President Biden’s Dog, Commander, Faces Bite Woes: Will He Receive Proper Training?

President Biden might need to invest in a serious dog training program because his four-legged friend, Commander, just can’t seem to stop biting people. The latest victim is reportedly a Secret Service agent who was bitten on Monday evening. Thankfully, medical personnel were able to provide treatment.

According to the Secret Service spokesperson, the circumstances surrounding the incident and the severity of the agent’s injuries have not been disclosed. But this is becoming quite the concerning trend for Commander.

In fact, this is not Commander’s first bout of biting. Back in July, it was revealed that he went on a biting spree that lasted for four long months. He reportedly attacked several Secret Service agents, causing them various degrees of harm. The number of victims ranged from 7 to as high as 10, depending on the reports at the time.

So, what’s causing Commander to act out? Well, according to the White House Press Secretary, the poor dog is stressed out by all the commotion and commotion at the White House. With people constantly darting back and forth, it’s no wonder he’s feeling a little bit on edge.

Now, when the previous biting incidents came to light, the White House announced that Commander would undergo additional training and be leashed more often. They also planned to create designated areas and times for him to roam and stretch his legs on the grounds.

At this point, there is no indication that Commander will be facing the same fate as his older brother, Major, who was ultimately “booted” from the White House after also getting into biting trouble. Let’s hope Commander learns his lessons without having to find a new home.

As for now, the situation remains unchanged. Commander continues to sink his teeth into unsuspecting human beings. All we can say is, bad boy!