Did Dog Bite Victims Provoke Dog? | Part 1

[@Pretty_milano23]

From my experience, whenever someone says “my dog would never” they will and did.

[@Nevaeh1]

on numerous occasions

[@Dayday-xj3hc]

Same rule applies to kids

[@PeppermintPat]

Sigh every time...

[@Beeboop7]

when someone asks if my dog's are friendly I say that they have never NOT been friendly but pet at your own discretion and approach respectively. One is a 3lb yorkie and the other is a 6lb chihuahua, so despite saying that people always pet them.

[@Pretty_milano23]

@@Dayday-xj3hc Especially kids!

[@tracyd693]

Stop chaining your dogs to things in your yard. How about taking them for a walk? My neighbors have two large dogs, chained up outside, never go for walks. Why have a pet? Completely irresponsible.

[@davidlee2052]

As soon as she said pit bull 5 seconds into the video, I knew the defendant lost 😂

[@BabbleOn777]

Yup, I have had two Timber wolf huskies, know when it comes to pitbulls, JJ has a problem. My huskies were half timber wolf, and know that a pitbull has a biological tendency towards more violence than half wolves. We all know what kind of people own pitbulls and don't care.

[@Bubba__Sawyer]

There's always a recurring theme when it comes to pitbull owners...

[@BabbleOn777]

@@Bubba__Sawyer how very astute of you to notice Dr.West, however not the best dogs in the Lab.

[@gingercake0907]

@@BabbleOn777 Judge Judy doesn’t have a problem. People who own pit bull dogs want to pretend they are just like other dogs . My sister’s pit bull jumped her backyard fence and bit her next door neighbor as he walked to his house. She had to pay his doctor bills and animal control told her to put in better fencing because if they get another complaint about her dog biting someone they would euthanize the dog.

[@BabbleOn777]

@@gingercake0907 and? Don't know why you picked my comment to reply to, I was talking wolves, not pit bulls.

[@brookelynn30355]

This woman’s eyes and mouth are WILD

[@BrownFam1225]

This man is absolutely correct what the hell does she mean my dog would never bite anyone as he’s standing there with a bloody hand

[@AmandaTexas]

But... but... the defendant said the plaintiff came to the door, cradling the pitbull like a baby! OMG, you can't make this up.

[@gRinchY-op5vr]

Doesn't she also claim she never saw blood on him or no blood on his dog? Totally incapable of accepting responsibility

[@Kaptnkrnch]

For the record , dogs absolutely can wriggle out the collar in an emergency....I know she loves dogs but I'm wondering if Judy ever walks them or if she has a person for that.

[@iantempleton313]

My thoughts exactly.

[@benzamg32m68]

Agree 💯 percent that doggies can get out easily especially out of a collar.

[@computerzero7724]

It's not that she doesn't believe them, it's that it doesn't matter. It's your responsibility to control your dog, and having a shitty collar isn't an excuse Judy cares about.

[@claindastuart6790]

True

[@Chalk89]

@@computerzero7724 I have a great leash/harness combo, and my 70 pound mixed-breed escaped it when we crossed over a bridge because she heard water (there was a lake under the bridge running through. She literally went into reverse and slipped out of it.

[@kinsley7777]

watching the defendant try to keep her false lashes from closing her eyes was hilARious ! 😂

[@kinsley7777]

@@al4352 me, too 😉

[@kinsley7777]

@keeping it 100 💯

[@Dark_Angel07]

@@al4352 Same here, I tried using the magnetic eyelashes and I had to take them off after 5 minutes. I'll just stick with mascara. I don't see how some women wear theses long lashes.

[@irideaunicorn1620]

That bitch looks crossed eyed asf! 😂😂😂

[@kinsley7777]

@@irideaunicorn1620 yeah, she does ... must be fun to ride a unicorn ... 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@aa-ze5cz]

The real crime here is the fake eyelashes that is negating her vision by probably 30%+ explaining why she keeps doing that wide eye opening thing, lmao.... probably can't even see the judge.

