Scout, a 4-year-old Airedale terrier mix, recently was given to family friends after he bit 5-year-old Jack O'Malley, first lady Katie O'Malley said. People working on State Circle said the dog's barking has been a nuisance in the past, as well.
Mrs. O'Malley said Scout became aggressive after the O'Malleys moved to the Governor's Mansion because of the constant activity and lack of structure in the house.
Scout, who the family believes may have been...
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