President Joe Biden watched his misbehaving German shepherd commander attack members of the Secret Service several times, according to security agency records.
The documents suggest that Commander, who was ousted from the White House in February, was responsible, along with the elder Biden, the first family’s other German shepherd, who was rehomed in 2021, for about 36 attacks on security personnel.
Members of the president’s team reportedly wished each other a “safe shift” before beginning to work alongside the dogs.
A workplace safety supervisor pressured the White House to consider muzzling the dogs, as attack after attack occurred.
President Biden’s beloved German shepherd commander (pictured) bit Secret Service agents in dozens of incidents, new documents reveal
A photo obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com shows the Commander biting another White House staffer last year.
Documents shared by Judicial Watch through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit claim the octogenarian president was present at at least three attacks involving Commander.
Biden also reportedly accused a member of his detail of lying about being attacked by Major early in his presidency.
Several attacks were revealed for the first time in the more than 100 pages of Secret Service records, including one that occurred in September of last year, when the Commander bit the suit of a Secret Service agent while the president was taking him for a walk. in the Kennedy Garden.
In an incident report, the agent wrote that the president “took the Commander (on a leash) to Kennedy Garden this afternoon for a walk.”
‘While (Biden) and the Commander were in Kennedy Garden, I was standing halfway between Book-Sellers (lobby) and Family Theater.
‘POTUS opened the bookshelf door and said (redacted). When I started to walk towards him to see if he needed help, Commander ran between his legs and bit my left arm into the front of my jacket. “I moved my arm away and yelled no,” the agent said.
