Dachshund Dragged Under Fence and Attacked? | Part 1

[@TheJellymonty]

I can't concentrate on this case with Brandi in there. She like "why am I here? I just want my treats and walkies!"🤭🤭

[@snowieken]

1:03 Did he just play the "I am actually a veteran, so you have to believe me" card?

[@AbcAbc-sp1od]

He implied it, yes. But I don't get the feeling that's what he was trying to do. He's just a blabber mouth.

[@yvonne3582]

Dachshunds are notorious diggers and persistent as well. I honestly do believe that they would dig to the other yard. They were bred to hunt badgers, to actually dig out badgers from underground, so these dogs can be very stubborn. What most likely happened was that they could smell the new dogs and wanted to find out who they were. Most of the dachshunds I’ve met are super friendly to other dogs, they could have just wanted to meet the other dogs. But huskies can be temperamental and protective of their space. I can’t blame the plaintiff, but anyone that owns a dachshund knows the signs of their dog’s digging habits. The owner should have installed a fence that went into the ground, if he really wanted to avoid large dogs coming into the yard. And besides huskies are more likely to climb fences, rather than dig under them.

[@Rightinfrontofmydietdoctorkelp]

Can second this. We have a dachshund at my parents and he loves to burrow into blankets and dig holes deep enough to crawl into them. I know huskies are notorious diggers as well, but there is no way that husky could crawl into that small dachshund sized hole

[@normette]

Huskies are really big diggers as well. They tend to dig deep holes and then lay in them because it’s cooler. Some even dig “dens” in their backyards.

[@truegrizzlesfan2292]

Agree but who leave a dog unattended especially a small dog and neighbors have mediums size dog.

[@rgbrook]

And they move big boulders? Oh give me a break.

[@rgbrook]

Someone should eliminate all daschunds! LOL Would protect bigger dogs right?

[@lucindamakin1262]

As soon as I saw the photo at 1:45 I knew what happened. The dachshunds dug under, not the husky or lab, as the dirt is scattered on the plaintiff's side of the fence.

[@JamieM470]

Good catch.

[@beckasione9571]

Exactly .

[@PrisonPreacher]

The JJ lunchtime crew meets again! 🙂

[@WWRNC]

JUST A SECOND!

[@PrisonPreacher]

@@WWRNC Ha ha ha ha!!

[@yaznicolejohnson]

Yessir!!!

[@ceciliarodriguez386]

Turkey today

[@NOCALGooN916]

Yea buddy, perfect timing

[@kiwibobnz9812]

Had Dachshunds for 40 years and boy do they dig holes big ones

[@Jamie-ug2hf]

My sister had Weiner doggies, yes, they love to dig, I was forever filling in holes so I wouldn't fall through the back yard 😂😂. Could NEVER get any of them to quit, just their nature, couple wasn't bad, but others were digging machines..

[@KuchiKopi179]

They are rabbits, not dogs.

[@beckasione9571]

@@KuchiKopi179 shut up I have wieners and they dig holes and we don’t have rabbits around our area

[@Lkhrobertson]

Our mini Dachsund digs really impressive holes.

[@msholliday3935]

As an owner of the exact identical dog as his I know his dog was not staying in their lil lane and got her lil tail handed to her going over to the neighbors big dogs as if it’s a lioness. These dog will definitely pick and start a fight in a heartbeat.

[@cynthiacusick2406]

Dachshunds love to dig tunnels. They are bred to hunt moles.

[@pisto30]

They were also used in WW2 to sniff out bombs

[@margaretwade]

Actually initially they were used to hunt badgers.

[@bobbiesticker6281]

100%.. And Huskys have major prey drive too. HORRIBLE combination and the Dachshund owner is unfortunately in denial of that

[@thatgirlPAIGE94]

Poor doggie; I don’t think the plaintiff will win tho

[@trekgirl65]

Watch the other parts.....

[@rarad.3793]

She shouldn't at least

[@claireee628]

He shouldn’t

[@veronicawiltshire682]

I think his dogs are being naughty and trying to get to the other side and the other dogs are helping them, I don't believe the defendant is in the wrong, it is clear that if the rocks are on his side and his dogs are getting them, he needs to place bigger rocks or concrete them for the safety of his dogs

[@jen-a-purr]

I own 2 mini dachshunds and I can tell you this the digging they do is insane. Mine dig holes all over the yard. They’ve dug up pipes and under a huge shed. It happens.

[@calfiger]

I'm not a dog person, but the plaintiff's dog is awfully cute 😊

[@shaina2323]

How can you not be a dog person.. I'm sorry my mind is just not wired to understand that.

