Did Potbelly Pig Bite Neighbor’s Show Dog? | Part 1

Woman says neighbor's 200-pound potbelly pig bit her Great Dane show dog -- and has it on video.
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[@canadianvehicleshippinginfo]

She videotaped her dog for quite a while around the pig. Any responsible dog owner would not be video taping but instead, would remove the dog away from the pig.

[@tinydancer7426]

Piggies have very very sharp teeth. If you want your dog to remain unscathed, keep them away from any pig that comes wandering onto your property ...... supposedly domesticated or feral. It's not worth taking a chance and not being kind to your pet.

[@jasonjames4254]

Yeah, a normal person would have shooed the pig away back home. And the dog owner's statement is fishy because she said she was trying to take a picture but accidentally hit video. Huh? She then proceeded to follow to pig in the video frame for many seconds? Regardless, the pig should have not been in her yard. There's some evidence that it bit her dog so the pig owner pays but... $1700 for a little bite that didn't even make the dog yelp? And the dog owner's most stupid comment, "It was touch and go for a while she almost needed surgery which would have been for thousands of dollars!"

[@CS-yq8hp]

Fr

[@Zzz2x]

some people are dumb and wouldn’t think that a pig would bite their dog. but the pig should’ve never been on her property

[@tinydancer7426]

@@Zzz2x First time on my property would garner a warning ...... second time it would have been dispatched to a processing plant.

[@MonkyPocks01]

No one believes that she accidentally hit record and kept going that long moving around still thinking it was a picture. Plaintiff had plenty of time to pull her dog back.

[@stratfordbaby]

That's right. She was obligated to MOVE HER DAMNED DOG AWAY.

[@Gemini-horrorchannel]

Yes, why I think it is a dumb decision. The owner didn’t put her dog inside because she doesn’t know the temperament of the pig or anything. I raised pigs when I was younger and if they don’t know a person or another animal, they’re not very tolerable if that makes sense, but also the pig should not be on her property and six months before that if it was true, the pig was on her property before too if the defendant story really is true that a tree knocked down her fence or whatever then she should’ve been out there with her pig taking it potty letting it have outside time But I also don’t believe that she just accidentally pressed record

[@Gemini-horrorchannel]

@@stratfordbaby technically morally yes but not in this case, because the pig was on her property it’s her property which yes I don’t think it is a smart choice for her to let her dogs smell a pig she does not know the temperament of I don’t think that was smart at all but she isn’t obligated to remove her dog on her property and the lady that owns the pig should be more responsible specially, if the story is true about a tree knocking down part of her fence. She should’ve been out there with her pig in her yard to take it potty or let it have outside time until the fence is fixed. And the pig was on the plaintiffs property, six months before the pig bit her dog so it wasn’t just a one time thing. Would I ever let my dog even my dog has a good temperament go and smell somebody’s random pig no I wouldn’t.

[@CookieWoods.]

I love it when JJ interrupts them from telling a long drawn-out story. I don't like hearing all of that extra talking either. Just get to the point! 🤣

[@elvickRULES]

Right it’s the worst. Especially when she asks a direct question which can be answered in one to three words.

[@jessicapearson9479]

Judge Judy is wrong in this case. The dog own is at fault for her dog getting hurt!!

[@bushreg]

Watching her has honestly helped me get to the point lol, like so serious. You don’t realize how much people talk about nothing lol

[@anndeecosita3586]

This might be an unpopular opinion but I think the plaintiff is partly to blame for not mitigating by removing her dog from the area. That’s common sense. She allowed her dog to antagonize the pig then gets upset when he gets bitten. Duh 🙄

[@Supertron1]

I think the plaintiff allowed it to happen because she wanted to get back at the defendant. There was no reason for her to get so close the pig and to bring her dog. Even though the video is brief, it's clear the pig was not aggressive until it felt threatened by the dog, at which point it instinctively defended itself.

