Major, Joe Biden’s dog, bit another person in the White House

The White House reported on Tuesday that Major, the youngest of President Joe Biden’s dogs, had bitten a person again. This is already the second such incident in a month. The animal had returned to the president’s residence a week ago, after having taken “decorum” classes.

First Lady Jill Biden’s press secretary Michael LaRosa reported that the animal “bit someone during a walk”. In addition, he clarified that Major “continues to adapt to his new environment”, after receiving course “decorum and behavior” for his first attack, which took place on the 8th of this month against a secret service agent.

This time, the victim was treated by the White House medical unit “as a precaution” and returned to work safely.

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Major and Champ, the President’s other dog, returned to Washington last week after receiving special training together. However, at least for Major, it seems that the training did not deliver the expected results.

Major, 3, and Champ, 12, were both moved to the Bidens residence in Delaware after the first incident. The president said Major was in training and refuted the idea that he was fired after the attack. He said the dogs were flown to Wilmington because the presidential couple were going to be out of the US capital.

In addition, the president assured that Major is “a sweet dog” and that in the White House “85% of people love him”.

Jen Psaki, the White House press secretary, said “dogs come and go, and it won’t be unusual for them to return to Delaware on occasion, as the President and the First Lady often do. “.

CG / FL