Having a Bad Dog Day Afternoon

[@Channel-JJ]

Defendant doesn't want her dog's name mentioned, we all know what that means - that dog has outstanding warrants and he's probably out on parole. Defendant brought the whole legal team with her.

[@vivoyeur]

@J J Plus her sister said, "I've done it before (in regards to having to grab him by the scruff of his neck)."

[@roxannemarie7456]

🤣😅

[@aprilpinketon2567]

Right! I think she got this one wrong. She's awarded monies in the same situation in other cases.

[@marilynwillett804]

@@aprilpinketon2567 EXACTLY I wish this judge would be consistent.

[@MissEbony821]

😂

[@tamekadavis6641]

This is why dog owners should always watch their dogs. No excuses

[@lisabroderick3762]

Defendant doesn't want dogs name mentioned because of a prior incident. 100%

[@mayasilliman1465]

I think you're right, good thinking! Bad attitude by defendants.

[@c3servicesofatl]

Yup

[@awakenyewhosleeprealityisn4860]

Wow, didn’t think of that. Astute observation. Why can’t people spend time training their dogs?? Dogs need structure and boundaries, just like humans. They act out when their humans fail them.

[@lisabroderick3762]

@@awakenyewhosleeprealityisn4860 good point.. however I don't think it's always training. There are people who go all the way through school... have two parents... go to church... and end up being serial killers or just wig out all of a sudden. We're all animals subject to violence when triggered.

[@awakenyewhosleeprealityisn4860]

Yes, that is very true. I am related to people who were decent, loving individuals until they became sjws in college and now anyone who hasn’t received the same indoctrination is worse than garbage to them. I was actually referring to training the animals so they know what to expect and how to react appropriately. My Dad told me that animals, especially dogs, crave a strong but kind leader. Very true that given certain circumstances, any creature can snap, but I think it’s less likely when one is given tools to deal with stressful circumstances.

[@Opinions.of.Rih.]

This is why I’m afraid to take my dog to socialize with other dogs at the park. I feel bad because I want him to make friends but I don’t want to risk it

[@Childfree334]

I have 2 pomeranians. NEVER do I take them to dog parks. The risk is just too great. I take them to other places and they have each other and ME for company.

[@alyssahamlett]

Probably smarter that way, maybe have one on one playdates w friends dogs so it's a more controlled environment

[@roxiestarr7124]

Right! My fur babies wanna play too.

[@Channel-JJ]

Let him go make friends he needs that. If he's not socialized when he goes off to K9 college or Bark University he's going to be very awkward. He'll probably find it difficult to get a job as well.

[@juliettek.9440]

You can sign up for private dog parks, they have a monthly membership. They usually set up private meetings with dogs for compatibility.

[@Vanessa_Martinez]

The defendant totally lied about the context of them messages. It was nothing like she said.

[@Curly_Jay]

Right. She really exaggerated the whole thing.

[@larrybrown3951]

No wonder the defendants don't want their names or the dog's name released. They are probably well known back home as the BIGGEST liers in town.

[@shannoncarlson6960]

And your proof is?????? Small dogs can be more aggressive and bite. Didn't you ever hear the judge say the ONE time she was bit by a dog was by a chihuahua?? Gosh get some proof before you trash people!!!

[@lawriesaxton7645]

The Defendant is a person who should not have a Pitbull. I did not like her reaction in the end. She thinks she got over. Not nice.

[@jacobestevez7570]

... yup ... I agree ... trifling ...

[@missmarymary6506]

What is not nice is a person going to a dog park with a dog that is one tenth the size of other dogs that are running and roughhousing together And think that it is. Good idea to throw her dog into the mix....that is irresponsible...

[@blueingreen1717]

No accountability at all on the part of the defendant. They are the type who never wants to take responsibility for anything.

[@oldageisdumb]

Technically, though, this was the plaintiff’s fault. There is a reason why big dog and small dog sections are separate. If you choose to bring your small dog in, then you need to accept the risk

[@elaine462]

@oldageisdumb every single day dogs and cats, and farm animals, are killed by pitbulls. I'm in many support groups because I've seen them attack many times, unprovoked. If plaintiff is within feet of the exit with her 11pound dog on a leash and a pitbull, as pitbulls do, tears free of its leash and runs over and grabs plaintiffs dog by the throat, as pitbulls always do, defendant should've had to pay the vet bill.

