Biden’s Dogs Sent Back to Delaware Home After Biting Incident

Speaking of President Biden, it’s been reported that his two dogs were sent back to Delaware after an “aggressive incident.” The president and First Lady Jill Biden own two German Shepherds named Champ and Major. They moved into the White House shortly after the inauguration. It was a historic moment as Major, who was adopted from an animal shelter in 2018, became the first shelter dog to ever take up residence in the White House. Champ is 13 years old, making him slow and more reserved but Major is 3 and, according to reports, has previously displayed aggressive behaviors such as jumping, barking, and “charging” at staff and security. It appears Major has also now had a biting incident with a member of White House security. While the staffer’s condition is unknown, it was apparently serious enough to have both dogs sent back to Wilmington where they currently remain. The White House has not yet commented on the incident and it’s unclear if this will be a permanent solution, but the dogs have been known to stay in Delaware when the first lady is out of town.