Biden’s Germanbr Shepherds Involvedbr in Biting Incidentbr at White House.br President Joe Biden’s twobr German Shepherds, Majorbr and Champ, have been sentbr back to Delaware following anbr incident at the White House.br CNN reports thatbr 3-year-old Majorbr was involved in abr “biting incident”br with an unidentifiedbr member of security. .br White House Press Secretarybr Jen Psaki briefly commented onbr the situation during an interviewbr on MSNBC’s ‘Morning Joe.’.br Psaki said she didn’t havebr “any specifics” but thatbr the two dogs were “partbr of the Bidens' family.” .br I don’t have any updates for you, Mika, onbr reports about an incident. But what I canbr tell you as a dog lover—I know you are—isbr that Major and Champ are part of the Bidens’br family. They’re members of the family, Jen Psaki, to 'Morning Joe'.br She went on to point outbr that it is not unusual forbr Major and Champ to gobr to Delaware when firstbr lady Jill Biden travels. .br They often go to Delaware when thebr first lady is traveling, and they’re adjustingbr to their new home. But I don’t have anybr more on those reports, I just know thatbr they’re beloved members of the family, andbr of course of the White House family, too, Jen Psaki, to 'Morning Joe'.br Michael LaRosa, spokesman for the first lady,br later confirmed that the dogs went to Delawarebr to “stay with family friends” while Jill traveled. .br A White House official reportedly toldbr NBC News that the dogs “[would] be back.