[@spikefivefivefive]

*flyswatters

[@rdl8878]

I don’t get why they pile on the mascara on fake eyelashes.😊

[@maxamillion26093]

If she blinked fast enough she could fly like a fairy

[@smolandlargealiens8810]

Dogs are great escape artists when they want to be, especially if they feared for their life. My dog turns into a snake when she’s scared and can wiggle out of anything lol

[@Bubba__Sawyer]

Not with a tight enough collar or properly secured harness they can't.

[@domjones_who3849]

@@Bubba__Sawyer I don't know what your talking about...I have 2 German shepherds and the both have military style harnesses and the both in ability want...can get out...what kind of genius are you to believe just because statistics they will get out SMH lol

[@gingercake0907]

I had a German shepherd that decided to go after the yard man. I had the shepherd chained to a screw down stake and he pulled the entire stake out of the ground and stretched it out. When these dogs want to go after someone they will go after them.

[@MsRollingstone11]

I've had my dog for 10 years. They don't make a harness he can't wriggle out of! I don't use a neck collar, they're worse.

[@GG-cr5hm]

If you cant even control your eyelashes you most definitely cannot control your pitbull

[@vessaj4482]

funny 😁

[@vitalipopkhadze369]

💯 My thoughts exactly.

[@katywild4777]

🤣. Her eyelashes are nuts.

[@gillianbrookwell1678]

@@katywild4777 She looks like she's on another planet.

[@CleetjeLovesHusky]

If the first reaction to a heavily bleeding man on her doorstep, scruffing her dog after it had attacked both the man and his dog, is to say "My dog would never" that means it has already happened before and will likely happen again Her dog was supposed to be inside the house yet up till this point she shows no surprise that it got out, just instant defense of the dog. For this part, I'm inclined to believe the man.

[@AmandaTexas]

She actually had the audacity to claim he was carrying her attack dog, cradling it like a baby. In what world???

[@FyaaahS]

god damn that girls eyes are living their own lives...

[@jeusgarcia8597]

*YOU WIN WITH THAT COMMENT!!!* 😆😄😅🤣😂🤤

[@Whosoever141]

😂😂😂

[@spikefivefivefive]

She catches a lot of flies though.

[@Valkross9]

0:05 I can't get over that crazy feel I get looking at the defendant's eyes.

[@polkadots2823]

Them fake eyelashes 😂

[@giffsgaffs615]

She has a proper mess in side her eyes 😂😂

[@zeelupine5170]

Another irresponsible dog owner 🙄

[@metorido]

Which one

[@8213apice]

@@metorido pitbull owners

[@umungus518]

@@8213apice do you generalize all people like this bigot?

[@Bubba__Sawyer]

@@umungus518 Come on.... there's clearly a pattern with pitbull owners and incidents like this. Don't be daft.

[@umungus518]

@@Bubba__Sawyer do you say the same thing about black people and crime stats?

[@jennifer_mertens]

Dogs with long hair, like Huskies, can absolutely pull out of their collars when they are afraid. I just finished all 3 parts of this case, and it's insane. Everything the Plaintiff says makes sense(from the dog wriggling out of it's collar, to how he was holding the Pit when he returned it). The Defendant's claims however...

[@lcwee7293]

A GSD ran out of an open gate and lunged at my Poodle. Even though the body harness was snug, he managed to wriggle free and ran off. I was also holding my Rottweiler at the time and although he was a gentle giant, he was doing his best to put himself between me and the vicious GSD who at that point turned on me. The lucky thing was, the GSD did not bite my Rottie. After unsuccessful attempts at getting me, the GSD went home. I was completely traumatised.

[@trekgirl65]

And when a tether is paper thin, @Jennifer Mertens, and a pit bull strength, can break the tether like it was straw. And the Plaintiff says the dogs wiggled out of its collars, means that the collar was not adjusted properly for the dog. You have to make sure the collar is on tight, where you can put two fingers to check and make sure the collar is not too tight. Defendant should not own a pit bull or any doggo she cannot control. Wrap around a tree is not a great idea.

[@siantelove]

True, my Yorkie always would wriggle out of his collar until I got a harness

[@shelberz1]

Hehe!!

