first lady are grateful to ‌the Secret⁣ Service and Executive Residence⁣ staff for their efforts in ensuring ​their safety and the safety of the country,⁤ according to Elizabeth Alexander, the communications ‍director for first lady Jill Biden.

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President Joe Biden’s Dog Commander Involved in Another Biting Incident

In yet another incident, President Joe Biden’s dog Commander bit a member of the Secret Service, ‍according to ⁤the agency. The incident occurred on Monday evening when a Secret Service Uniformed Division police officer ‌came in contact with the 2-year-old German Shepard and was bitten. ⁤The officer received medical ⁣treatment‍ and is reported to be doing alright.

This is not the ‌first time Commander has displayed aggressive behavior. ⁤Since ‌joining ‍the first family in December 2021,⁤ the canine has bitten seven people between September 2022 and January​ 2023, with‍ one incident resulting in a Secret Service agent being sent to the hospital, as revealed by [source].

It is concerning to see such a pattern of aggression from a presidential pet. ​The safety ​and ‌well-being ⁣of everyone in the White House, including⁤ Secret Service officers, should be of utmost importance. While it is a privilege to have dogs in the White‌ House, it⁣ is essential to ensure that they⁣ are trained properly and do not pose ‍a threat to those around them.

In response to the recent ‍incident,​ the ⁣Secret Service has stated that they‍ are working​ with the White House to address the issue and ensure the​ safety of their ​personnel. It is crucial for the President and his family to ⁤take appropriate measures to address Commander’s aggressive​ behavior and‌ prevent any further‍ incidents.

There are various possible reasons for Commander’s ⁢aggressive behavior. ⁣It could ⁤be due to fear, lack of proper‍ socialization, or an underlying medical ⁤condition. It⁣ is essential for the Biden family to consult with professional dog trainers and behaviorists to assess and address these issues.

While it‌ is essential to hold Commander accountable‌ for his ⁤actions, it⁢ is equally important⁢ to ​consider the responsibility of the dog’s owners. The‍ President and his family must ensure that Commander‌ receives the necessary training and ⁤socialization to⁢ prevent any harm to others. It is also crucial ‍for⁣ them to⁣ take precautions when introducing Commander to new people ‍and environments.

This⁤ incident raises questions about the appropriateness⁤ of⁤ having a dog with aggressive tendencies in a high-security environment like the White House. The safety of the President, his family, and the personnel working at the ​White House should ​not be compromised.

In conclusion, the recent biting⁤ incident involving President Joe Biden’s dog Commander is deeply concerning. ‌It ⁣highlights the need for proper⁤ training and socialization of pets, ⁣especially in high-security⁢ environments. It ‌is ‍crucial for the Biden family to take immediate action to address Commander’s aggressive behavior and ensure⁢ the safety of ‍everyone in the White House. Proper measures need to be taken to prevent​ any further incidents and prioritize the well-being of ‌all parties⁣ involved.