Joe Biden News: Biden runs out of dogs in the White House after bodyguard attacked
The
conceited Biden couple, their two dogs, will no longer be part of the White
House after an attack on a member of the presidential security.
Joe
Biden News reported, after Major, one of the dogs of the President of the
United States, Joe Biden, and the first
lady, Jill Biden, assaulted a bodyguard, the decision was made to transfer the
two German Shepherds (Major and Champ) to Wilmington.
The
incident between the three-year-old dog and the security personnel occurred
last week, and although the victim's state of health is unknown, the decision
has been made.
Let's
remember that before Joe Biden's inauguration as president, on January 20, the
couple announced that they would move to the White House with their dogs and
that they would bring a cat. However, the incident did not allow this to
continue to be possible.
According
to several sources, the younger of Biden’s two shepherds has a restless demeanour
and has been seen several times barking, jumping, and "ramming" the
staff and security members of the presidential mansion.
Champ,
who is 13 years old, is slower due to his age and was acquired by president Joe
Biden
and the first lady after the 2008 presidential election in which the former
Delaware senator became vice president of the government of Barack Obama (2009-
2017), and “Major” was adopted in 2018.
Joe
Biden News stated, Major is the first dog out of a kennel to ever live in the
White House, and both he and Champ, who Joe Biden acquired from a white house
breeder, have often been seen playing on the mansion lawn in the last weeks.
They
have also appeared in the Oval Office, along with their owner, Joe
Biden News reported!
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