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After the Bidens' dog Major was rehomed in 2021 due to "biting incidents," their new dog, Commander, has also reportedly bitten several people.
DELAWARE - Beagles from a mass breeding facility are now awaiting a forever home in the first state.
So much for bringing dogs back to the White House Major and Champ are back in Wilmington Follow Us Question of the Day This Nov. 16, 2018, photo, provided by the Delaware Humane Association shows Joe Biden and his newly-adopted German shepherd Major, in Wilmington, Del. President-elect Biden will likely wear a walking boot for the next several weeks as he recovers from ... more > ANALYSIS/OPINION: When I covered the White House for The Washington Times during the George W. Bush administration, I used to play a game with then-Press Secretary Da...
- ADVERTISEMENT - DHA shelter projects manager Steph Carter has a big hug for Major on the day of his official adoption. Photo courtesy of DHA The White House has been home to a variety of presidential pets, possibly rivaled only by Noah’s Ark. Cats of all stripe; dogs of all spot; plus silkworms, goats and horses; caged birds; raccoons; hamsters and rats; bunnies; squirrels; lizards; chickens and turkeys; a couple of ill-advised choices like grizzly bear cubs, wallabies and tigers, all of which were gifts and were promptly delivered to zoos or “museums”; a cussing parrot; and one trick...
January 19, 2021 The Bidens fostered and then adopted their younger dog, Major, from the Delaware Humane Association in 2018. SHOW TRANSCRIPT Pets are coming back to the White House, and the new president's younger dog, Major, is making history when he moves in. "This is just such a monumental moment for shelter dogs and rescue animals everywhere with the spotlight on Major's rags to riches tale," said Cory Topel, marketing manager for the Delaware Humane Association. Major Biden will be the first rescue dog to live in the White House. He and his five litter mates were just a few weeks old ...