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President Joe Biden’s dogs have officially moved into the White House, and the internet is loving the wholesome canine pics. Champ and Major Biden arrived at their new home in Washington from Delaware on Sunday, January 24, even though Biden officially became the president of the United States during a ceremony on January 20. Why not have the dogs move in immediately? Well, according to Michael LaRosa, press secretary for Jill Biden, the First Family wanted to get all settled in before doing so. It all makes sense—you want your doggos to come once everything’s all figured out and there�...

Trans-fur-mation: How the First Dogs are already making their mark on the White House 25 Jan, 2021 07:36 PM 3 minutes to read NZ Herald The first dogs have officially entered the White House. Joe and Jill Biden's two German shepherds, Champ and Major, moved into their new home at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue over the weekend, reports CNN. Joe Biden's dog Champ. Photo / Getty Jill's press secretary Michael LaRosa said the family wanted to settle in before moving their dogs from Delaware to Washington. "Champ is enjoying his new dog bed by the fireplace, and Major loved running around on the South ...

With two dogs (one adopted) and a cat to come, the Bidens bring joy to humane societies.

A pet-loving family heads to the White House after four-year poochless hiatus Maura Judkis, The Washington Post Jan. 11, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail In 2009, then-Vice President Joe Biden made a visit to the Syracuse, N.Y., elementary school where his late first wife, Neilia, once taught. Amid a crowd of enthusiastic fifth-graders, one had an important question for the vice president: Have you ever petted a dog? Biden grew animated, reported the local paper, the Post-Standard. "Have I ever petted a dog?" he said. "Oh, yeah! And guess what! I got one that lives with me! The smartest, coolest do...