[@aprilpinketon2567]

I don't do dog parks. I have a pit mix. She's a good dog, but I refuse to take her to a dog park. I love her too much to put her in any situation. I wouldn't take any dog to a park. But, some breeds shouldn't be allowed bc of their temperament.

[@jacksyoutubechannel4045]

I really appreciate that you're cognizant of this. There's a weird tendency I'm sure you're familiar with to treat the breed of pitbull like it's some race of human being. Once we do that, we can say things like "shepherds naturally start shepherding," but can't say, "pitbulls were historically bred with traits that can be dangerous," which makes it impossible to discuss risks and safety. It becomes frustrating to hear, "Well, we all assume the risk when we go to a dog park," because I think most people know that owning a pitbull is assuming an additional level of risk to owning a pug. Even if a pug _were_ more likely to bite, that pitbull combination of strength and "gameness" (persistence in fighting/attacking through pain and injury) make any bite more consequential. So any time a pitbull comes to a dog park, or is walked around a neighborhood without a leash, the owner has forced everyone _else_ to assume _their_ risk. It's commendable that you take that into account.

[@neouno9402]

If you start them as a puppy it can be great I had a full American pit and he loved the dog park

[@nunyabiz6925]

Agreed!!!

[@shannoncarlson6960]

And small dogs can be more aggressive too as I was bit by a small dog at a dog park. I think you're smart to stay away. I made sure to create a big yard and that works well.

[@endiarapier5663]

It never cease to amaze me when litigants, such as the defendant in this case seemingly forget what their written statement to the courts is... they always try to argue, as if, the judge did not do her due diligence and read it. A little advice, don’t argue, just say you forgot.🤷🏽‍♀️😂

[@toyajackson556]

I'm shocked that this got dismissed. The plaintiff should have done some investigating to see if the defendant's dog had ever bit another dog before.

[@oldageisdumb]

It was the plaintiff’s fault, though. She took a small dog into the big dog park. They are separated for a reason. If you violate that, you get what you get.

[@Pootieprincess]

Yep, I have a mastiff and a teacup pomchi. We can only go to the park when it’s completely empty because I will not take her around other big dogs, he would be fine hanging out with other tiny dogs but I’m not going to make another owner be ok with that.. or “take that risk” with their dog.

[@Aceofwolves]

The plaintiffs dog was ALSO off leash. Meaning she ACCEPTED the risk. If you take a dog off leash...you are responsible. it doesn't matter if your dog is the aggressor or the one that got attacked. It's off leash.

[@tealandsilver]

We always use a leash at all times and we make sure there are no dogs around when I walk my dog. If we see another dog I put my dog in my Honda. Keep them separated.

[@juliethomas-begay1742]

The defendant is suing the plaintiff for getting bit by her own pit bull while trying to break up the dog fight after her dog attacked another?? How does that make sense? That's crazy...

[@shannoncarlson6960]

And your proof is ??????

[@Mrs.Casares]

I think the defendant didn't want the name of her dog mentioned because the dog's name is probably something like "Killer" or "Terminator" or "Lil Cocker spaniel murderer"

[@saramichele7366]

Lil Cocker Spaniel Murderer LMAO 🤣

[@jennifer_mertens]

😂😂😂 Lil' Cocker Spaniel murderer. Love it.

[@mylestonah_kruezeeznk8214]

😂😂😂😂

[@shelberz1]

Good one

[@theressak]

🤣🤣🤣

[@dontaskmewhy1322]

I understand the importance of socialization with your dog and other dogs and the need for it, but dog parks are just something I would not want to deal with. Especially with my 18lbs mini poodle. He’s not the most trained dog either, but it’s just so tough because anything can happen at any moment. None of us are experts on dog psychology to know when something will happen. Yes there may be signs but sometimes things can happen. Glad the dogs are ok

[@lisabroderick3762]

At first I read 181 lb poodle 😅

[@neouno9402]

Some parks have separate areas for large/small dogs

[@JamieM470]

@@neouno9402 There are separate areas for small & large dogs for a reason, right? The announcer said at the beginning that the plaintiff took her small dog into the large dog area, but during the actual case no one mentioned that.

[@neouno9402]

@@JamieM470 o ok I didn’t catch that part. Definitely should have kept her dog in the correct area, it’s designed that way for a reason

[@ivykat9009]

I personally don’t take my 3 pugs around any other dogs! After seeing so many of these cases that I won’t even risk it.