[@zaniahdavis5680]

a husky is usually abt 50lbs a lab 35 maybe, no husky or lab will fit a whole that small, also his dachshund is 18lbs! when they should be 6-12 he needs to work on his dogs weight rather then if her lab or husky can fit through a fence. ALSO. dachshund are hunting dogs bred to go through small holes to grab rats and other rodents, they are natural diggers i guarantee his dogs got into HER yard

[@someonesomewhere1500]

In my experience it's always the little dogs that instigate not the other way around.

[@KimVerhaaff]

Bullcrap. Sure tiny dogs can be feisty and loud and start shit.. Big dogs can too. And those are the ones who cause the harm. Its 100% not "always" ... I can say it's always the little dogs who get hurt

[@someonesomewhere1500]

@@KimVerhaaff ya it is but they always start it too. All they do is bark.

[@KimVerhaaff]

@@someonesomewhere1500 Lol... lemme guess, big dog owner? Lol..All dogs start sh*t. There is no always. Some dogs do, some dogs don't. Some small ones do some big ones. The small ones do tend to bark more. Big whoop. If you have a social dog, they dont care about that.

[@someonesomewhere1500]

@@KimVerhaaff I have a poodle. A little one. I find it funny how angry and how personal you are taking my personal opinion. Lol You are a trip. I know people like that tho. I said in my experience, did I say in everyone's experience. You can't possibly tell me my own experience, yet here you are angry and trying to argue with a stranger about thier personal opinion, that is hilarious.

[@KimVerhaaff]

@@someonesomewhere1500 You made me laugh so hard. Sure.. you said you're experience. You also said, always. I'm sorry your tiny poodle starts shit 😂😂😂 dont blame the other small dogs. I have a rescue and dogs all sizes. Some small that are super chill. Some that will f you up when given the chance. Huge ones that are so chill and lovely. Huge ones that can be quite scary. Medium ones.. well same my dude. Some lovely, some not so much.My point was, there is no always. But I also know people like you. They think their opinions, or in your case your dog, is what all experience. But... yeah. Nope 😉😂

[@benzamg32m68]

Funny when they panned the dog on camera, it looked like she was saying geez papa let it go .

[@EliBelcherBeatbyeli]

Don’t let your small dogs in the backyard unsupervised ! These dog owners are ridiculous and careless !

[@mrich9654]

I can’t believe someone wouldn’t help a dog ! Shame on her if she did nothing

[@eatenvegan1565]

@keeping it 100 You be quiet.

[@AddMeInPlayStation]

How about yall be quite 😂

[@Aceofwolves]

She got her dogs off the attacked dog. That's ALL she had to do. She could have picked up the dog, droped it on the plaintiffs porch and left it there to die. She stayed with the injured dog that trespassed and tried to find the owner.

[@Polarcat67]

@keeping it 100 fuck dem kids

[@jenniferhiggins227]

​@keeping it 100 don't even go there that argument is absolutely ridiculous and annoys the hell out off me there living animals not things to be mistreated it your kind off attitude why so many people don't help that mins set and this bullshit off there not kids because there more important hate to break to your dumbass but dogs are just as important to some people like there child is and dogs can be there mates so seriously don't even go there that old lame dumb thing people say also don't be rude telling the other person to shut up because you didn't like what that person said they have right to say what they say and I agree with that person animals are just as important as kids kid 🙄🤦

[@SuperQueenV.]

Plaintiff: the boulder was moved and the dogs head was under the hole JJ : So? 😆😆😆

[@Itsmaivlife]

Right on time. Thank you! 😅

[@satiashaw1857]

How can he say the neighbor's dogs dug that hole? It very clearly shows piles of dirt kicked back on his side.

[@deana1938]

Weenie dogs are literally breed for going into holes and pulling out rabbits. If you own one it's imperative you check your fence because they'll go through a hole before you know it.

[@jeer0920]

Anytime you can show JJ a pic of your dog for your benefit, do it! 😂

[@daviddaniels100]

Dude looks like Benny Hill.

[@maureencooney284]

🤣🤣🤣

[@trulovegirl]

not really, benny hill was shorter, heavier and did not wear glasses

[@agatanakonieczny2213]

That's what I thought, too 😂

[@whoothick]

😂😂😂

[@dothejive]

I'm watching judge Judy season 1 and 2 on Pluto. Wow has JJs demeanor changed, she has no patience for dummies or long winded explanations. Crazy to think the first episode the defendant tells JJ I'm still talking and JJ lets her continue her nonsense story even quoting MLK Jr and Ghandi. Never never will that happen again on JJ.

[@moniqueengleman873]

Yes she is a pistol!!!

[@atomikblondee1]

I’ve noticed that too! She is brutal now.

[@smiley27b]

In didn't know the early seasons were on pluto! I'm totally going to watch 😁

[@trekgirl65]

Judge Judy has had the same demeanor for all the years she has been on Judge Judy.