[@angeleyes103064]

i agree 100% If you think you took a pic and accidently recorded you wouldnt have such a clear and centered video She saw her dog sniffing and pushing against the pig The pig was defending itself Bad judgement Judge Judy

[@QAZ-OMEN]

The pig did give the dog plenty of warning to back off , the dog was just overly curious.

[@twilightmarichat1854]

the dog wasn't antagonizing the pig it was just curious. The pig shouldn't have been on the property to begin with. Every good pig owner knows you gotta keep them in a secure pen cause the mother fuckers are smart

[@cookie7969]

Y’all are daft. That dog can sniff all he wants, he was on his own property. The defendant should have kept her pig confined to her own home.

[@anthonybalista7421]

Ah yes, I too often hold my phone in the same place following around filming when I “don’t know my camera was recording”.

[@parisaloveee1612]

Right!! 🤣

[@Nomadicninjas]

Instead of video taping the dog and the pig, I wonder why she didn’t remove the dog then go back and take a picture of the pig. And how often does she lie to her husband that he would not have believed there was a pig in the yard without picture proof???

[@TestMeatDollSteak]

The old cliché about pet owners resembling their pets seems to hold true for both the plaintiff and defendant.

[@xenomorph2056]

🤣

[@camillarodriguez341]

Lol I’m 💀💀💀💀

[@antoniamoss8440]

Dude

[@airwolf3607]

Damn 😆

[@rebeccamurray9196]

You beat me me lol

[@akaFloof]

Why didn't she call her dog away from the pig? You could literally see that the situation was escalating and the dog, although appearing more playful than aggressive, was antagonising the pig. If she had removed her dog from the start, then it would not have been bitten.

[@jigglypuff7004]

Yeah cause we all know Great Danes are very slow in the head.

[@casperallen8446]

It’s her property. She don’t have to remove anything. If she wanted she could of put a slug in the pigs head

[@deborahjeanne2141]

You’re absolutely right. She may have known her dog’s temperament, but she didn’t know the pig’s. She should have brought the dog inside and called animal control.

[@ashleyw.6702]

Maybe she was annoyed that the pig kept going on her property... 😒

[@KimVerhaaff]

@@ashleyw.6702 maybe. But then you first take in your dog, then take a picture of the pig. Although I'm pretty sure she didn't accidentally hit record. She knew what she was doing

[@vdub9921]

I can't get past the cuteness of that pig 🥰

[@bcjammer]

gotta agree with the defendant, she stood there and recorded the incident and didn’t even try to get her dog away…she should have some responsibility!!!

[@stratfordbaby]

That's right. She was obligated to MOVE HER DAMNED DOG AWAY.

[@badgurl5758]

Why would you allow the dog to stay and sniff the pig 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@debshaw680]

Exactly. Why wouldn’t you secure your animal first? It’s her fault in large part for allowing her dog to get all over the pig.

[@cindycindy2894]

@@debshaw680 Bull. Her dogs have the right to be in their yard. She brought one in but knew the black one was gentle. If your child was playing in the yard and got attacked would it be your fault bc your kid was outside, in a fenced in yard?

[@grimbles39]

I have a green light. I see the other car is isn't slowing down but I have the right of way, so I'm gonna go anyways. ^

[@cindycindy2894]

@@grimbles39 I do understand what you're saying and I agree 100%. I've argued that point with my late husband countless times. I just don't see that it necessarily applies here. She was trying to take pictures to prove that the pig gets in her yard. If it had never bitten before she wouldn't expect it to now, whereas a car running a red light etc. can be expected to crash. Just my opinion.