[@scotthewitt258]

I wouldn't want to fight the headlock lady, either.

[@Nannerchan]

The old “Dogs be dogs” defense.

[@reekah21]

The plaintiff lied about having her dog on a leash and that's why she lost. BOTH dogs were off leash. We only see a portion of these cases when aired and these cases are reviewed beforehand so I'm pretty sure there were other reasons why Judge Milian ruled the way she did.

[@mysinusesrkillingme3975]

She explained why she ruled that way and it didn't have to do with leashes. It's an assumed risk at a dog park and unless the aggressor's owner is negligent, it's nobody's fault. This just applies in the park, though. Out on the street there is a leash law.

[@reekah21]

@@mysinusesrkillingme3975 yes I'm aware and your point is exactly mine although expressed differently which is ok 🤷🏾‍♀️. The lady tried to lie saying her dog was on a leash to make it seem as if the pitbull was the aggressor and that dog's owner was somehow negligent. But she lied, BOTH dogs were off leash (becauseof the obvious.... it's a dog park 🤷🏾‍♀️), her dog was the aggressor and she was negligent by being on her cellphone. And like I said, the case is reviewed beforehand so the judge is aware of many things that sometimes aren't aired. The intro mentioned a little dog and big dog side of the park, I didn't hear them discuss that fact 🤷🏾‍♀️.

[@mysinusesrkillingme3975]

@@reekah21 there was definitely a discrepancy over the leash/no leash issue, but I was just pointing out that it had nothing to do with the judge's decision. I agree about the big dog/small dog part. If there are sections separating the 2, people should be responsible and keep their dogs in the correct areas. Not abiding by that rule could mean life or death for your pet. Very irresponsible of that owner and should have been pointed out imo.

[@Aceofwolves]

Yep. If your dog is off leash.... you're responsible. This is why I NEVER take my dog to a park or have her off leash. Dog parks are NOT worth it

[@arianefr78]

Certain dogs should NOT be allowed in dog parks, because it seems the owners do not want to accept that they have a vicious dog, so you can't trust anyone. Dog parks are dangerous, you do NOT need to socialize your dog by introducing it to unknown dogs, that's just stupidity beyond belief...

[@IsaacDaniels777]

It's not the dogs it's the owners. Trained dogs and owners don't have this problem, there's a pit bull that I love to introduce to my clients and he particularly loves a beagle I take care of. He was trained to be submissive and play softly. When they wrestle he uses his paws more than anything. He's the sweetest.

[@csims81love]

I blame the owner. I have a pit… my son is so rough sometimes but she loves us so much! Any animal can be mean, scared, happy, etc…it’s all in the way we humans do.

[@L.W..]

This exact case is why I’m always on high alert at the dog park. I never take my eyes off of my dog when I have gone and I could tell other owners would get annoyed with me when I would see the dogs start playing rough and I would yell “ COME GET YOUR DOG”. I actually stopped taking my dog to the park in fear of something like this happening because I watch too many court shows 😂. I tell my sister all the time that If your dog gets into a fight at the park, guarantee the person will try and sue. We’ve all seen how these cases play out. Better safe not going at all.

[@Channel-JJ]

You should always be on alert at the dog park especially now with the increase in dog crimes. Just last week a dog gang, one pug, one chihuahua and two yorkies were busted for theft at my local dog park. The yorkies would distract people with their cuteness while the other two would steal cellphones and money from purses. The owners of these dogs didn't know anything about their criminal activity. In this case the pug has a two page rap sheet. I hear the police are putting undercover police K9's in these parks to infiltrate the dog gangs. 😂

[@ButtonsCasey]

@@Channel-JJ OMG all your comments have me dead. 😂😂😂

[@marilynwillett804]

@@Channel-JJ here i am believing the first sentence.

[@Channel-JJ]

@@ButtonsCasey 👍 happy to make you smile

[@Channel-JJ]

@@marilynwillett804 hope you got a smile out of it

[@nicolewashington3011]

She don’t want her name mentioned but her face is on national T. V🤷🏾‍♀️.

[@yung1717]

Yeah but you don’t know aomeones name just by seeing their face

[@TalyaT922]

It's easier to look up someone by name than to look them up by their face.

