It’s concerning to hear about the repeated incidents involving Commander Biden, the Biden family’s German Shepherd, and Secret Service personnel.
The safety of both the agents and the public should be paramount, and it’s clear that these incidents raise serious questions about responsible pet ownership and the consequences of aggressive behavior from animals.
The fact that the Commander has been involved in multiple biting incidents, some of which resulted in severe injuries requiring medical attention, is troubling. Any other dog with such a record would likely face serious consequences, including potential euthanasia, under local laws regarding dangerous dogs.
Biden, Family, and Pet (Credits: The Times)
However, it appears that Commander has been exempt from facing similar repercussions due to his status as the First Family’s pet. While efforts were made to address the Commander’s behavior through training and consultation with professionals, it’s evident that these measures were not sufficient to prevent further incidents.
The decision to relocate the Commander to other properties may provide temporary relief for Secret Service personnel at the White House, but it does not address the underlying issue of the dog’s aggressive tendencies.
Responsibility for addressing this situation lies with the Biden family, particularly Jill Biden, who has been cited as present during several of the reported incidents.
It’s essential that they take decisive action to ensure the safety of those around the Commander, whether through additional training, stricter supervision, or, if necessary, more drastic measures.
Ultimately, the well-being of both the personnel tasked with protecting the First Family and the public must take precedence over any personal attachments or considerations. It’s incumbent upon the Biden administration to address this issue promptly and effectively to prevent further harm.
