Overview

• Judicial Watch obtained Secret Service records confirming multiple aggressive incidents involving Champ, Biden's German Shepherd during his vice presidency.
• Champ's behavior included biting Secret Service agents, tearing clothes, and leaving teeth marks, with incidents documented between 2011 and 2015.
• The Secret Service implemented safety measures, such as avoiding interaction with Champ and shutting off the automatic doggy door, to protect personnel.
• These revelations align with a broader pattern of aggression exhibited by Biden's later dogs, Major and Commander, during his presidency.
• Unverified allegations of mistreatment by Biden toward his dogs add complexity to the scrutiny of his pet management practices.