[@vivoyeur]

That woman has the stereotypical attitude of a pit bull owner. Sad 😔.

[@k0chana6]

Wow. Except I've owned pit bull breed type dogs my entire life and not ONCE have I had a bad situation with them 🙄 Get your head out of your asshole and get a breath of fresh air, maybe that will help clear your mind of all those cobwebs.

[@nBasedAce]

Never trust someone who doesn't want their last name mentioned in a court.

[@HerrWeberMFT]

I would trust someone a lot less who cannot use good discretion about disclosing sensitive information. Loose lips sink ships. People have become too complacent about respecting privacy. If I have nothing to hide, then why do you need to look?

[@alyssakaye9329]

Tons of people do that on this show, it's because they don't want all their info out there on live TV. I don't see anything wrong with it. The court knows her last name, she just doesn't want it being said out loud which is not a big deal.

[@janetsuesse6857]

@@alyssakaye9329 L0

[@alij6940]

I wouldnt want name on national tv..people are absolutely insane.

[@OverlordZeroULTIMA]

I personally wouldn't feel comfortable with my legal info being showcased on national television...Plus tbh, the last name gives people issues anyway so why bother even forcing them to try pronouncing it? xD Even in school, teachers didn't pronounce it right. :P I actually want to change my legal name as it is just because it doesn't fit who I am, but that aside... But honestly, think about this: Some creep from the Internet could look up your name if it were broadcasted and harass you in other ways (socials, looking up your address, etc), and imagine if they were a major criminal, such as a rapist or murderer. Would you really want your personal info showcased for all creepy people to hear and further look up, and then maybe try to actually access you? Or even the non-creepy people to just randomly show up in your socials or calling you? Idk, I wouldn't want that...And I don't even use any socials!

[@bobbleheadmoe]

I would never take my dog to a dog park lol good thing I don’t own a dog

[@lizs5709]

Every dog park should have a pit bull section and an every other dog section

[@Aceofwolves]

Why? A LAB nearly KILLED my bulldog by chasing us into the street

[@lizs5709]

@@Aceofwolves for every ONE story like yours, there are 100 where the pit bull is the aggressor...and many of them are sweethearts, until they arent...there is some kind of faulty wiring in them, and when they bite, they don't back down...everybody else shouldn't have to walk on eggshells, trying not to set off that killer instinct

[@ericcasarez6442]

Need a Trans section too

[@CarolynLoftis-c7b]

Don't blame the dog. Blame the owners people get pittbulls for many reasons and do not research the breed before getting one. They must be socialized with people, other dogs and children at a young age to prevent them from being aggressive I own an American pittbull terrier and she is the sweetest girl ever Pittbull owners be responsible

[@CarolynLoftis-c7b]

STOP making killers out of these beautiful loving dogs

[@seanflood5087]

These kind of people shouldn't have dogs.

[@WeezyJeffersonYo]

Right off the bat, the defendant seems annoying and difficult. Doesn't want her dogs name mentioned? 🙄

[@yung1717]

How is that difficult??

[@lukerinderknecht2982]

Cause 💯 her dog has been involved in an incident before.

[@Aceofwolves]

I used to have a cocker spaniel (she had to be out down due to tumors) but she was ALWAYS aggressive to big dogs. She really had no fear.

[@ericcasarez6442]

Aggressiveness in dogs is a result of fear in many cases

[@MusicTennis]

Sorry for your loss. I had a client with a Cocker Spaniel that was dog/cat aggressive because the owner never exercised it. I rollerbladed while it ran to drain it's energy and dominated it with leash corrections. I brought it into the dog park and it made friends with other dogs immediately. It never attacked her cats again. The owner learned to exercise it to drain it's energy, put it on a leash to submissively sit right next to her cats and not even look at them. The cats became dominant over her which is what we want.

[@girly6139]

That defendant got away w her dog almost killing a much smaller dog..and she got lucky and she knows it. Watch your animals folks..everyone.

[@marilynwillett804]

yes but in other cases at dog parks; court makes them responsible financially.

[@oldageisdumb]

Technically it was the plaintiff’s fault. There is a reason that big dog/small dog sections are separate. If she was irresponsible enough to take her little dog in, then she needs to accept the responsibility.

[@yung1717]

Not really lucky. She didn’t train her dog to do it and her sister stopped it

[@chilltheheckoutwithava1454]

OF COURSE the defendants dog is a PitBull.