[@SgtMclupus]

Well, I have experience of both huskies and Malamutes, and they don't just sit down not knowing what to do if someone in their pack gets attacked by another dog, and neither does the dog that gets attacked! They are not vicious and mostly uses pure agility to give a "marking bite" (hard bite that doesn't pierce the skin) often over the neck of the other dog to show they don't tollerate that behaviour. Besides; a malamute and a husky together would be the ones standing over that pitbull 11 times out of 10! Damn, one of my huskies even did that when he got attacked by a pitbull that was used in illegal dogfights when my dog was only 7 months old! They don't start fights, but they sure as hell finish them! And often without hurting the other dog even... Besides; why the hell does he even use a collar when he knows how easily they can wiggle put of them? You only use harnesses on slead dog breeds! If you can't handle them in a harness, they are the wrong breed for you, since you don't have the right mentality for those breeds

[@linajustin5233]

Actually that’s very true, I have a husky mixed and she used to have a neck collar she would easily be able to get out of it, the only way she couldn’t was if I tightened it but of course that would be choking her. I ended up switching to a harness which makes a BIG difference but overall I do believe him when he says that his dog got out of her collar even tho leashed.

[@TRAZ4004]

It’s when the neck is bigger than the head. Glad you found a harness solution

[@xstonerkiingx]

id like to say my little pit-russel mix has and does slip her collar on her leash, and i use a 20 foot retractable leash lmao not impossible, however i agree its very unlikely in this scenario

[@Ellen-bi8cu]

My husky does the same thing. Luckily it’s usually after we’re already in the fenced backyard

[@mack1348]

All dogs can escape from the harness/collar. That's why dogs should know the STOP and NO commands from puppy hood

[@TRAZ4004]

@@mack1348 I think commands of ‘stay’ and ‘come’ are more useful in a escape situation.

[@selaineweaver932]

What’s wrong with her eyes?

[@iantempleton313]

“My dog would NEVER bite anyone!” - *Every Pitt Bull owner everywhere whenever it aggressively attacks someone or something just for existing*

[@GrippingRaccoon7109]

Sir you just described a chihuahua

[@lordlossize]

@@GrippingRaccoon7109 and pit bulls

[@mileycirus9427]

@@GrippingRaccoon7109 yep, now please submit me the articals of all the chihuahuas that have mauled people and I'll submit 500× the articals of pits mauling someone. I'm a little worried you won't send enought articles for me to give you all of pit ones.

[@Roxas_Sanity]

No, that’s every DOG OWNER regardless of what breed the dog is. 😒😒

[@mileycirus9427]

@@Roxas_Sanity answer this, it's an easy question. Which dog breed has the most fatal bites every year? The answer should be pretty even if it's truly the owners and not the dogs. But you and I both know there is one breed that has a much much higher percentage of fatal bites than any other breed. 2nd place isn't even close... Tell me, do you know the breed?

[@Baddestchik911]

It's always pitbulls and their owners always swear their pitbulls are angels

[@Bubba__Sawyer]

They should be banned like they are in the UK.

[@Mondester]

how did i know exactly what breed it would be before the video even started lmao every. single. time.

[@pluto587]

As a husky owner I can see the dog getting out of the collar. First their smart and second All that fluff makes it tough to get the collar on correctly/tight. That’s why I use a martingale collar. Might be time for that guy to switch to that.

[@susankwan6229]

I have seen my dog Houdini his way out of his harness a few times while trying to get away from something that scares him. I dog-sat a friend’s dog recently and had him harnessed, leashed and tied up in my dining room for a few minutes while moving furniture around in the next room (so that he couldn’t get in the way or hurt) and he also somehow got out of his harness, too! I can imagine getting out of a collar is even easier than a harness.

[@Bubba__Sawyer]

You probably put the harness on too loose, and/or it was too big.

[@Frank-vr9pw]

It’s obvious to me that the household of the Defendant is void of integrity. Her husband calling a friend officer to facilitate the lie goes directly to his corrupt ways. He has no business with a badge on his chest with is for Officers with integrity and professional standards. Being a lier in uniform is incredibly disturbing. Maybe his department is okay with it.

[@jgrosskopf4878]

Always good dogs until they are not.

[@esme68]

So many dog owners have a sense of entitlement beyond what is generally considered reasonable. They all seem to think people should just suck up their dogs' vicious behaviour.

