President Joe Biden's dogs have been on a biting spree, and now an investigation is under way. The House Education and the Workforce Committee has launched an investigation into the Occupational Safety and Health Administration raising the question: Is Biden's dog getting special treatment while White House staff fear getting bitten?
Judicial Watch filed a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for records of any incidents of aggression or biting by President Biden’s dog Commander. Acquired in December 2021, Commander, a pure-bred German Shepherd, replaced another German Shepherd, Major, which left the White House following a series of attacks on Secret Service and White House staff.
Judicial Watch obtained 400 pages of records detailing multiple attacks and damages caused to Secret Service members by President Biden’s dog Major at the White House and Biden’s lake home in Wilmington, DE. The documents reveal that a member of the Secret Service who was attacked by the dog was displeased that White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki misled the press about the incident.
Judicial Watch received 269 pages of records from the Secret Service related to incidents of aggression by President Biden’s dog Commander, including at least 23 biting incidents.