[@Mimi197-f2z]

NOPE...you go to a dog park whatever happens happens your own resopnsibilty!

[@Aceofwolves]

YES and if you let your small dog off leash and it gets hurt.....it's YOUR OWN FAULT

[@araineacutebrownnurse7315]

What is with the desire to have vicious dogs as pets ? I will never understand it. Certain breed owners are ALWAYS in litigation.

[@msfranklin2650]

WHAT'S W/ THESE IRRESPONSIBLE PET OWNERS LOOK AFTER YOUR OWN PET BUT THE PLAINTIFF SEEMED TO BE NICE IT'S THE GAP TOOTHED DEFENDANT DIDN'T CARE FOR HER @ ALL SHE WAS LYING MAKING IT SEEM AS IF THE PLAINTIFF WAS BEING RUDE & IGNORANT NO IT WAS HER GHETTO ASSSSSS EITHER WAY THE DOG IS FINE NOW

[@slapaho]

Darlene Conner is suing Pam from Martin. Now I’ve seen everything. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@chrishawkins32014]

Omg! Thank u! I was trying to pinpoint y they both looked familiar… 😅

[@Moodymsmo30]

I'm cackling! 🤭🤭🤭

[@oodief88]

Funny 🤣🤣

[@brettsfav4]

🤣🤣🤣

[@delenareed9731]

@GM that is a hilarious analogy 🤣 😂 😆 😄

[@NJgateway]

Every time that I've ever watched a Judge Judy or People's Court dog case it ALWAYS involves a pitbull.

[@a.konadu4010]

They need to be banned...yup I said it and I don't care. They are dangerous animals.

[@calyoffhaus5282]

Because they’re stronger and people sue over them bc the chihuahua who starts getting aggressive gets laughed at…. Cuz ppl think it’s cute cuz it’s little… common sense…. The rules are have a leash …. They’re animals. If it bit a person that’s different lol

[@Aceofwolves]

Because it gets them more attention. There was recently a case where a dalmatian mauled a dog..... It's nowhere near as viewed as other cases.

[@saramichele7366]

I was shocked when I watched a PC case yesterday where a Black Lab attacked a Pitbull!

[@scotthewitt258]

Defendant disappointed me. I watch dog cases to see what alias the defendant will use instead of pitbull. {My favorite was "border collie".} She said pitbull right out loud.

[@alij6940]

This is why dog parks should be at your own risk. Animals will be Animals.

[@Aceofwolves]

Yep. This is why I NEVER go.

[@PrettySure24]

😂😂 she was lying her ass off!

[@prettybossy510]

Both owners are responsible that's why she lost

[@shannoncarlson6960]

As someone who has been bitten at a dog park by a small dog, and had to endure weeks of painful rabies vaccinations due to the irresponsible dog owner, I can tell you that small dogs are often more aggressive than big dogs. I always took my dog to the dog park and there were never problems until that day. My arm was bit open, and the girl eventually grabbed her dog and disappeared. I have never gone back to a dog park. Don't judge the pit bull just because it's a pit bull. And I understand no names. There will be evil people making up stuff now. "Oh yeah...that dog bit me"...$$$$$$

[@SamuelGSherman]

8:40 public service announcement - THE PLURAL OF TEXT IS NOT TEXAS. It’s TEXT

[@ebonyswope]

“I saw something small and brown under her dog” lol she rehearsed that before coming

[@cynthiaprice3528]

It doesn’t matter the defendants dog’s reputation. They were at a dog park where her dog was already playing with other dogs quite nicely until the plaintiff’s dog came over and bit him. The defendant’s dog was defending himself. I find the plaintiff to be the negligent one who allowed her dog to run over to the other dogs without checking their temperament first. She tried to blame the defendant but did not take accountability for her dog biting the pit bull and starting the fight. It is what it is…a dog fight.

[@ChasRiaStJohn]

Karma is still working it’s way back to the defendant. Sounds like her pit has done this before

[@emfitz9550]

The pitball owner. Has the worst attitude!

[@arnoldalvarado9191]

The judge wasn't laughing anymore when she found out it was a pitbull, the look on her face😅

[@dianabialaskahansen2972]

Even in a dog park, the owner should still be responsible. Also why is it always a pitbull?

