Major, the dog of the American president will also be entitled to an inauguration ceremony to celebrate his entry into the White House – Insurance for Pets

Like his master Joe Biden, Major will also be entitled to his investiture ceremony. A virtual event will be organized in honor of the German Shepherd, the first dog from a refuge to enter the White House.

After winning thepresidential election in front of Donald Trump, the democrat Joe Biden is preparing to officially take up his duties during the investiture ceremony which will take place on January 20.

He will thus be able to settle in White House with his wife Jill, but also their 2 dogs Champ and Major. A chat could also join them, in accordance with what the future First Lady of the United States would like.

Major, one of the German Shepherds of the couple, will be at the heart of a virtual event organized by theassociation Delaware Humane Association (gave) and a company ofpet insurance, as reported CNN. It is near the center of the gave, located at Wilmington in the State of Delaware (northeastern United States), that Biden had it adopted in 2018.

This meeting, which will take place on Sunday January 17 and will celebrate the first canine from a refuge to stay at the White House, will be  » the biggest virtual dog party « , According to the association. It will be presented by Jill Martin, host of the show  » Today  » on the chain NBC.

The right of access to this event which will be held via Zoom amounts to 10$. An amount that will be donated to the refuge.

let’s remember that Joe Biden injured his foot while playing with the same Major last November. Victim of a fracture after a bad fall he had to wear a orthopedic boot since.

His elder Champ had enlarged the family of the former vice-president in 2008, after the victory of his running mate Barack Obama in 2008.

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In ten days, Champ and Major will therefore take up their quarters at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW at Washington D.C., address which will, in passing, revive the tradition of  » First Dog ».