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White House staffers blame President Joe Bidens dog Commanders biting problems on the unfriendly faces of Secret Service agents, as they say the First Dog is usually pleasant.

THE WHITE HOUSE DOG SCANDAL. Last week, President Joe Biden's German shepherd Commander bit a Secret Service agent. That marked the 11th time — yes, the 11th time — that Commander had bitten one of the agents and other Secret Service officers who guard the president. Some of the attacks left wounds requiring medical attention, and at least one required hospital care for Commander's victim.

Some members of Joe Biden's staff are worried that Commander, the president's dog, "only has an appetite" for biting Secret Service members, per a new report.

Grim-faced Secret Service operatives may put German shepherd on edge, says former White House staffer

President Biden’s two-year-old German Shepherd has now bitten 11 Secret Service officers. But, says one Virginia dog trainer, Commander can still adapt and thrive.

The Biden familys dog, Commander, bit a Secret Service officer at the White House last week -- at least the 11th aggressive incident that has prompted questions about the German

A uniformed Secret Service officer has been bitten by US President Joe Biden's dog Commander at the White House, and was treated on-site by medical personnel.

The German Shepherd has bitten or otherwise attacked Secret Service personnel at least 10 other times.

"Dog bites man" isn't news. Unless it's the President's dog.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Joe Bidens dog, Commander, has bitten another U.S. Secret Service employee.