[@oldageisdumb]

Here is what no one is talking about, but is what I think is one of the key points for the defendant. If you take your small dog into the big dog section YOU WAIVE YOUR RIGHTS IF THERE IS AN INCIDENT! There is a reason there are two separate sections because some big dogs see small dogs as prey. Big dog owners have a right to go to the dog park and not have to encounter small dogs. Just like there is usually a rule about no children under 10 because so,e dogs aren’t good with kids.

[@scotthewitt258]

All the good boys are in Witness Protection.

[@magnificent6668]

That's not the first time that dog attacked another dog & i bet it wasn't the last.

[@lukerinderknecht2982]

Yep, that's why she didn't want the dog's name used.

[@kdel3694]

Horrible decision. They should’ve spilt the bill. Judge Judy would’ve done this correctly.

[@Aceofwolves]

Why..both took a RISK and the dogs did what dogs do..if your dog is off leash....you take the risk... If BOTH dogs are off leash.. then noone is negligent and they take responsibility for their OWN dogs.

[@amydaniels6442]

Textes? That non word drives me nuts!

[@lindasensabaugh4013]

It’s always a pit bull!! People who own pit bulls are careless. I suspect they do not know what/how to care for a pit bull. All dogs are dangerous. Training and vigilance are your only hopes

[@Childfree334]

Are you serious? All dogs are NOT dangerous. I have yet to see pomeranians and Yorkies on the list of most dangerous and deadly dogs.

[@ButtonsCasey]

@@Childfree334 You seem to be a smart woman Sunday, so you know why a bigger breed would be able to kill someone. True story here. My dog bit my dad which led to the amputation of my dads leg. My baby was a JRT/Chihuahua. Any dog can be dangerous. Of course bite force, and size play a role in it.

[@reneem1660]

I’ve been around a lot of dogs and 7/10 the smaller dogs are the aggressor

[@reneem1660]

@@Childfree334 please one of my students had to have stitches due to a pom/chihuahua mix biting her. Little dogs can be aggressive too. And attitudes like your fuels it

[@lindasensabaugh4013]

Yes, all dogs are dangerous. Little dogs bite as much(or more) as big dogs. If you don’t believe every dog could hurt you then you don’t know the nature of canines. For me it’s 71 years of xperience that tells me ALL DOGS ARE DANGEROUS. What is your evidence that dogs are not dangerous?

[@eloahnon4952]

Once again... another "genius" with a pit.

[@popeye82]

People will never learn. It's always a Pitbull. You never hear these cases with a golden retriever attack

[@catherinesisk4369]

I love pits. My daughter has one who is a big baby but she does not take her to dog parks. A pit has a different bite than other dogs and should not be allowed in a dog park for this reason.

[@chestnutbrown9340]

I have a pitbull and I agree. Although my dog has a release word I will not assume the risks.

[@Aceofwolves]

A bite is a bite. Bullies don't magically have a different type of teeth than other dogs.

[@lukerinderknecht2982]

​@@Aceofwolves yeah, no

[@greeenfilter8084]

Whenever I watch the dog cases and hear ‘pitbull’, am like ….not another ‘pitbull attack’…. Why does anyone want a dog like that. My daughter has a mastiff bull and once she turned a year old and huge, i stopped dog sitting and being around her…. I can’t 😢

[@keishalebray1996]

Funny how the plaintiff keeps saying the dog owners are responsible for their own dogs actions and yet her dog started the fight 🥴 if that’s the case, you eat the vet bill and stay out of the big dog section

[@nunyabiz6925]

Uh don’t bring a pit bull to a dog park if you cant get him to release his jaws quickly. Pitbulls are cute but no, it’s dangerous. However the other dog is stupid as hell

[@keishalebray1996]

@@nunyabiz6925 u can’t just blame the pit bull. If it was another dog getting bit that little dog woulda still been in the same situation. People always get mad because the pit bull locks down . They deserve to be in dog parks like all the others.

[@chestnutbrown9340]

Amen

[@Jsmall910]

I think the plaintiff brought the other women to try and intimidate the defendant.

[@jluc9456]

Typical pitbull owner!!!🙄🙄🙄

[@marilynwillett804]

She got nothing but if it was my dog I'd pay half if the other dog was little.

[@14kchang]

The judge called this a wash

[@sandwichman100]

'lets build a dog park where all the dogs can frolic together in peace and harmony' was the worst idea ever

[@sandwichman100]

the dogs name was 'jack the ripper'

[@sandwichman100]

its was pitbull? what a surprise!

