One incident required a trip to the hospital
Commander, President Joe Biden's German shepherd, oversees the National Thanksgiving Turkey Pardoning on the South Lawn of the White House on Monday, November 21, 2022.President Joe Biden 's
Anthony Guglielmi, chief spokesperson for the Secret Service, said in a separate email that his agency has for the past several presidents “navigated how best to operate around family pets and these incidents are no exception. We take the safety and wellbeing of our employees extremely seriously." , had been sent to live with friends in Delaware after some biting incidents of his own involving Secret Service officers and White House staff.On Nov. 3, 2022, a Secret Service official emailed colleagues that Commander had bitten a uniformed officer twice — on the upper right arm and thigh. Staff from the White House medical unit treated the officer and decided to have the individual taken to a hospital.
Alexander said the Bidens have been working with the Secret Service and the White House residence staff “on additional leashing protocols and training” for Commander, as well as establishing designated areas where he can run around for exercise.
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