Biden's "First Dogs" Moved Into White House. See Pics

Joe Biden's dogs Champ and Major have moved into the White House, reviving a long-standing tradition of presidential pets that was broken under Donald Trump.

The pooches can be seen trotting on the White House grounds in pictures retweeted by First Lady Jill Biden's spokesman Michael LaRosa, with the pointed obelisk of the Washington Monument in the background.

"Champ is enjoying his new dog bed by the fireplace, and Major loved running around on the South Lawn," LaRosa told CNN in a statement Monday.

Guess who moved in?

Hoomans wanted some peace and quiet to make sure we didn't get scared before moving us in.

Major loves the South Lawn.

???? Adam Schultz pic.twitter.com/OcfMTP2gdq

— The First Dogs of the United States (@TheFirstDogs) January 25, 2021

The Biden's dogs, both German shepherds, follow the pawprints of presidential pets that included Barack Obama's Bo, a black Portuguese water dog and George W. Bush's Scottish terrier, Barney.

Champ's #MondayThoughts mainly involve bacun.

- Major 🐾

📷 @dcclphoto - Former WH photographer for hooman @POTUS when he was @VP44 pic.twitter.com/jNaxs4vafv

— The First Dogs of the United States (@TheFirstDogs) January 25, 2021

Trump, a famously finicky germophobe, broke with that convention -- as he did with many presidential traditions -- and never had a pet in his White House.

"How would I look walking a dog on the White House lawn," Trump asked, with a grimace, in a video included in a Biden campaign ad.

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