[@sandwichman100]

and then the lies begin, but hey, the pitbull owner admitted to the crime because she began paying! so the whole story from the defendants was a crock because if her dog wasnt at fault she would have said right from the start my dog was defending himself i aint responsible i susspect 'jack' might have previous crimes on his rap sheet

[@marilynwillett804]

My adult male German shepherd off leash was attacked by a pittbull off leash my G S was like ''bring it on fool'' they fought like crazy. pitbull owner yelled '' Call your dog !'' lol my dog was looking to kick butt anyway.

[@marilynwillett804]

in 11 years never bit a human.

[@biggchill8176]

People at like pitbulls are mini terminators ruling the dog world.

[@roxiestarr7124]

I don't take my dogs to the doggie park bc ppl bring pits.

[@Aceofwolves]

Keep that SAME ENERGY for any big dogs.

[@pannamal5182]

The defendant’s dog is named killer.

[@marilyncornell2194]

73? That's a big ass pit bull !

[@NovaZero0000]

The smugness of the defendant is annoying. Thankful she doesn’t take it to the dog park anymore. Allegedly

[@BrandyBrandalia]

The defendant is a piece of work. That she was paying initially should have constituted an agreement on her part.

[@terrim.9002]

Dogs need to be socialized. To PREVENT THIS. If your dog doesn’t know how to be a “dog” around other dogs (as in safe distance, how to introduce, how to read body language, how to share etc) this CAUSES bites, from fear, from aggression, anxiety, etc If you can’t trust dog parks definitely find another way. They need to learn. Especially small aggressive territorial breeds because their injuries received are ALWAYS worse THAN Given.

[@Lanie-sl9ne]

I can't understand why dog parks don't designate times where people can literally take their animal to be amongst other animals that are of the same weight. That's better than exposing them to animals who are not the same weight who have a propensity to be aggressive.

[@oldageisdumb]

Most dog parks have separate ares but so many small dog owners take their dogs into the big dog area. And if they choose to do that, it’s the small dog owners fault

[@MusicTennis]

In our city we have dog parks marked "active" and "passive". If your dog's energy is hyper take it on a long walk BEFORE you bring it in the park to calm it down.

[@elaine462]

Her dog was attacked by a ...wait for it...surprise!! A pitbull! What's new? The pitbull owners ALWAYS blame the victim.

[@Joseph.Martelli7.7]

So true. I was walking on the odd side of the street and an unleasheded, unprovoked pit bull and the owner wasn't even home was on the even side of the street and the pit bull crossed the street and started growling and snarling me and with my right hand i tried swiping him away from me and he bit my hand. The owner of the pit bull the next day says they don't care that the pit bull bit me. Great people

[@glenncol]

Pit bull jawas DO NOT lock, god wish people would stop saying that

[@k0chana6]

I own a Dogo and he absolutely LOVES little dogs, larger dogs like him though tend to make him nervous. I refuse to take him to dog parks just because of this. He's SO good with little guys though, even if they're snippy because he just finds them fascinating at that point 😅😂

[@purrplebuttacup]

My brother has 3 Dogo Argentinas... they are awesome

[@Aprilme2]

I'm a professional dog trainer and this is why I don't bring my dog to a dog park. Good for the defendant for not going back to a dog park.

[@tanishasummage3094]

Now the plaintiff has to stay away from the defendant and her dog. 🤷🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️

[@KennuhWayne]

I've raised rottweilers for 20+ years and NEVER have I EVER taken my dogs to a dog park, and I never will! Too much risk.

[@lissalives1]

And here’s ANOTHER pit bull situation. 🙄

[@Zoot_of_Anthrax]

Her dogs name is probably “Killer”

[@meh2481]

The lady didn't just say the chokehold didn't work 😒 so she lifted him up and removed him like that was a brag....... uhhmmm no i think she needs better control of her dog.

[@MizzzKitty]

This is EXACTLY why I don't take my doxie to dog parks! Nope! Nope!! And NOPE!!!