[@Gemini-horrorchannel]

Oh yeah, I have a pitbull and a Shih Tzu mix and we go on walks almost every single day and there are so many people where their dogs get loose because they leave them on long lines because I live in a trailer park. We can’t have fenced in yards so people leave their dogs on long lines, unattended, where the owners are not outside Supervising them they get out of their collars or dogs getting out the front door and running at my pitbull and my Shih Tzu mix trying to attack them and I’m a dog trainer. I have trained thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands of dogs and I have trained pit bulls and I have never been bit by one. I’ve always been bit by labs huskies. Blue heelers and a lot of little dogs I’m not saying that these dogs are bad dogs. It also comes down to people picking the best dog for their lifestyle. There are high energy, dog breeds and pit bulls are one of them they were actually originated. To herd livestock to fight but people would actually do research and not look at fake websites that don’t have real information I mean people use them for fighting for quick cash, and they pick the breed because of their look and they strength their endurance. They’re willingness to do anything for their owner and their high pain tolerance herding breeds have high pain tolerance I mean I’ve seen those dogs work and they get thrown up in the air by livestock hit a metal fence fall right onto the ground and get back up and go back to work and I bet you she does not really exercise her dog or else it would have a balanced mind and a balanced life of course training is key to socialization is key to and people have too much of a busy life to socialize their dogs regularly too. There’s a ton of pet friendly stores and a people would also do more research 65% of so-called pitbull tax weren’t even pitbull. They were mixed breed dogs that got identified as pitbull because people think that all because the dog has a big square head it’s a pitbull they get mistaken by so many breeds that have no trace a pitbull in them and these are proven a lot of them are massive mixes lab mixes, boxer, mixes, chowchow mixes, they get mistaken by Dargo Argentina, all the time and American bullies I’m not saying these dogs are aggressive or mean dogs are horrible dogs they just get mistaken for pitbull all the time it really does come down to people picking the best breed for their lifestyle and also picking a real professional breeder these backyard breeders just want a mass produce these dogs and not pick the best male and female dogs and these dogs a lot of the time have chemical and balances mental problems and just like humans anger problems can develop to and it’s not a specific breed thing. It’s just every dog has their own different personalities and people are breeding these dogs that don’t have the best temperament genetics and health and again it doesn’t matter with the breed. This is happening with Labradoodles golden doodles huskies and the list goes on why was the pitbull America’s mascot basically from the 1920s to the 1960s I mean my grandma she even said back, then that almost every family had a pitbull, it’s because stupid people tarnishing the dogs breed for their own gain. When are we gonna start blaming ourselves?

[@brt5273]

Any time there's a pit bull issue you count on the fact there will be apologists and vapid defenders of the breed in the comments section, but numbers don't lie. "In the 13-year period of January 1, 2005 to December 31, 2017, canines killed at least 433 Americans. Pit bulls contributed to 66% of these deaths. Rottweilers, the second leading canine killer, inflicted 10% of attacks that resulted in human death. German Shepherds came in at 4.6% and mixed breed at 3.9" These number compared to the rate of reported attacks by breed is even more disturbing: Pit Bulls 3397 Rottweiler 538 German Shepherd 113 It's not clear whether all these reported attacks resulted in physical injury that required medical treatment but I imagine an attack that does not result in such injury is probably less likely to be officially reported at all. Personally I have known several Pit Bulls who were great dogs. When I volunteered for an animal re-homing shelter my favorite dog I ever worked with was a Pit Bull. However, any dog has the potential to be unpredictable and the issue is compounded by the ability of weak willed, incompetent individuals to own them. The fact that they exhibit a higher incidence of attacks and fatalities makes them unsuitable as pets. Perhaps some people should be able to own them in a professional capacity but it should require special training, passing a certain level of competency and very stringent special licensing.

[@Bubba__Sawyer]

The numbers are so damning. There's no other way to spin it. "iTs tHe oWnEr nOt tHe bReEd" is the biggest load of BS ever.

[@Dayday-xj3hc]

This woman is looking everywhere but straight. 🤔

[@jazzyj6640]

Literally 😂

[@stfuyoutube423]

😂 Wonky eyed

[@imcarlab21]

I literally went thru the comments to see who else seen what I was looking at 🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭

[@davidg4408]

I knew I wasn't the only one noticing that 🤣🤣

[@Dayday-xj3hc]

@@PropertyandCasualtyAgent listen I don’t need a lecture. This woman isn’t a victim, so I feel like I don’t need to walk on eggshells about what I said.

