Major German shepherd from Biden was reportedly sent back to Delaware after a “bite incident”.

Like most American presidents, Joe Biden likes dogs. Apparently, having a dog pleases the American people, who apparently see dog ownership as a substitute for other qualities they like. As such, dogs are useful political props. Difficult times in the battle against Congress? A scandal taking shape? Are the survey numbers dropping? Need to look more energetic? With less energy? No matter, leave the dog on a leash and ready for the 30-meter walk from Marine One to the White House door. Problem solved. Or at least distracted. Biden, however, will no longer have canine support in the White House, at least temporarily, because CNN reports that the two German shepherds from the first family were sent back to the Biden family home in Delaware last week after what is being described as a “bite incident. “

The youngest of the Biden dogs, the 3-year-old major, was responsible for the aforementioned “incident”, according to CNN. Major, who was adopted from an animal shelter in Delaware in November 2018, apparently interfered with a member of the White House security. For more information on Major’s behavior at the White House, we returned again to CNN, who spoke to sources who said Major had exhibited “agitated behavior on several occasions, including jumping, barking and ‘charging’ against staff and security” . The oldest of the German presidential pastors, Champ, is 13 years old and has been home several times so as not to be completely impressed by the behavior of his running mate.

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Here is a recent video of First Lady Jill Biden being pro-dog. Major seems quite cold here. But you can never be sure about dogs, because they are, in fact, dogs.

This is not the first time Major has made headlines; Biden, then president-elect, suffered a broken ankle over Thanksgiving weekend that he says happened during a horseback riding session with the major.