President Joe Biden s wayward pup is no longer in the doghouse. Photo: Instragram/@DrBiden
WILMINGTON: There is Major breaking news: President Joe Biden s wayward pup is no longer in the doghouse. Biden, in an interview that aired on Wednesday, said that his dog Major, who had been involved in a biting incident at the White House, was a sweet dog. He explained the biting by saying that the dog had turned a corner, there s two people he doesn t know at all, you know, and they move and moves to protect. Biden added that 85 per cent of the people there love him. Major, a three-year-old rescue dog, and Champ, who is 12, were moved to the Bidens Delaware home after the incident, but the president said they would return to the White House.
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In the statement on March 9, Psaki said: “Champ and Major, the President and First Lady s dogs, members of the family, are still getting acclimated and accustomed to their new surroundings and new people.
“On Monday, the first family s younger dog, Major, was surprised by an unfamiliar person and reacted in a way that resulted in a minor injury to the individual.”
Psaki added that the injury was treated by the White House medical unit and required “no further treatment.”
As of yet, there has been no updates on the condition of the agent.
Joe Biden s dogs removed from White House (Image: Getty Images)
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President Joe Biden, 78, was inaugurated in January, making this the third official month of his presidency. After his inauguration, Mr Biden and his wife Jill moved into the White House, as is customary for every United States President. Moving with them were their two dogs, both German Shepherds, who made the journey from Delaware to Washington.
Biden s German Shepherds sent back to Delaware after biting incident with White House staffer
and last updated 2021-03-09 14:34:41-05
President Joe Bidenâs two dogs have been moved away from the White House after one of the dogs showed aggressive behavior to White House staff, according to a report first published by CNN.
The Bidens have two German Shepherds â a 13-year-old named Champ and 3-year-old named Major. Reports indicate that it was Major who was involved in a âbiting incidentâ with a âmember of White House security.â
White House press secretary Jen Psaki confirmed Tuesday that the dogs had been returned to Delaware following an incident where Major got aggressive with a White House staffer. Psaki said that the dogs were still getting acclimated to the White House and that Major was surprised by a new person.