Biden’s German Shepherd commander bit SEVEN people in four months and sent a Secret Service agent to the hospital, damning emails show

According to damning new emails, President Biden’s beloved German Shepherd commander has bitten and threatened several employees and hospitalized at least one Secret Service agent.

The White House is now giving Biden’s younger dog extra training after he was involved in 10 attacks at the White House and Delaware last year.

Emails obtained by Judicial Watch show Secret Service agents discussing incidents – including Commander biting seven people in the last four months.

One agent was taken to a local hospital after the 22-month-old commander bit his arm and leg, and one was attacked when Biden let him off his leash.

The Agent also had to use a Steel Shield to repel another attack.

Officials called the dog “crazy,” argued it would have been “sleepy” had it not been for the Bidens, and said he needed a muzzle.

On November 10, 2022, Jill Biden “could not regain control of Commander” when the dog attacked another Secret Service member.

According to damning new emails, President Biden’s German Shepherd commander has bitten several staffers and hospitalized at least one Secret Service agent

That same month, the German shepherd attacked an agent’s arm, resulting in him requiring medical attention.

Other frightening incidents described in the emails occurred when Commander was off-leash roaming the grounds of the White House.

The Bidens welcomed Commander into executive residence as puppies in December 2021. It was a birthday gift to President Biden from his brother James and sister-in-law Sara.

Revelations about the German shepherd’s behavior problems and aggressiveness isn’t the first time a White House pet has raised safety concerns.

Another of the Bidens’ German shepherds, Major, who has also bitten associates and Secret Service agents, was moved from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in 2021 and placed with “family friends.”

A Nov. 10, 2022 incident report by a USSS White House divisional officer stated that Commander “bited my left thigh and then ran back to the First Lady.”

“I went to the White House medical department to have a professional examine the injury,” they added in the redacted email received by JW. “I am currently suffering from bruising, tenderness and pain in the bite area.”

According to another email dated November 3, 2022, a Secret Service agent wrote to colleagues, “Commander Biss.” [sic] U.D [Uniform Division] officer [redacted] at the post office [redacted] twice, once in the upper right arm and a second bite in the officer’s thigh. WH [White House] The officer received medical treatment and the decision made [redacted] transported to [redacted] Hospital’.

Later that day, a Uniform Division captain said Commander was up to date on all of his vaccines.

The next day, another email detailed what had happened: “Officer [redacted] informed him that “Commander” was coming down the stairs and walking towards him [redacted].

‘Officer [redacted] devices [redacted] sat with [redacted] Arms crossed and commander bite [sic] [redacted] Arm (tricep area) then when [redacted] got up, commander bite [sic] in the leg (cuboid area).

‘Officer [redacted] stated that the usher did not have the dog under control and told the officer [redacted] don’t back up.

‘Officer [redacted] informed me that Commander would follow [redacted] again and [redacted] A steel cart had to be used for shielding [sic] [redacted] protect yourself from another attack. officer [redacted] devices [redacted] was in considerable pain.’

The agent was then placed on restricted duty for three days on the advice of doctors.

The White House is now giving Biden’s younger dog extra training after he was involved in 10 attacks at the White House and Delaware in the past few months

Biden now had three German shepherds as his first pets during his presidency. Champ, whom Biden pets above, passed away in June 2021. Major (left) has also bitten associates and Secret Service agents and is staying with “family friends” in 2021. The Bidens then adopted Commander, another German shepherd

A Uniformed Division officer then emailed the victim of the attack on Nov. 5, 2022, asking how he was doing and calling the commander “stupid.”

‘I’m doing well [redacted]? That’s really crazy, that stupid dog – he rolls his eyes [redacted].’

The victim replies, ‘My leg and arm still hurt.’ He bit me twice and ran at me twice.’

A month later, a Uniformed Division official sent an email with the subject line “Matters of utmost concern,” noting that the group of those who had been attacked or felt threatened by the commander needed “to address the issue together as soon as possible.”

In October 2022, a uniformed division officer wrote to colleagues: “The commander has shown extremely aggressive behavior.”

“Today, when he was posted, he charged at me. The First Lady was unable to regain control of the Commander [sic] and he kept circling me. I believe it is only a matter of time before an agent/officer is attacked or bitten.”

He would have bitten me today if I hadn’t approached him a few times. It was bad enough that the agent asked in detail if I was bitten – just so you know.

The colleague says: “What a joke.” [redacted] – if it wasn’t her dog he would have been put down already – that damn clown needs a muzzle – I hope you’re feeling better [redacted].’

Then, on December 11, 2022, a Secret Service special agent in the Presidential Protective Division was attacked after Biden appeared to let the dog off the leash.

“Injuries included a bite on the left forearm, resulting in bruising and a laceration about 1½ cm long, and a bite on the thumb of the right hand, resulting in a laceration about 1 cm long.” I was treated by White House Medical of the LTC [redacted]. The injuries were [redacted] and I returned to work for the remainder of my shift.’

The first couple welcomed Commander to the White House as puppies in December 2021

Anthony Guglielmi, the intelligence agency’s chief communications officer, told DailyMail.com: “In the past presidential election, the intelligence agencies have figured out how best to deal with pets, and these incidents are no exception.”

“We take the safety and well-being of our employees very seriously.” Agency employees are encouraged to report all work-related injuries to their immediate supervisor for appropriate documentation. Therefore, we are aware of previous incidents involving pets from the first family. These cases were treated in a manner similar to comparable workplace injuries, including the appropriate reporting and the reporting procedures followed.”

“While special agents and officials do not care for or handle first family pets, we are continually working with all appropriate authorities to minimize any adverse impacts in an environment where pets are present.”

In a statement regarding the incident, First Lady Jill Biden’s communications director, Elizabeth Alexander, said, “The White House complex is a unique and often stressful environment for family pets, and the First Family is working to improve this situation for all.”

“They have worked with the Secret Service and Executive Residence staff on additional leash handling protocols and training, as well as establishing designated areas for the commander to run and exercise,” she added.

“According to the Secret Service, each reported incident was treated similarly to comparable workplace injuries, with appropriate notifications and reporting procedures followed.”

“The President and First Lady are incredibly grateful to the Secret Service and Executive Residence staff for all they are doing to protect them, their families and the country.”