[@Bubba__Sawyer]

Why does any woman think she can control a pitbull in public? Most men can't.

[@traya27]

The defendant is making me dizzy 😂

[@myroom4640]

Anyone who has a pit bull needs a psych assessment. I would of sued that chick for every cent she has. 😡😡😡😡.

[@fabmissb]

The dog isn’t the problem; the owner is the problem.

[@TheGreekPianist]

I have a pitbull and he’s very gentle. He gentler than the dashound I used to have. Don’t assume all pitbulls are violent, because I raised mine to be gentle

[@snowbird1381]

Assumptions. assumptions. Pitties require lots of training and many owners neglect to continue with it.

[@matthewbarabas3052]

or, no one should own pitbulls.

[@boxjellyfish9819]

Low IQ ​@@fabmissb

[@stephensmith4025]

A pitbull mauling living beings for simply existing. What a shock.

[@lynnettelove11]

What do you mean how does the dog just get out of the collar?? You think if it's being attacked that it's not going to risk life and limb to try and get away. I absolutely believe that during the fight the dog slipped out of its collar.

[@matthewbarabas3052]

collars aren't designed to be wiggled out of. if any dog, or cat, can do that, its a poorly designed peice of crap.

[@Peridot0000]

​​@@matthewbarabas3052 Even with a properly fitted collar dogs can get out pretty easy, that's one of the reasons most people don't really use them anymore. Martingale collars can work, but they can cause damage if not carefully fitted so they are best reserved for dogs with small slim heads like sighthounds.

[@antoniomanson165]

Every dog owner know a dog will get out of a collar when distressed .

[@jsautoglass6029]

As of now (before part 2 is posted) That comment of leashing back up his dogs is gonna bite him in the you know what

[@LaylaMoniquee]

I said the same thing!!

[@arthurmitchell2117]

Yep

[@trinity72gp]

🇬🇧🙋🏾‍♀️Yep he was almost home and dry until that moment 🙄

[@Alice-ui9oy]

Yeah.. sounds like the dog maybe got out of its collar and ran onto defendent's property. Possible his dog actually attacked the other dog first. Even still defendent will be at least partly responsible as she should have had her dog confined on the property.

[@elishamartin9863]

As soon as the defendant opened her mouth I yelled "shut your ass up" 😂😂😂 knowing damn well she's responsible

[@jazzyj6640]

Poor dog, lousy owner.

[@thecobweb4720]

Pitbull's are freaking unpredictable and very very dangerous. I don't know why some people still own a Pitbull even when they have children and then defending their ferocious dogs for attacking others dogs/people is despicable..

[@Gemini-horrorchannel]

