Major Biden Sent Back To Training After Biting Incidents
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by Michael John Scott
It looks like at least one member of the Biden family will get special training about adjusting to life in the White House.
CNN reports that one of the Bidens’ German shepherds, Major, is going back to school after two biting incidents. “The off-site, private training will take place in the Washington, DC, area, and it is expected to last a few weeks,” says Jill Biden’s press secretary, Michael LaRose.
The 3-year-old dog has bitten a Secret Service agent and another White House staffer, though neither incident resulted in a serious injury, and the bites were really just ‘nips.’
The Biden’s other dog, Champ, a senior citizen like me, appears to be doing just fine.
The Bidens themselves remain fiercely loyal to their pets. “Love these two!” the first lady tweeted Sunday on National Pet Day, sharing a photo of Major and Champ. And the president defended Major after the first biting incident. “Every door you turn to, there’s a guy there in a black jacket,” he said at the time, per the Hill. “You turn a corner, and there are two people you don’t know at all. And he moves to protect.”
Pete Buttigieg, a Cabinet member, also defended Major in a TMZ interview, saying the dog greeted him at an Oval Office meeting. “I know there’ve been some stories about him,” Buttigieg said. “But my interactions with him have been great.” (Read more White House dog stories.)
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Remember that dogs are good judges of character. Trust Major. He probably knows something that we don’t
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