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President Joe Biden’s dog Major has now bitten an employee of the White House for the second time in the last several weeks.

The injury Major inflicted was reportedly serious enough that the employee who received it required medical attention.

As Fox News reports:

President Biden’s dog Major on Monday afternoon bit another employee, who then required medical attention.

First Lady Jill Biden’s press secretary Michael de Rosa confirmed the “nip”  in a statement to Fox News. “Major is still adjusting to his new surroundings and he nipped someone while on a walk.  Out of an abundance of caution, the individual was seen by WHMU and then returned to work without injury.”

The encounter took place on the White House South Lawn Monday. CNN first reported the bite, adding that the employee worked for the National Park Service…

Monday’s incident was the second time Major, a three-year-old German Shepherd, bit someone at the White House in less than a month. On March 8, Major sunk his teeth into a Secret Service employee, who also required attention from the White House medical unit. Psaki referred to that incident as “minor.”

Biden’s dogs were sent to his home in Wilmington, Delaware after the first incident. It is unclear what steps the President and his staff will take after today’s incident.

 



Comments

  1. Now if that were my dog or your dog they would be picked up by animal control and locked up. those dogs do not belong in the white house. they cannot be trusted.

  2. The dog needs to stay in Delaware- Are they more important than your job – Joe? —If so Jill should stay with them in Delaware.

  3. Biden”s attack dogs are nothing compared to Kamala’s pet cobras. Wait till one of them bites an aide.

  4. Biden, as a U.S, Citizen, should be subject to the same laws as every other citizen; however, I recognize that being president comes with certain perks, biting dogs not being one of them!

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  6. In my state, the first bite is free ( so to speak). Second bite is quarantine. After that, if intense training is not sought and he or she bites again, euthanasia. I love pets as much as anyone, but if you have a aggressive biter, you must get help for the animal!

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