U.S. President Joe Biden’s dog Commander looks down after Biden arrived back to the White House following his visit to Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Washington, U.S., September 30, 2023.
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden's dog Commander, whose history of biting became public in recent months, is no longer at the White House, a spokesperson for the first lady said Wednesday.
The Daily Mail published photos of Commander and Dale Haney, the superintendent of the White House grounds, who has worked at the White House for more than 50 years.
Last month, a Secret Service spokesman also confirmed to NBC News that Commander bit a Secret Service Uniformed Division police officer.
The Bidens' other dog, Major, was sent to live in Delaware after repeated nipping incidents at the White House.
Persons:
Joe Biden’s, Biden, Joe Biden's, Jill Biden's, Elizabeth Alexander, Alexander, Dale Haney, Haney, Bo, Sunny, George W, Laura Bush's Barney, Miss Beazley, Richard Nixon's, Champ, Kelly O'Donnell, Zoë Richards
Organizations:
Holy Trinity Catholic Church, WASHINGTON, White, Secret Service, White House, CNN, Daily Mail, Judicial, NBC News, Service Uniformed Division
Locations:
Washington , U.S, Delaware, Washington, New York