Please read all of my comment I am here to educate if you do research 65% of so-called pitbull attacks weren’t even pitbull they were mixed breeds. They were lab mixes, mastiff mixes, chowchow mixes. Boxer mixes, and they had no pitbull in them, and then they get mistaken, for Doggo argentino all the time pitbull do. they’re a completely different breed and what people don’t know is that pitbull were actually originally bred for herding livestock not for fighting people use them for fighting to make quick cash and they loved their strength their endurance. They’re willingness to do anything for their owner and their pain tolerance because herding breeds have to have high pain tolerances have you ever seen those dogs work? They will literally get thrown up in the air by livestock hit a metal fence smack their body on the ground and get up and go back to work. They are high energy dog breeds just like Siberian huskies dalmatians, Jack Russell terriers border collies. Blue heelers and if these dogs don’t get exercise, they’re mental health can decline and that can lead to behavioral problems and aggression problems, which it is not the dog fault it’s people who do not pick the best dog breed for their lifestyle I have helped trained thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands of dogs and 70% of my clients where their dog had behavioral problems aggression problems are both 70% of the time it went away because they actually started exercising their dogs regularly. These high energy dog breeds me 2 to 3 hours a day of exercise. They cannot go a whole month without exercise and as people human beings we are lazy a lot of of us are and what does that mean then pick a dog breed best suited for their lifestyle not a dog they want or based on its looks or if they see it on movies and TV shows and whatever Dog breed is the trend of the year they’re not toys even a Chihuahua needs a 20 minute walk a day or every other day or else their mental health starts declining. I have had so many Chihuahuas that I have trained and their behavioral problems and aggression problems drastically went down or went away because they were actually being exercised and getting out of the house and not cooped up in a house or a backyard Dogs exercise outside of the home and outside the backyard I mean how would humans be being stuck in the house or in a backyard all the time and then finally being able to get out and have all this pent-up energy and they don’t know what to do with it. Some dogs are different some I have aggression when they’re amped up because they don’t know what to do some pull on the leash like a freight train some get severely, anxious and scared. I mean they’re even wanting to put the Siberian husky on the aggressive breed list because stupid people get them win they’re not gonna Provide what that dog needs. Also with the rate of backyard breeding these backyard breeders which we have way more in America than professional breeders they don’t pick the best male and female dog these backyard breeders dogs that may have chemical inbalances health problems, and some dogs are born wired wrong and I don’t mean breeds I’m just saying like how people are wired right when they’re born and they don’t find out till later in life or they have a disability or a chemical imbalance, and some people are born with an anger issue. It can happen with dogs. It doesn’t stoop down to a breed, and like I said that gets passed down to the offspring and then a lot of those people are going to breed those offspring with another dog and then it’s going to be passed down to those offspring and it happens a lot more than what people think that’s why again it stems down to being the owners fault obviously backyard breeders too, but the owners fault for not doing research on recommendable and professional, breeders and finding the right one if they’re going to get it from the backyard breeder, they might as well just go get a dog from the shelter I mean really you’re taking as much as a gamble as getting a dog from the shelter which there are a lot of amazing shelter dogs but honestly, I bet you anything she barely walks her dog and with it being a pitbull, it needs a lot of exercise and I bet you she didn’t train the dog which that’s a big thing too and socialization is a big thing too. Every dog needs socialization with humans kids, other dogs cats being out in public there are ton of pet friendly stores

[@InuitInua]

All I needed to hear was "pit bull" to believe him.

[@coffeeaddictexpress5038]

My dog is a feisty chihuahua, I scoop him up whenever another dog comes by us. My dog is a bully and a jerk to all other dogs lol. He doesn’t realize he could literally be swallowed whole lol.

[@Rhanyra]

the same people claiming their dogs would never act like an animal are the same types of people who would say their kids are angels and would never act up. It happens, get insurance when you have a large dog, you will need it.

[@mariaisabella7397]

This woman with the pit bull should go to jail and pay the damage

[@Abraham-np8mm]

I would let the plaintiff drizzle syrup on my pancakes

[@ledhicks]

Defendant got crazy eyes. She's ready to pounce someone.

[@TheJellymonty]

The plaintiff is so handsome. 😍Thats the first good looking guy I've ever seen on JJ.

[@cloudniner4lifex]

He is 🔥

[@AmandaTexas]

Now you got a chuckle out of me on that! But yes, he is.

[@lavender5765]

As she insisted on wearing heavy false eyelashes, her eyes became cross-eyed

[@KittyCurioso]

It’s horrible to chain a dog to a tree. Maybe, she should try it on herself do she can see how abusive it is

[@DawnRoache-y9n]

Wow them lashes and eyes crossed not a good idea 😂😂😂

[@Zenobiadream]

The plantiff is so handsome

[@8213apice]

That’s typical for a pitbull owner. “My dog WOuld NEver DO THat” 😑🤡

[@user-jj4yn4ub2h]

What's going on with her eyes?? Miss.Frasier is a weeeird dude 👁👁

[@keannacierra]

I would have been like “Shoot, after all that scuffling the collar became loose🤷🏾‍♀️”

[@aa-ze5cz]

"Dude why are you so tired?" "Judge Judy marathon." "Ah yah, that'll do it."

