The dogs of President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden were recently returned to the Biden family’s home in Delaware state last week following their aggressive acts at the White House.
It is known that Major and Champ are two German shepherd dogs adopted by President Biden in November 2018 from an animal rescue center in Delaware.
The 3-year-old Major is a younger but known to be super naughty, showing provocative behavior multiple times, including jumping, barking, and “crashing” on White House staff. The peak was on March 8, when at least one White House security guard was bitten by the Major dog, but the extent of his injuries was unknown.
First Lady Jill Biden also said she was tired of having to help her two dogs get used to a new place – “They have to take the elevator and are not used to it, they want to go out to the south lawn to play but are supervised by a lot of people” – Ms. Jill Biden said.
Jill Biden also said that the only place dogs are not allowed to play is the furniture area, although she admits to having caught the act many times that Major is on the couch.
A source close to CNN said that currently two dogs have been sent back home in the state of Delaware to … retrain.