[@SilentForrest]

@@cindycindy2894 So what? Yeah she is allowed to keep her dog in the yard. But if you let your dog investigate a "foreign" animal, don't come crying when the animal defends itself. She thought it was fun, cute and was going to post the video on Facebook. But then the pig got uncomfortable and defended itself. If she feared the pig so much she would have brought the dog inside

[@debshaw680]

If I found a pot bellied pig on my property, I wouldn’t let my dog get all up in its face. She didn’t think she was taking a picture. You don’t keep holding the camera like that when you don’t know it’s a video. She didn’t call her dog away. She didn’t even try to shoo the pig back to the neighbors or keep her dog inside and call the neighbor to come and get it. She allowed the dog to get up in the pig’s business which it tolerated for a bit til the dog tried to push its nose to the private area. It’s really her own fault her dog got bitten. You have to take due caution even in your own yard. If there’s a strange animal, put the dog in the house FIRST. She’s crazy letting her dog get all up in the face of that pig who accidentally got loose. I’m not even a fan of keeping pigs if you live close to other people but in general they are very clean, quiet, gentle and intelligent animals. I’d never let my dogs approach one. Or any other unfamiliar animal.

[@badgurl5758]

Exactly.. I understand wanting proof the pig is in ur yard, but she allowed the dog to sniff too long. She should have removed her dog b4 trying to get a video or pic. I think JJ should have held her responsibility for half the bill.

[@apache313]

Exactly. She probably thought it was going to be a cute interaction and they would become best friends.

[@NOCALGooN916]

That's why I didn't understand I would of said get outta here or told my dog to get back

[@lilscooter93]

Yeah I definitely would’ve tried to get my prized great Dane away from the pig. I’m extremely surprised she didn’t! When I was in grade school a classmate of mine was bitten by a pig and it was one of the worst bites i’ve ever seen. I guess she had to be careful not to get too close but I would’ve been at least trying to call my dog away, poor thing.

[@sophie2084]

I could not agree with you more. No normal person would have taken a video instead of calling the dog inside first

[@rachelc5728]

Her dog was agitating the heck out of that pig. Pig should have been home yes, but that Dane should have been taken inside. When you see grinding teeth and the pig trying to intimidate to make space, it's clearly agitated

[@bethanntay]

Yes, exactly! That pig should have been home and this wouldn't have happened in the first place.

[@pepper1299]

To be fair I don’t think the average person is as familiar with the signs of aggression/agitation of pigs as say cats or dogs. Although out of principal I wouldn’t let my pet near any strange animal so… 🤷‍♀️

[@donwhaley8238]

He was smelling the pig.

[@Blehmerp]

How exactly was the dog agitating the pig by smelling? Now everyone knows pigs grind their teeth to make space

[@elvickRULES]

@@pepper1299 I think it’s just more stupidity. Many don’t even know the signs for dogs or cats. “Let me film my child as my dog is trying to escape and is cowering in fear, this is so cu-oh no!” That happens a lot. I don’t know pigs at all, and it was fairly obvious when it was coming to me (and when she should’ve got her dog away). Hell some people are so bad they don’t know what a warning snap means with dogs. (Can think of one reality star’s husband who killed their dog over a warning snap like that, when the dog was clearly afraid before hand) I don’t know, maybe I expect too much of people but if you own animals you should be able to tell how they feel generally. Especially if you’re dumb enough to let your animal interact with another.

[@yangtzeling7468]

The dog was annoying the pig ! The dog’s owner was waiting for something to happen with that camera ready.

[@HobbyHound21]

That pig is obviously uncomfortable. Who would you sue if it was a wild animal and you let your dog that close? Both owners are irresponsible in this case

[@moniquejones6482]

We kept pigs in the house like pets. They were awesome. But my friends pig bit me a few times mainly because I ran our of her favorite snacks.

[@henryreese7236]

if an electric pole falls into your house, you can sue the power company and get reimbursed; if a lightning strikes there's no one you can blame. This is common sense.

[@jenmckenna3474]

It's not a wild animal. It's a dangerous pet owned by an irresponsible neighbor whose too lazy to get her fence fixed

[@jackinabox93]

The pig is on someone else's property. Doesn't matter if the pig is uncomfortable. It could have left..

