NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Fox News host Katie Pavlich cautioned President Joe Biden from having any more dogs after his two-year-old German shepherd, Commander, was involved in a series of biting incidents at the White House.
Earlier, another of his dogs, Major, had bitten an unnamed Secret Service agent and created quite a ruckus in the Oval Office and was sent away to Delaware.
Recently, Commander was also removed from the White House Campus, as reported by CNN.
Pavlich took note of this incident and took to X to post that it’s the second time that a dog owned by President Biden and First Lady Dr Jill Biden has bit people in the White House.
Katie Pavlich asks President Joe Biden to not 'own' any more dogs
For Katie Pavlich, the problem with POTUS' dogs is a pattern that needs to be addressed immediately.
As per CNN, the US Secret Service has acknowledged 11 biting incidents in the past but that number is way higher. Some of those bites were severe in nature with one of them requiring a trip to the hospital.
The 35-year-old Fox News journalist who has been keeping an eye on the president, posted, "Last time the Bidens removed their dog Major from the White House they got another one, puppy Commander. Both had biting issues. The Bidens should not own dogs, clearly."
Notably, Elizabeth Alexander, the communications director for the first lady, clarified the position of the Bidens on the matter to CNN.
"The President and First Lady care deeply about the safety of those who work at the White House and those who protect them every day. They remain grateful for the patience and support of the U.S. Secret Service and all involved, as they continue to work through solutions," said Alexander.
She added, "Commander is not presently on the White House campus while next steps are evaluated."
Internet reacts to Katie Pavlich’s post about President Joe Biden’s dog-biting incident
After Katie Pavlich posted about her opinion that Bidens to not have any dogs in the future, many rushed to the comments with their own interpretations and hilarious responses.
One user said, "It's the owner, not the breed," while another stated, "Matches their parenting skills."
"Dogs only bite if they are taught to bite or they feel threatened!! Kind of gives you lots of answers doesn’t it?" expressed a user.
A person quipped, "Dogs mimic their owners Just saying."
One more noted, "A dogs behavior is a direct representation of the owners."