[@dothejive]

@@trekgirl65 watch the first episodes

[@janus9824]

What the plaintiff is saying may be true but unfortunately it only what he can prove in court and it would be tough for him to prove the huskys dug the hole and moved the bolder. The only way it can be proved is if he took a photo showing there was more dirt on the defendant's side of the fence than his side to show the hole was dug from the defendant's side of the fence.

[@lunamelody2025]

Agreed. The plaintiff missed a big piece of evidence.

[@nala7658]

If the husky dug the hole it would have been bigger

[@RicheeBe]

or that he could credibly testify that he did in fact SEE the husky did this

[@TheOminousVoidWispers]

Leaving your dogs outside and leaving home... bet he loses. Fences only work 99% of the time.

[@JR-kg8ee]

Looks by the direction of the loose soil and on the rock it was dug from the plaintiff's side. That is not to say the defendant's dogs didn't contribute. The spray of dirt doesn't help the plaintiff's case. If he was aware for such a long time that digging was taking place on his property, there is much more he could have done to fill that hole than just place a rock.

[@lohi5540]

The doggo is like oh myyy not this again

[@DonGrigorianFishing]

The Plaintiff took precautionary steps by placing rocks around the fence line... I believe the defendants dogs dug a hole large enough to move the rock and drag the smaller dog into their yard...

[@marqueonmauldin9095]

How would they move the rock 🪨 through a small hole 🕳️

[@DonGrigorianFishing]

@@marqueonmauldin9095 I believe the hole was initially bigger than what is being shown in the pictures…The defendant covered most of it before taking the pictures…Huskies are strong dogs, they can pull sleds that weight over 500lbs!

[@dg1593]

@@DonGrigorianFishing The plaintiff has not stated that it has been any bigger than what has been presented. So we would have to assume the bigger dogs were able to move fairly large rocks with just their nose/mouth. I don't find that likely. Moreover, it is his duty to secure his side of the fence.

[@DonGrigorianFishing]

@@dg1593 He did..he said the majority of the hole was dug on the neighbors side, makes sense to me, I doubt the little dogs were able to move the rocks..And big dogs can use their snouts to move things and even dig holes!

[@dg1593]

@@DonGrigorianFishing It's not likely in this case. Either way, it's his responsibility to secure his yard.

[@calamity0.o]

Could have put a security camera up after the first time.

[@stephanietannerrn]

Buuuut how did a dog from the other side of the fence move the rock??

[@gena4638]

I see a small dog in the picture and I automatically assume whoever the owner is will win because JJ has a thing for small dogs and is notoriously vocal about her disgust with irresponsible pet owners and vicious dogs. Lmao Edit: I think I assumed wrong this time 😂

[@tiffanyjohnson103]

I don’t think so this is the 2nd one I’ve watched in two days where the big dog owner one the case

[@Gemini-horrorchannel]

Oh you’re right usually she does cause she has little dogs so she thinks that a lot of the times little dogs can do no harm even though eight times out of 10. They are the aggressor little dogs they are. I have a little dog and she is not like normal little dogs she is Well tempered but she is a little more dominant to other dogs and that’s just how small dogs usually are compared to bigger dogs and Judge Judy has a huge thing against pitbull even though I wish that she would do research and actually see that 65% of so-called pitbull attacks or deaths they weren’t actually pitbull. They were mixed breed dogs that had no nothing of DNA of a pitbull. They were black lab mixes with something else massive mixes something else boxer mixes with something else doggo argentino get mistaken on pitbull all the time American bullies get mistaken to be pit bulls all the time am I saying that any of these dogs that I listed are aggressive breeds no of course not nine times out of 10. It is the owner fault and the other percentage is backyard breeding them mass producing these dogs and not picking the best male and female dog to breed. They don’t care if they have chemical and balances they don’t care if there’s something mentally wrong with them where their wired wrong and no pitbull are not wired wrong, it’s win people like I said mass produce these dogs and they don’t do professional temperament testing, genetic testing and health testing and that’s what every breeder should do. They should be paying a professional to do this and professional breeders do pay people to do this, but of course backyard breeders don’t, and also people don’t realize that people were actually bred too be herding dogs they were actually not originated to be fighting dogs. They were forced into it because people saw their endurance. Their muscle mass they’re willingness to do anything for their own, their high pain tolerance because people bred that into herding breeds even a cow or a bulls launches these dogs into the air and they hit the fence onto their side and fall right onto the ground. Those dogs will just get right back up. They are not meant for people who are couch, potatoes, who work long hours and be cooped up in the house or the backyard they’re not that type of dog they need consistent exercise. They need like 23 hours of exercise a day and other enrichment activities just like other high energy dog breeds that I listed, I mean that’s why Siberian huskies are notorious to be and dig and escape from backyards and everything because they’re bored because people who have busy lives get these dogs and don’t give them what they need and these high energy dog breeds. If you don’t give them what they need their mental health declines and like I said they can have behavioral problems and aggression problems. I mean they want to put the Siberian husky on the aggressive breed list now and it’s sad that as a society of human beings we’re sitting here blaming dogs when in reality, we should be blaming the owners and these backyard breeders.