[@YHVHTeaches777]

I had a shepherd husky mix who easily got out of his collars and even somehow chewed one off. It is very possible for them especially in a scenario like this to get off a leash or out of a collar

[@kimstone6764]

Those fake eyelashes look ridiculous and the way she’s trying to keep her eyes 👀 open is beyond me

[@Kayla-hk5vt]

Girl….your lashes are trying to escape

[@jrtstrategicapital560]

I’m surprised the defendant didnt have birds perching on her eyelashes…. 😮

[@Ledbottom86]

Huskies are known to be escape artists and get out of collars

[@AmandaTexas]

I have a small terrier mix, and if she is attacked, she can slip the collar or harness.

[@theonlycoffeeaddict]

I hate dog owners who say things like "my dog will never hurt anybody"... Your dog can be well trained and all angelic but they are still dogs! They have the potential to hurt anyone, provoked or unprovoked. Can dog owners who are in denial get this in their brains!

[@ryana3679]

I’ve never seen a defendant eyeball judge Judy and Bird at the same time before. First time for everything I guess.

[@joedurt2220]

What is wrong with her eyes

[@onyeomachinyeremaka6809]

*JJ fans let's gather here ♥️♥️♥️*

[@alyssiawatson4496]

As soon as I heard “pitbull”.. I wasn’t surprised

[@RaiokIncaris]

"How did it get out of a collar?" How did yours get out of your house? Smh

[@AmandaTexas]

That just proves what we didn't need proving!

[@RocketRocket-ce3ke]

Dogs, dogs, dogs. Too many dogs everywhere

[@jeffreyrodriguez8895]

Hey judge Judy I love your show

[@randomguy4781]

absolutely love how unsympathetic Judy is to this monster breed. pit owners are professional gaslighters too. doesnt matter how many videos Dodo makes with pitbulls wearing flower crown filters, this breed is dangerous.

[@irideaunicorn1620]

And this is why don’t u own an animal. If you’re not my child, or can’t get up and go to work and pay bills. Then I don’t need you or it in my household…. 🤭🤭

[@LEMONSQUEAKER]

“How can a dog get out of a leash?” It’s like are you that numb lady!?? For sure when being attacked by your terrible breed of dog any dog in fear for itself can wriggle free of a normal collar. She’s so dumb.

[@teerapatpetram]

Of course it's one of those "my pibble wouldn't hurt a fly" clowns 🤡

[@yangtzeling7468]

I totally believe the plaintiff.

[@djavatar68]

Oh my, he is one gorgeous man.

[@DontUNVME]

If dog collars are put on correctly THEY CANT SLIP OUT OF THEM. I can't believe there are this many ignorant pet owners

[@Bubba__Sawyer]

It's crazy. I was walking my dog around the block since I was 7 years old. It took one time for my dog to slip out of it's loose collar to remedy the situation and prevent it from happening again.

[@cm1927]

Her googley eyes are disturbing.

[@joywebster2678]

How can she keep her eyelids open with those fake eyelashes?

[@crichards037]

"How does a dog get out of its collar?" As a husky mom, trust me. It can happen. Lol. Being mom to a proven escape artist, I have to double-hook his harness and collar with a locking carabiner in the car because otherwise, he routinely Houdini-s himself out of the regular lock and tries to jump either into the front seat or out the window when he sees something exciting. 😂

[@feverspell]

There are a lot of things about the defendant worth criticizing, but the fact that she appears to have strabismus (a lazy eye) isn't one of them. Don't stoop to the lowest common denominator, it makes you look cheap.

[@RoughJustice2k18]

Lazy eye isn't the problem with the defendant; it's lazy brain syndrome; it takes forever to get it out of first gear.

[@ricksmith9177]

I wish she would just brush her hair out of her lash lmao

[@claindastuart6790]

True. Dogs are very strong and can pull out of their collars if too excited or threatened.

[@nataliamoniz4804]

That’s true about dog getting out of his collar while being attacked by another dog .This happened to my Beagle I was holding the leash and an English pit bull attacked my dog my Beagle pushed back and got out of his collar and ran for his life.He ran a couple of blocks when I found him he was bleeding and his belly had 2 long tears and he was so scared that he pooped himself. Took him to the hospital he had surgery tubes were placed in and stitches he stayed in hospital 4 days.Bill came out to around 4,000 dollars which the owner paid

[@catsNplanets]

What is that lady doing with her eyes 🤣

[@Bubba__Sawyer]

Trying to see past the caterpillars she glued to her eyelids.

