President Joe Bidens younger dog Commander bit another US Secret Service agent at the White House Monday evening . The injured officer spoke with Secret Service Uniformed Division Chief Alfonso M. Dyson Sr. on Tuesday and is doing OK . Commander has been involved in at least biting incidents at White House and in Delaware . White House officials said in July that the Bidens were working through new training and leashing protocols for the family pet following the incidents . In one incident in October first lady Dr. Jill Biden couldnt regain control of the dog as it charged a member of the Secret Service staff . In November an officer was hospitalized after the dog clamped down on their arms and thighs . Another of Bidens dogs Major was involved in biting incidents . The German Shepherd later moved out of the White house and Commander later moved away . The dog later moved to the Whitehouse and Commander arrived at the house in . The First Family continues to work on ways to help Commander handle the often unpredictable nature of White House grounds . It has also been updated with a statement from the first ladys communications director for the first lady . Elizabeth Alexander said in a statement that the First Family is ‘inconsistent with the safety of the president and the president’s dog . The first lady said in an earlier version of this story misidentified the USSS official who spoke with the injured officer on Tuesday. It has a previous version of a previous article misidentified a previous . version ofThis story misidentidentified the previous version to clarify the previous article in this article. It was erroneously and it has been clarified. It had been incorrect. It is not the first version of the article. A previous version. A prior version ofthis article in a previous. this article
Commander Biden bites another Secret Service agent, the 11th known incident . The incident is
