Biden’s dog sent Secret Service agent to hospital after biting incidents went unreported.

The Troubled Tale of​ Commander, the Biden Family Dog

The Biden family dog, Commander, made headlines when he moved into ‌the White House in late 2021. However, what many people didn’t know was that Commander had⁣ a biting incidents went unreported.”>previously unreported biting ⁣streak.

According to Secret Service communications reviewed by the‌ New York ⁤Post, Commander, a two-year-old ‍German ⁤Shepard, ⁢bit seven people in just four‌ months. One⁣ Secret Service agent even had to⁤ be sent to the hospital for treatment after being bitten⁢ on the arm and thigh.

Commander’s aggressive⁣ behavior started after he was sent to​ live ‌with family friends in 2021 due to his ⁣violent actions in the White House.

Interestingly, it was later revealed that Commander’s predecessor, Major, had also been ⁤involved in biting incidents that were⁤ downplayed by​ the White ​House. In fact, ⁢during one stretch in March 2021, Major bit agents for eight consecutive days, ​while only one incident was publicly acknowledged.

Agents reported that Major’s attacks began just one month into the ‍Biden presidency, with emails showing ⁢instances of​ being‌ “nipped/brushed up and nudged” by the dog in February 2021.

Despite⁢ these troubling incidents, the White House has remained silent on the ⁢lack of transparency surrounding ​Commander’s violent behavior.

In fact,⁤ according to the New York Post, ⁢agents emailed each other expressing ‌their frustration, stating that if the dog ⁤didn’t belong to the Biden ‍family, it would have been “put down.”

One agent, who was​ attacked and ⁢placed on restricted duty for three days,⁣ shared their ⁢experience with ‌a colleague, saying, ⁣”My leg and arm still⁤ hurts. He bit me twice and ran at me twice.”

The ‌colleague‌ responded,‌ “What a joke… if it wasn’t their dog‌ he would already have been put down – freaking ‌clown needs ⁤a​ muzzle.”