[@PerAllwin1963]

The plaintiff is a fairly handsome man.

[@chrisstallings1948]

I have worked in a veterinary hospital for years including managing the boarding facility,, and YES leashes that clip to a collar do slip off all the time, when the dog is facing the owner but pulling away,, the collar will slip right over the dog's head, that is why we recommend using a leash and harness.

[@rorifrongillo6763]

Dogs do have a tendency to pull out of collars/harnesses if they're panicking or frenzied.

[@jayonnaj18]

The plaintiff is very handsome! The defendant is lying!

[@janicesanders9981]

She wasn't even a good liar...

[@joshplayzgamezz]

Is it just me, or is that lady's fake eyelashes making her eyes look way goofy? It may be the eyelashes and her bangs together, but I can't help laughing...

[@Dailygal]

No your right I don’t know why she doesn’t pull the hair from over her eye. SHE LOOKS STUPID.😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@lorettahuges-zb7vy]

I work at an optometry clinic and that woman clearly has strabismus, y’all are ignorant

[@joshplayzgamezz]

@lorettahuges-zb7vy I wasn't talking about the way her eyes are lined up. I don't care about that. I was talking about her long af eye lashes she is trying to use. I say trying because she is not pulling it off in my opinion. I'm not talking at all about her medical conditions, to quote you, you're "ignorant"

[@MariaBenjamin-um3zk]

Handsome man

[@janetmecham1059]

“How do dogs just get out of a leash?!” Oh come on! Is she not a dog owner?! 🙄 Anyone who has ever owned a dog knows this can happen from time to time.

[@Bubba__Sawyer]

And when it happens you take steps to make sure it doesn't happen again. Go to any pet store and tell them you have a dog that has escaped it's collar and they will help you find a solution. Harnesses are a tad tricky to put on, but if properly fitted, no dog is squirming out of one.

[@maxine4898]

My dog was attacked and in the struggle her collar came off, I’ve heard of other cases where this has happened too

[@jeusgarcia8597]

*THAT TYPHOID WHALE IS SUPA-CRAZEE!!!*

[@tmendez31]

I have had several dogs pull hard enough to slip out of the collar so that is not a surprise.

[@amberlytheharpyqueen]

She looks like she's having a hard time keeping her eyes open under the weight of those fake eyelashes

[@taylorr.s8082]

I had a150 lb lab/Akita and he pulled out of his collar and ran away from my neighbor's elderly Pomeranian.

[@AmandaTexas]

You know how those poms are.

[@dogloverjb6873]

I hate dog cases... won't watch them. I feel sorry for the dogs. Some people dont' deserve having dogs.

[@getschwifty5271]

Some dog breeds dont deserve to live

[@SP-ig3vs]

Dogs being able to get out of a collar leash is dangerous!!

[@Bubba__Sawyer]

And something that's easily preventable.

[@joecrawford172]

My fire-breathing dragon would never hurt anyone ..

[@johnmcconnell8151]

Does Judge Judy's team help the people make these visual diagrams for demonstration? I only just noticed that they all seem to be in the same style. Is there a PowerPoint for court cases that only produces that format???

[@dnyellemiles5230]

I watched my dog bust off a chain and attack a dog whom he thought was attacking his brother. The dog wasn’t attacking his brother, they were playing, guess what I did??? PAID THE FUCKING MONEY. Over 4 months is cost thousands of dollars ( some BS charges I believe) but because I’m adult, that’s the right thing to do. I didn’t have the money to do it, but as a responsible dog owner, I knew my dog messed up. People need to hold themselves accountable.

[@vessaj4482]

Good on you. Sucks. But well done.

[@mayasturgeon7354]

Huskies are one of the most known dogs to escape from leashes, collars, and pretty much anything. Their bodies are pretty skinny under all the fur that they can maneuver through a lot of spaces. Not to mention their necks are built almost the same size as their head so it’s difficult to find collars that they can’t slip out of. The fact this lady tried to say “how does a dog even get out of its leash” proves she knows nothing about dogs and clearly shouldn’t have one. Any dog could have the potential to slip out of its collar and huskies even more so.