Major in the dog house again! Biden's
German Shepherd is removed from White
House for 'additional training' after he bit
two government staffers

Were the Park Service employee and the security guard black? If so, that's proof positive that the Bidets are racist, going by the rules of the left.

What else can one expect from an owner who behaves like Biden does? Does the dog sniff their hair before he bites or craps on the carpet.

Well, it does appear that there may be more than one dangerous animal inhabiting the White House... greyseal

Which dog was it — Adolph or Eva? Inquiring minds want to know.

If I remember correctly, Major was very happy in ''the Basement.'' Wouldn't it be cheaper just to send him back to his familiar surroundings? The WH is a toxic environment, not suitable to the ''elderly.''

I love dogs, but this is too much. Major is not happy where he is. Either train him at the White House or send him home.

Major was probably afraid someone was going to pull his tail.

There are no bad dogs, only bad owners.

I've known about a half dozen German shepherds in my life, and two of them who were police dogs and they were as friendly as could be. My brother in law was a Delaware state trooper who had two German shepherds who when given a certain command, would probably rip your arm off. But at home they were as friendly as could be. They would come up to me wagging their tails happy to see me and would hardly leave me alone. They wanted my attention. Max was a shepherd that loved kids and had a habit of pulling bird feeders out of the ground then running around with the pole. He also loved to chase balls, and would bring them back. He would even wait outside of school for us to come out. We never knew who owned Max, or even if that was his name, but he was a great dog. My first dog was a German shepherd Husky mix. Jerry would walk us to the bus stop, and come home after the bus picked us up. Then he would come running to greet us when got off of the bus at the end of the day. Their must be something wrong with Major or the owners. Maybe he's not getting enough attention, so he bites people to get that attention.

And when the dog, shepherd or pit bull chews the face off a 3 year old or a granny everybody exclaims he was such a nice dog. If it attacks people shoot the dam thing.

Good dog! Major appears to be one of the very few animals in DC who knows what to do with Democrats. You bite 'em. Republicans take note.

Call the Dog Whisperer.

We've had several German Shepherds and have never, ever had this kind of trouble. But then, we haven't moved into an enormous mansion with hundreds of people scurrying around and voices, some raised, often more than one at time. It would be unsettling for most sentient creatures, especially very intelligent senior Shepherds. If Major is suffering from degenerative myelopathy, for example, this could explain his failure to get outside in time to do his duties there. And i can tell you that he is NOT happy about it. Dogs do not like to soil where they live. So, First, Major is a senior dog who is most likely losing his eyesight and hearing, making him possibly hyper-alert and super sensitive to every sound and movement. Second, he is in a new place with lots of noises and unfamiliar voices, people moving about fast and abruptly, and also maybe unpleasant odors of people with bad intentions. Okay, the last is just wild speculation. This is cruel to Major. And it's possible that Champ is worried about his elder. I noticed when they were on the front lawn of the White House that Champ always made sure he came to Major's side. I think he was watching over his weaker companion. If so, Major may pick up on this and feel even more anxious. Keep Champ and Major together. Build a nice fenced area where MObabba once had her vegetable garden, have at least half of it covered to protect from the sun and elements, and make the fence high enough so Champ can't scale it. Major is not physically able to do much of anything, while a young Shepherd could jump over a 6 footer if provoked. Have only a trained handler work with and care for the dogs, especially Major. Imperative to alleviate the stress. In the warmer months the dogs will need air conditioning inside. In short: don't stress out the dogs! Surely they have some skilled handlers around who know how to handle pets as opposed to trained security dogs?

Mean, evil, unpredictable owners have mean, evil,, unpredictable dogs.

re #10 - Every time there is an article about this dog or any dog, you go off the deep end with wanting to shoot the animal. Is animal abuse how you keep busy?

Wonder if the training will take place in Ft. Marcy Park? Oh Major, we hardly knew ye!

Even the dog knows he's not supposed to be in the White House.

Major is likely the ONLY intelligent being IN the WhiteHouse...He bites Lefties! GO FOR IT MAJOR, GOOD BOY!!!!!!

Simple. My dad use to say you have to be smarter than the dog in order to train him. Thus the results we see.

Regardless, I would rather have both “bad dogs” in the White House without Dementia Joe and Heels Up in there.

#13, Major is the younger dog. He was also a shelter dog. I have had many shelter dogs, and they have been wonderful, but you rarely, if ever, know their backstory. Major could have been mistreated by someone, and is triggered by certain individuals. He does need to go home. He needs less stress in his life. He probably should take his elderly master with him. Just for comfort, you know.

So he can't even manage his dog?

Does anyone remember any previous presidents having this kind of problem?

Damn that bunch are sure disciplined

Could Plugs become the first President to be removed from office because of his dog? Maybe the dang pooch is only expressing its displeasure at not being given a name with a higher rank.