[@dharmallars]

@@jenmckenna3474 reading comprehension 0%

[@SilentForrest]

The pig owner is certainly somewhat at fault. But so is the plaintiff. She let her dog sniff at the pig, she started recording instead of taking the dog inside. Animals are unreliable, if you feared the pig you should have taken away your dog

[@jenmckenna3474]

No the dog owner wasn't at fault hence the judgment in her favor

[@badgurl5758]

I agree.. I think the plantiff should have pd half the bill. She allowed the dog to stay in danger in the sake of taking a video. She should has the dog removed b4 taking a video or pic.

[@jenmckenna3474]

@@badgurl5758 well you'd be wrong, the verdict is testament to that

[@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim]

Why are people saying that people should have to get their animals inside because someone's animal invades your land? Possibly the best solution was to get the dog inside so it doesn't accidentally get hit by the bullet.

[@SilentForrest]

@@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim You have the right to let your dogs stay outside on your property. But if you let your dog play with another strange animal, don't go crying afterwards. She took one dog inside and let the other one sniff while she recorded for Facebook

[@kia4334]

My ? Is why did she stand there and allow her dog to sniff around at the pig? I would have called my dog in and get the owner of the pig to have it removed. All this would have been prevented🤷‍♀️

[@jess8454]

Exactly! She has the forethought that the dog she’s not so familiar with might not react well to the pig but doesn’t use the same logic for the pig she’s not familiar with around her dog. What a smart lady 🙄

[@bethanntay]

That owner should have made sure the pig was in her yard at all times.

[@deborahjeanne2141]

@Ki a: What I don’t get is why everyone keeps saying “it’s the dog’s yard, she has every right to be there, yada, yada, yada”. Yes, it is her yard, but now your yard has an aggressive intruder that’s potentially harmful to your dog. So you just keep your dog out there to prove a point? No! You take it in to keep it safe! 🤦🏻‍♀️ And the naysayers don’t see it that way. I don’t get it! 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@Tuxedo_Trouble]

I don't understand why she would let her dog sniff the pig if it's a prized show dog. Growing up my neighbor never cared for his fences and I would get pigs in my yard, babies, and mommas mainly. I was taught to get inside the house not investigate the pig. If my horse who has a good bloodline was anywhere near one of those pigs I would call her and if she didn't come I would lead her away. That was very risky on the dog owners part, you want a picture get the dogs inside then snap it, that pig won't go anywhere unless scared

[@moniquejones6482]

True

[@ghostdragon5735]

People without knowledge of pets don’t assume that they can get violent

[@donnathomas9111]

So true

[@foreva4eva385]

this is lowkey hilarious

[@noelic2755]

Omg the face the plaintiff gave the defendant when the judge asked about the pig 💀

[@mscstarz7151]

The look the plaintiff gave was so shady!!!!!!!!!

[@chrissuave92]

Smart animal. Doing it's own defense.

[@ak8990]

I grew up on a hog and chicken farm, hogs can be very aggressive. I wouldn’t allow any of my other animals near them.

[@RJWaynerium]

Not to mention the hog would probably want to eat the dog

[@garydiggins1836]

Good to know. I always thought they were friendly.

[@tammyrawdon3587]

​@garydiggins1836 They are, until they aren't (as shown here). You can blame the TV & movie industry for "teaching" you so many dangerous fallacies about animals (esp Disney).

[@danniis9444]

Who hasn't accidentally taken a video of an extremely rare incident instead of taking their animals away from harms way....🤣

[@michaelcastillo3231]

I’m trying to understand why she wasn’t trying to remove the dog from the situation instead of allowing it to get that close to the pig?🤔

[@ghostdragon5735]

The lady with the pig is at home she just admitted at the pig normally stays in the house she also admitted that the fence was down so if your fence is now why are you letting your pet out and not having it fixed

[@Lloyd-mo]

why didnt she call the dog in the house instesd of wanting a cool video which turned out bad.

