Inside sources have raised serious concerns regarding the aggressive behavior of Commander, President Biden’s German Shepherd, who was recently removed from the White House due to his aggressive tendencies. These insider accounts suggest that Commander’s actions have been more problematic than initially disclosed.
According to a report in The New York Times on Saturday, Commander’s behavior has escalated to the point where a Secret Service agent required hospitalization. Two sources within the administration revealed that Commander bit a Secret Service member severely enough to cause significant bleeding, necessitating medical treatment.
This incident marks the 11th known case of Commander biting White House personnel. The previous ten incidents were detailed in reports obtained by the conservative legal activist group Judicial Watch, spanning from October 2022 to January 2023.
The seriousness of Commander’s aggressive behavior has prompted concerns about the safety of White House staff, including Secret Service agents, and has led to calls for his removal from the White House grounds.
As these allegations continue to emerge, the Biden administration has not yet commented on the situation. This ongoing issue highlights the challenges of integrating pets into the White House environment and underscores the importance of ensuring the safety and well-being of all individuals working within the presidential residence.
