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White House press secretary addresses concerns about President Biden’s German Shepherd puppy

Commander’s aggressive behavior ⁣raises questions

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre confidently ​dismissed inquiries ‍on Thursday regarding Commander, President Joe Biden’s German Shepherd puppy, who has reportedly bitten multiple Secret‍ Service agents.

In late September, ⁢Commander made headlines for his twelfth reported attack on a Secret Service officer. This incident followed a⁣ similar pattern​ of aggressive behavior exhibited ⁣by the Bidens’ previous ⁢dog, Major, who was subsequently sent to ‌live with ‍friends in Delaware.

Reassurances from the press secretary

When asked⁣ if​ she had ever felt unsafe around Commander, Jean-Pierre​ firmly responded, “Absolutely not.” She ⁣emphasized that she had encountered Commander ‍on numerous occasions without any concerns or incidents of being bitten.

Regarding the rest of the communications​ team, Jean-Pierre reiterated a statement from Jill Biden’s communications director, Elizabeth Alexander. The statement expressed the Bidens’ deep concern for the safety of​ White House staff ​and their gratitude for the patience and support of the Secret Service. Jean-Pierre also mentioned that Commander is currently not at the White House⁤ while further steps are being evaluated.

Addressing the ‍issue personally, Jean-Pierre stated, ⁣”I’m not sure⁣ why this has anything to⁣ do with me. I was never nervous at ‍all. So, it’s not a​ concern for me. I ‍can only speak to what has been communicated by the first lady’s ‌office, and I’ll leave it at that.”

For the full briefing, watch the video below.

How does ⁢the Biden administration express their gratitude⁤ for the support and patience ⁣of the Secret Service in ⁤light of Commander’s behavior?

White House press secretary ⁢Karine Jean-Pierre addressed concerns about President Joe Biden’s ⁤German Shepherd puppy, Commander, ‍during a recent press briefing. The puppy has reportedly ⁢bitten multiple Secret Service agents, resulting‌ in⁣ questions about its aggressive⁣ behavior.

Commander first made headlines in late September after attacking a Secret Service officer⁢ for the twelfth time. This incident mirrored the aggressive behavior displayed by the Bidens’ previous dog,​ Major, who ‍was subsequently relocated to‍ live with⁤ friends in Delaware.

When questioned about her own experience ⁤with Commander, Jean-Pierre confidently dismissed any concerns ‌by ⁣stating, “Absolutely not.” She emphasized‍ that​ she had ⁢encountered Commander on multiple occasions without ⁢any​ incidents of being bitten, assuring the ⁤public‍ of her ‍safety.

Jean-Pierre also‌ reiterated a statement from Jill Biden’s communications director, Elizabeth Alexander, regarding the ⁢rest of the White House communications team. ‍The statement expressed the Bidens’ deep​ concern for the safety ⁢of White House staff and‍ gratitude for the patience and support of the Secret Service. Jean-Pierre further mentioned that Commander is currently not residing at the White House while the administration evaluates further steps.

Addressing the issue personally, Jean-Pierre stated, “I’m not sure why ‍this has ‍anything to do with me. I⁤ was never nervous at all. So, it’s not a concern for me. I can only speak ‍to what has been communicated by the first lady’s office, ⁢and I’ll leave it at that.”

The ⁢press briefing ⁤concluded with‌ Jean-Pierre urging those interested to watch the video below for ⁢the full briefing on the matter.

In light of ‌the concerns surrounding Commander’s aggressive behavior, it is⁤ essential for the administration to take appropriate measures to ensure the⁤ safety of both White House staff ⁣and the puppy⁢ itself. The Bidens’ commitment to⁢ addressing the issue and their gratitude toward the Secret Service’s support ​should be acknowledged and respected.​ As the evaluation ⁤of further⁢ steps continues,⁣ it is crucial ⁣to prioritize the well-being and security ​of all individuals involved in ⁤the White House.

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