[@MamiTT237]

The dog sniffing like wth is this thing??? I’m so curious! Lol

[@chucky4824]

Lol

[@OumTHMDY]

I love the contrast between Byrd's pace and that of Doyle :p

[@angelsandfaes]

Accidentally caught video of the attack my foot. She was standing videoing it instead of removing the dog or running the pig off. Pig shouldn’t have been her property I agree

[@robinhood1969phonykingssuck]

Any dog that circles any creature like that, deserves to get bit!! Dont tell me you would stand this behavior from any human either!! UGH This woman wasnt controlling her dog, she was seeing what her dog would do to a giant piece of bacon! ugh

[@winry2357]

The dog was curious. All dogs do that when they first encounter anything. My dog does that to me when I come home smelling like another dog. Pigs are dangerous animals and will eat anything. They aren’t vegan. I had a friend growing up who raised pigs and part of her daily chores was going by the pen every once in a while to make sure none of the barn cats fell in the pig pen. She had multiple cats get eaten by pigs. It wasn’t because they were hungry, they were well fed pigs being raised for meat. Pigs are just dangerous.

[@butterfly-bw6cx]

Stupid reasoning. All dogs are inquisitive and that ugly pig was invading the dogs property

[@jenmckenna3474]

The dog was on its own property the owner shouldn't have had to worry about an irresponsible neighbors dangerous pet

[@jadeinthewoods]

That pig has no business on her property. It doesn’t matter what the dog was doing, the pig’s owner is responsible for any damages her animal caused. If it were a curious child that got bit, you wouldn’t blame the child.

[@nowirehangers2815]

How ridiculous Robin You obviously know nothing about dogs and she doesn’t NEED to “control” her dog at their own home on her own land!

[@cecyposada7685]

Idk why but this title made me giggle

[@cdelane3335]

She didn't accidentally hit record rather than snap a picture. She was recording that for her husband to believe her about a pig being on the property. Instead she should've put that dog up like she did the othet dog.

[@laurawhite9822]

Deborah has a really nice and soothing voice. She should narrate children’s books

[@learneraccount5244]

It is amazingly how similar in appearance many pet owners are to their pets.

[@patriciamcgillicuddy5360]

Repeat

[@briel7904]

I was looking for this comment!

[@KenyanBunnie]

My doggos are too cute! Like I can't with their cuteness. I can only hope to look as cute as them! 🐶💗🐶

[@LWWM]

Can you imagine 5 Great Danes!!! Yikes!

[@reddragon8791]

That's basically 5 teenagers with ADHD

[@JesterQuinn90]

It was touch and go?? 😂😂🤣🤣 Girl bye!!!

[@rezotydnic]

Soooo she takes a video to show pig on property BEFORE thinking about keeping her 'show dog' safe?????? Ok. She needs a light bulb changed.

[@downtown82]

I've been showing Afghan Hounds for over 12 years now. I don't let my dogs near people and dogs I don't trust. Other animals are a big no go.

[@txferretgirl]

why did the dog owner just let her dog interact with the pig? The pig was giving multiple warnings that she ignored and put her dog in that position. She bares some responsibility for not putting her dog inside.

[@d1goodman4u]

Defendant: um she weighs about 200lbs like me.

[@maidofthemisty]

This woman endangered these animals all for vanity and spite! period. You can clearly see from the clip that she wanted her dog to get injured in order to have a legal case against her neighbour. If the pig had been mauled by the dane, there wouldn't be no video to show.

[@annaesmaili4867]

Yeah I’ll say exactly

[@cindycindy2894]

That's ridiculous. You can't see that. The pig was in her yard. Why would she want her show dog to get attacked? For money to pay the vet? Get real.

[@jenmckenna3474]

What an idiotic presumption🙄

[@michaelbrandon1222]

Yup, finally someone who realizes the truth. First big red flag was she said he "accidentally" recorded. How is she accidentally recording if she's constantly getting the animals in frame for a prolonged time? What happened was she saw the pig in her yard, noticed that once in a while the pig would snap at the dog when the dog got too close and decided to record it, call it a bite and game the court system. Pretty clever if you ask me, free money from the producers of the show 🤷

[@annaesmaili4867]

@@michaelbrandon1222 yeah horrid vain horrible woman which makes her ugly Ugh So true what you say Michael

[@jadeybaby007]

Plaintiff should be suing for a personality too! 😂

[@murrygondwana7260]

She was standing right there with the dog. She wanted it to get bit.

