Human rights activists went to court due to failure to receive information about Biden's dog aggression.
Activists of the American human rights organization Judicial Watch went to court to obtain data on cases of aggression by the US president's dog. They notified the public about this in a special statement.
Human rights activists noted that they sent a request for the necessary information to the US Secret Service, but at the time of applying to the court there was no official response.
German Shepherd dog named Commander moved into the White House in December 2021. This happened after a scandal involving the previous dogs of the President of the United States. During the same 2021, two cases of human bites by Biden's pet Major (also a German Shepherd) became known. In the first case, a security guard was injured, in the second, a gardener. After the first incident, the dog was temporarily sent to a family friend in Delaware, after the second, it was decided to leave the dog there permanently.
Human rights activists emphasize that, according to their data, there were much more attacks on people. “Our organization has already caught Biden in a lie about attacks and injuries that his dog inflicted on Secret Service and White House employees. It seems that their new dog is also out of control, and the Secret Service is hushing it up, ”said Tom Fitton, head of Judicial Watch.
Biden is not the first American president whose dogs have become participants in scandals. Franklin Roosevelt's German Shepherd once bit one of the US senators and tore off his pants from British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald. Theodore Roosevelt's bull terrier bit many people, and also tore off the pants of the French ambassador to the United States, Jean Jules Jusserand.