Dogs in the White House.

Dogs in the White House.
All eyes were on the newly elected POTUS Joe Biden and FLOTUS Dr. Jill Biden when they moved into the White House on January 20, 2021. All canine eyes, however, are on Champ and Major, the new FDOTUS or "First Dogs of America." Pet lovers around the world are giddy with excitement, as the White House will once again be America's most famous dog house. But for the champ and major, President-elect Joe Biden will still just be "puppy daddy.
Both Champ and Major are German shepherds, and Major will be the first shelter dog to be "indogged." The Bidens adopted Major in March 2018 after Biden's daughter Ashley saw a Facebook post seeking adoptive families for a litter of puppies with health issues. The Bidens had always wanted a sibling for Champ and quickly contacted the Delaware Humane Association, where Major was recovering from treatment due to toxin exposure. Fortunately, all five of Major's littermates recovered and were adopted.
For Champ, the move to Washington DC as a presidential pet will be familiar, as he spent eight years living in the vice president's residence about two miles from the White House during Biden's tenure as vice president. The Bidens adopted Champ at Christmas 2008, when Biden said, "I've had German shepherds since I was a kid and I've really trained and shown them in the past." 1 Champ, however, must feel at home in the Oval Office, as he played with Bo and Sunny, the Obama family dogs.
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