[@kittyfan]

the smallest pot bellied pig that i've ever heard of was 125 lbs when it was an adult. Ppl sell them when they're piglets and cute.....they never mention how big the piglet is going to get. Just saying!

[@SoCoolScience]

Tonight on "Trailer Park Girls"

[@octaviasarts1674]

Imma be honest, why stand their as your "prize" show dog sniffs a pig that is clearly showing aggression. 😒 she was stupid an I completely don't agree on what she's doing with her dogs "showing them" breeding show dogs" no thanks I'm good, I'm going with the pigs owner on this one. Don't EVER sit their as your dog sniffs another animal you know nothing about, always know the aggressive signs they're putting off clearly the pig was uncomfortable you could see it an clearly defended itself from an animal twice the size of it

[@ScarletBrimstone]

The behaviors I saw was the pig turning away(avoidance). Then it gave a warning(chomping it teeth together). Finally, it had enough and turned towards the dog to snap at it. I didn't see it make contact, but it was a quick exchange. The dog owner should have seen the signs if she was a "professional breeder".

[@afoy550]

The defendant should have kept the pig on her property.

[@james-bryannaadams6928]

With cases this clear cut, why do people like this defendant have to take it so far? It’s clearly her fault, pay the woman already.

[@Aaron7508]

They get a free flight to LA. Behind the scenes, they probably both agreed to go on to Judge Judy where the productive production team pay for the judgements rewarded

[@joetheseventeenth]

bruh why would u let your SHOW DOG near a pig? or anything dangerous for that matter? jesus

[@steelersgirl3063]

You needs guard dogs when you can get a pig lol

[@gillchambers9008]

beautiful dog. great Danes are known to be gentle

[@baileysundstrom4167]

I wouldn’t blame the pig for defending itself from the dog invasion of the pig body and private parts when any animals shows signs of anger or aggression any animals will do anything to protect themselves from predators or other animals that want to do harm or people even I don’t blame the pig because I certainly wouldn’t want my body invade from any animals or people

[@ditttch]

I'm all for the plaintiff being compensated, but as a dog owner, I think she could have done better. What I mean is this. If I was walking my dog and came across a pig, or any other animal, I would not let my dog get anywhere near it. She literally let her dog sniff the heck out of it while she casually filmed. I would have pulled my dog back and stayed away from the pig. The defendant is totally at fault, but the plaintiff exercised poor judgement here, and that should be pointed out.

[@kellharris2491]

yes for a show dog she cares so much about she sure is careless.

[@JG-tt4sz]

Ironically, the German Mastiff (name changed to the more politically correct 'Great Dane') were originally bred to hunt wild boar.

[@nala7658]

It was always called a Great Dane. The Germans banned the term and tried to rename it the German mastiff but Great Dane stuck. I don’t do what either name has to do with being politically correct though?

[@abbiereynolds8016]

What was wrong with the original name?

[@wandahaines7143]

Invisible Fencing is worthless. It does not keep other animals from coming onto your property. Also there are been cases where the dogs have gotten excited and ran through the invisible fencing and then have been afraid to come back through the fencing to get on their property because they've already been shocked once by the invisible fence. I'm not saying the dane mom was wrong but you can't protect your animals with invisible fencing.

[@lorirogers9304]

Certain breeds can’t be confined by invisible fencing

[@greenpeace4246]

The plaintiff should not have allowed her dog to go near the pig to begin with. She just stood there filming and watching as if she were waiting for an incident to happen.

[@melissaferguson5892]

1st. The pig owner jokes are cruel. 2nd. All pigs will get big. There is no such thing as a drawf pig.