[@PPE707]

It’s always the put bulls

[@FilmerOfBobcats]

What kind of idiot takes an oversized APBT to a dog park?! They are bred to be aggressive toward other dogs. Some can go to dog parks until about 6-9 months old, but after that the innate dog aggression kicks in. They also have over the top prey drive. Big dogs often are triggered into prey drive by very small dogs. That is why we have separate big dog areas and little dog areas. A pit bull's jaws do not lock. Their jaws are anatomically like any other dog's jaws. The difference is their desire to hang on and shake with determination. They will definitely release a hold in a fight in order to grab a better one. You DO take a risk taking any dog to a dog park.

[@bhodeiariott1268]

The dog is most likely as vicious and aggressive as it's irresponsible self entitled owner. The dog has most likely got loads of previous cases of aggression and attacks. The defendant is disgusting. Suprise, suprise, she takes no responsibility or accountability and plays victim... I'm soooooo shocked.

[@janicehofer5911]

We’ve had several dogs over time & have never taken any of them to a dog park & never will for just this reason!

[@Jsmall910]

If she didn't have service then that's why the phone call dropped,I love when they contradict themselves.

[@Robinicat]

The owner of the pitbull should do the right and decent thing and offer to pay at least half the vet bill. And it should never go into that park again.

[@mrhoffame]

Anyone who describes their Pitbull taking another dog into it's mouth, locking on, and having multiple people fighting to get him to release as....."Nipping" another dog.....Shouldn't own a pit!!

[@kimr282]

Owners are responsible sweetly. And you are the owner. The owner that took a risk and as a result ended up with an 800 vet bill that you, the owner are responsible for.

[@deborahbishop3300]

THIS IS WHY I WOULD NEVER TAKE MY DOG TO A DOG PARK .

[@Begotts]

Ewww the defendant ewww. Why she make her face like that?

[@carmelspot1615]

Plaintiff needed to watch her dog at all times. Many times the smaller dogs will antagonize big dogs with biting etc.

[@LiveGrowRescue]

The pitbull wanted to kill that little dog. The fact that he locked onto the dog for almost 5 minutes is scary. I'm surprised the dog is fine. This lady needs to keep her pit away from young children, small dogs, and cats.

[@Channel-JJ]

and gardens

[@Childfree334]

And yet people still persist in the belief that pitbulls are no dangerous than any other dogs. No matter how many injuries and deaths they cause, people REFUSE to acknowledge it.

[@spacecase8791]

@@Channel-JJ lmao

[@Kre410]

@@Childfree334it’s the type of people they attract.usually ghetto, trashy people who hate smaller dogs. Go to a pitbull group read what they actually say about kids, the elderly and other people’s pets. They simply don’t care.

[@Stressless2023]

I don't know why anybody would want to own a Pitbull. Too much financial liability for me. I see these cases all the time and the Pitbull owner almost always loses and has to pay vet bills/medical bills/pain and suffering/etc. Owning those things are a fools bet, but to each their own.

[@Aceofwolves]

I don't get why people want small dogs. They are a liability as they bite children ALL the time. People get certain dogs for various reasons.

[@Stressless2023]

​@@Aceofwolves Plenty of breeds in between Pitbulls and "small dogs" to choose from smh.

[@shelberz1]

Plaintiff carried her dog in, on cell not paying attention, her dog instigated and she wants none of the responsibility. They don’t have double gated entrance or demeanor segregated areas? Way Too many red flags.

[@melissahill9931]

I have an issue with dog parks. There are some larger dogs, some smaller. I would never risk taking my smaller dog anywhere he could be at risk of being attacked by a larger one. Period !

[@bubgum0079]

Lying defendant. Please stop it.

[@toniam.2080]

Pits, bullies.... violent and aggressive. Facts matter.

[@lukerinderknecht2982]

A dog that'll hold another animal in its jaw for 4 to 5 MINUTES? Yikes.

[@ameow13]

Maybe she thinks hiding the dogs name will hide any reports from animal control 🤔 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@joannalamb4542]

I agree with the judge except that a pit bull is known to have a propensity to bite. Maybe it should be a law that anytime a pit bull is out in public it should be muzzled. That will stop most of the attacks on people and other animals.

[@csims81love]

That would never happen 🙄.

[@Aceofwolves]

If you REALLY want to reduce bites.... ALL DOGS SHOULD BE MUZZLED THEN... A bite is a bite.... ANY dog can bite you A COLLIE caused me to have PERMEANT NERVE DAMAGE in my left leg. So which is it.....either no dogs are muzzled or ALL DOGS are muzzled.... You CANT just pick one type It's all or none