2023 Review: Bidens remove family dog after numerous biting attacks at White House

President Joe Biden‘s 2-year-old German shepherd Commander was removed from the White House in October after photos surfaced of the dog aggressively biting the arm of another White House staffer, making the attack the 12th known bite.

A tourist captured a photo of Dale Haney, the superintendent of the White House grounds, in the White House gardens with Commander sinking his teeth into his arm and wrist.

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During the previous week, it was discovered that Commander had made his 11th known bite of a Secret Service agent. The biting incidents terrorized Secret Service agents and other White House staff for months and sent one protective officer to the hospital.

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The organization Judicial Watch exclusively obtained the revealing documents via the Freedom of Information Act, which exposed the severity of the biting incidents.

Famed dog behaviorist Cesar Millan, famously known for his television show The Dog Whisperer, tried to intervene by encouraging the Biden family to use his expertise in managing an aggressive dog.

“Let the dog whisperer come into the White House and just do what I’ve done for 20 years,’” Millan said.

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White House sources said the first family refused to engage in “any problem-solving discussions to protect the agents and [executive residence] staff.”

House Education and Workforce Committee Chairwoman Virginia Foxx (R-NC) announced in October that the committee was investigating whether or not the attacks by Commander made the White House an unsafe work environment. Foxx said the White House is not only a residence but a workplace that needs to be safe for all staff.