[@tammyrawdon3587]

1st: Yes they are! 2: Yes, there are. Domestic hogs (meat pigs) get up to a ton in weight. Potbellies & the like (at 1/10th that size) are "dwarf" compared to them. You probably mean bc those faked "teacup" pigs are only like that bc they're being starved into such stunted sizes? (Which causes them to be mean/hangry, have organ failure & die 😿)

[@mysterycomment1553]

Her dog is not wearing a shock collar in that video.

[@vazthe3rd223]

This is literally 2 Karens lol

[@wellwouldntyouliketoknow4137]

I can’t believe everyone kept a straight face on this one.

[@coffeeaddictexpress5038]

sorry but both of those animals were absolutely precious lol. Poor puppy though, she was just curious lol. If I saw a pig in my yard I would be thrilled lol.

[@tinydancer7426]

Yeah, bacon on the hoof. Just need to keep my trusty "far-arm" loaded and by the back door within reach. First time, the pig's owner gets a warning. Second time, I'm having a pig roast.

[@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim]

" If I saw a pig in my yard I would be thrilled" I wouldn't. I have no freezer space................

[@susanmorgan4151]

Me too!

[@tinydancer7426]

@@PhyllisGlassup2TheBrim Just have an old fashion pig roast.

[@pegasoltaeclair0611]

Original comment is totally useless. Hollow babbling. You can be sorry, I will not be.

[@oliverkitkat6860]

Why didnt she just call her dog away from the pig . Speaking as a dog owner for 31 years . Just my opinion

[@okccaidenokc2439]

My family member had a pot belly pig it was supposed to be small ended up getting BIG and it ran through doors and broke them lmao

[@laurenweller7659]

Sorry, but i call bullshit that she didn't know she was taking a video 🙄 Even IF she was tellingthe truth, she just stands there watching the dog get up close and personal with the pig.... Yes, the pig shouldn't have been on her property. HOWEVER, the woman could've prevented the confrontation by simply grabbing the Great Dane and walked her inside 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@Maziko_Lee]

She recorded that pig for a while. She had enough time to put the dog away. 😬

[@msnatural1000]

Wait a minute did she say that pig resides inside her house not just her yard?😬🤢

[@1greatNorthwestmom]

😅 I had the same question when I saw a pig in my yard one day 😂 I couldn’t believe what I was seeing

[@CosmicPen]

Pigs are very smart.

[@chantellemontgomery1491]

Dog was just trying to get a lil taste of that bacon!!! lol lol

[@philochristos]

The pig obviously didn't like the dog treating it like a piece of ham.

[@MordyMcCheese]

The plaintiff sounds like Audrey from Little Shop of Horrors lol

[@Aceofwolves]

Pigs are NOT supposed to be small. They are naturally large animals.

[@Kenya.Kay.MBA...]

The look the plaintiff gave at 0:43…💀💀 Shadyyyyy!!!

[@frogbones1968]

Any kind of pig on my property would be on my dinner table 😋

[@rebeccahefner3559]

This is one verdict I don't understand, you can't see the pig bite the dog in the video it looks like he tried and the dog never yelped as if he had been bit. And she didn't take the dog to the vet until 2 days after the incident. Sounds shady as hell.

[@stratfordbaby]

HER FAULT. She was obligated to MOVE HER DAMNED DOG AWAY.

[@juliebarnett9812]

So, instead of calling the dog away and into the house, "I think I'll 'take a picture,' oops! I "accidentally" took a video." Yeah RIGHT! I'm glad that WITCH isn't my neighbor.

[@treeyellow4627]

Yeah I agree too that was a bit suspicious...I think Judge Judy is off here. Who can't tell when they have hit record instead of a picture??

[@Vixx89]

What difference does it make though? The pig got out and bit the dog, end of story.

[@treeyellow4627]

@@Vixx89 Ib law if she had a motive to set up the neighbor she would have received less compensation, my understanding.

