Staff Reports
Joe Biden’s dog Commander has once again made headlines for biting a member of the Secret Service. This marks the 11th biting incident involving the 2-year-old German Shepherd since Biden took office. The incident occurred when a Uniformed Division police officer came into contact with Commander and was subsequently bitten. The officer received medical treatment and is said to be doing alright.
Commander has gained a reputation for his biting behavior, as he has previously bitten seven people in the span of four months. In fact, his predecessor, Major, was also notorious for his aggressive behavior towards Secret Service agents. It seems that the Bidens have a knack for owning dogs with biting issues.
According to emails released under the Freedom of Information Act, Commander previously bit a Secret Service agent who had to be rushed to the hospital for treatment. This latest incident only adds to the growing concern about the dog’s behavior and the safety of those around him.
Biden’s dog Commander sent Secret Service officer to hospital, bit 6 others after Bidens got rid of their first pooch Major for the same reason.
Bidens couldn’t raised their children who the hell thought they could raised dogs. Irresponsible people should never own dogs.… pic.twitter.com/FGQncyjVyc
— I Meme Therefore I Am ?? (@ImMeme0) July 25, 2023
It is clear that the Biden family has shown a lack of responsibility in properly training and handling their dogs. Owning a dog is a serious commitment and it is unacceptable for the pets of the First Family to pose a threat to the safety of Secret Service agents. The Bidens need to take the necessary steps to address this issue and ensure the well-being of those who are tasked with protecting them.
Biden's dog bites another Secret Service agent, the 11th known incident. The Biden family doesn't care one whit about the danger this out-of-control dog poses! https://t.co/u9y7XRyAAI https://t.co/OJPjjLjbKR
— Tom Fitton (@TomFitton) September 26, 2023
The fact that this is the 11th known biting incident since Biden took office speaks volumes. It is evident that the Biden family does not prioritize the safety of those around them when it comes to their pets. This negligence is concerning and raises questions about their ability to effectively handle the responsibilities that come with being in the White House.
The White House may brush off these incidents as simply a result of the stressful environment, but that does not excuse the dangerous behavior of Commander. It is not fair for Secret Service agents to have to accept being attacked by a dog as part of their job. The safety and well-being of these dedicated individuals should be a top priority for the Bidens, and it is disheartening to see them continue to downplay the severity of these incidents.
It is clear that the Bidens need to take more effective measures to address Commander’s aggressive behavior. The safety of those in the White House should never be compromised, and it is the responsibility of the First Family to ensure that their pets are properly trained and can be trusted around others. The repeated incidents involving Commander raise serious concerns about the Bidens’ ability to responsibly care for and handle their dogs.