[@angeleyes103064]

@@Vixx89 the dog was sniffing and pushing at the pig it responded by biting the dog BOTH are responsbile should have been 50/50 The great dane's owner knew she was recording and not taking a picture. It all could have been avoided if she had put her dog in the house like a RESPONSIBLE pet owner and for all you saying its her yard she didnt have to put her dog in the house If there was someone in your in your backyard or neighborhood with a weapon(gun knife whatever) would you stay in your backyard because after all I have the right to stay in my backyard If you answer yes Your a special kind of stupid

[@michaelvilleneuve194]

"By accident I hit video" - liar. She should be in jail.

[@SkyDiverTO]

This lady sounds like Amy's mom from Everybody Loves Raymond😂.

[@contactam1753]

Lon the owners look like their pet so much !😂😂❤

[@samma6652]

These people live right down the street from me 😂 I remember I was driving one day and the pig was walking down the street 🙃

[@honeyjane_710]

Okay but why didn’t she idk remove her dog to keep it safe??? -.- she just stood there and did nothing to prevent this

[@yingnyang]

Pigs are adorable sweet animals

[@RealNiggiChannel]

Yes they are. I love them.

[@tammyrawdon3587]

​@@RealNiggiChannel I do too... but they can get nervous & defensive just like any animal (as shown here). I've had 5 Potbellies (one at a time) that I trained well. And while they never bit anyone/ other animals, it was only bc I supervised them & taught the other animals/ people to respect them... unlike the plaintiff/ Great Dane did in this case.

[@brendashoun9859]

By accident she hit the video recording, tell the truth, you simply recorded it, no shame in that.

[@amandaspellman9676]

The dog was instigating the pig clearly from video so clearly the big felt threatened and bit the the dog.....dogs fault.....not pigs. I don't agree the pig was on her property but that situation wouldn't have happened if the dog didn't instigate things.

[@tammyrawdon3587]

Dog owner's fault... the dog & pig were just being animals behaving normally. The defendant should've gotten the fence fixed sooner, but still...

[@lashahlashah8883]

It could have been avoided if the dog had been put in the house and the pig owner called . I am not suggesting she was tell porkies

[@jenmckenna3474]

It would have been avoided if pig lady had bothered to fix her fence

[@Casper7ACE]

My dog would love a pig in the backyard it be a Christmas present for it 😂

[@MaleOrderBride]

The Plaintiff sounds and looks like Georgette Baxter from "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" if she was Brunette 😂

[@424Sweetpea]

If a random pig is on my property it’s going on my grill… 🥓

[@charlestucker9994]

If she only intended to take a pic and not a video, then why did she continue to aim the device at it?

[@stonew1927]

That woman is a freaking drama queen. The video didn't show the pig attacking the dog. It only lunged. Who knows if the pig actually caused the dog any injury? I'm surprised Judge Judy didn't just tell her off and send her home empty handed.

[@mr.honesty5115]

The lady in the pink is so soft spoken I could fall asleep to that voice lol

[@brittneyfox3528]

I would just like to know, why she didn’t call this dog in the house? She stated that she called the other dogs in the house. Why wouldn’t you call that one???? 🤔🤔🤔

[@NocturnalIntuition]

If you know any basic facts about animals you know they send warning signs . The pig was making noises with its jaw whenever the dog got too close. It was clearly sending warnings. Should’ve brought the dog inside !

[@bxpacino3130]

Why do people say approximately but then don’t give the exact date 😂😂

[@blackbutterflytarot8071]

When these people start to give their stories I cringe because I know that Judge Judy is going to cut them off because she doesn't want to hear their stories lol

[@alphaomega5909]

These cases are 4 to 6 years old. But Ill wait til snippet 2 or 3 is posted. To Opine,lol.

[@jenmckenna3474]

It was posted at the same time, pig lady lost (obviously) and had to pay $700 vets bills

[@BeeEatingOrchid]

They say that dogs often resemble their owners. Today I learned that the same is true for pigs.

[@SamuelsReview]

JJ stays with a pet case 🤣

[@abbiereynolds8016]

She has FOUR Great Danes damn! That's a lot of work lol😅