[@missthang4982]

The plaintiff looks like he's gonna pass out. Needs a nap. 😑

[@katzombie4322]

I got a puppy from a lady who had 2 girl dogs that got pregnant around the same time and she just didn't know how that happened. After the puppy's was born weeks apart from each other , she found a male dog in her yard just hanging out . He was the neighbors dog and he had to be the one who got her two girl dogs pregnant. The puppy's looked like him all black . Dogs do crazy things and we don't know till later .

[@djfhfh]

Ladies ladies don't you know he playing you both 🤣

[@katzombie4322]

@@djfhfh 🤣

[@solowilliams931]

Somehow this sounds so hilarious hahah hahaha he been a player hahhaa

[@stephaniedison4878]

What a gorgeous husky!

[@NYNC88]

The past tense of drag is dragged, not drug.

[@Goose00123]

Those aren’t boulders…. Dachshunds definitely moved those rocks, rascally lil buggers

[@keekeedavis1704]

Actually you can tell because more sand or dirt would be on one side. Hopefully the judge understood what he meant.

[@jennifer_mertens]

The size of that rock makes it look pretty heavy. How in the heck did it get moved?!? Something is not right with the Plaintiff's story.

[@Aceofwolves]

It's likely not as heavy as you think. Remember dogs don't have arms or thumbs. They don't move objects by lifting them up like people do. They move objects by digging around the object and making the object fall into dirt..... And dachshunds are NOTORIOUS for digging. They were bred to dig into small tight spaces and flush out badgers.

[@FlipMacz]

Such a ridiculous case really ridiculous

[@anacondaadultlearningcente4522]

Dachshunds are terriers, they dig. And they are rather feisty like terriers are.

[@robertkwit8506]

Believe it or not those Dotsons have an alpha mentality, I've seen those lil Dotsons bully bigger dogs on multiple occasions. My 42lb border collie was attacked by a 25lb Dotson, luckily my dog was able to escape and out maneuver with only scratches to his right rear leg.

[@halinaparker6833]

Never knew my dog could get out or another dog could get in….. next minute we have 8 puppies. 😂

[@wandasetzer1469]

She thinks her husky felt threatened? I see people looking for their huskies every day on Nextdoor. They are escape artists and really, while I love their appearance, I wouldn't have one because they need a lot more exercise than just running around the yard. And really, a dachshund couldn't move those rocks.

[@Aceofwolves]

Dachshunds are notorious diggers. Even if they can't push a rock. They can dig around it and get under it. A husky or other large dog can not get their body through a hole that small. It's literally not possible.

[@simpleman3009]

Thanks for all the info on here 😊

[@ambidextrousandre]

He almost looks like Benny Hill in disguise.

[@podsmpsg1]

Cute puppy.

[@WeezyJeffersonYo]

Brandy is adorable 🐶

[@clasijasi]

That dog is really cute. Is it overweight? Normally I see them much tinier than that

[@SoulDelSol]

Yes it's obese

[@soapydesigner]

Lay light-duty chainlink fencing on the ground at the fence line, securing it with ground spikes. The grass will grow over it and make it disappear.

[@Alovellyone]

🎶 I really miss you, bran-dae. When are you coming back home. I'm so all alone.🎶 Sweet pup. I'm sorry she was injured. I do believe she dug that hole crossed over to the neighbors yard.

[@rarad.3793]

The fact that she left his poor pup either in the back or front and decided to leave a note is truly sad .... regardless if she knew who it belong to or not !

[@Aceofwolves]

Why. Moving a dog can be dangerous. She had ZERO obligation to take it to the vet but she stayed with it anyway and tried to comfort it.

[@tammyjourden1624]

These folks having issues with neighbors dogs have obviously never heard of an electric fence!

[@bobbiejackson732]

These people and their dogs.

[@TheGreekPianist]

1:04 I don’t-it’s not IT’S NOT RELEVANT!

[@luna21love34]

These types of dogs love to dig my aunt had one and all he did was dog at the fence. Plus you can look it up! Like come on.

[@irideaunicorn1620]

JJ ain't having it. Just admit that you know ur dog duh the hole and caused it's demise..lol

[@smithclark15]

Brandy is the CUTEST

[@edwindelgado8775]

Some people believe there dogs could do no wrong 😄

[@jazzywarrrior1414]

My grandma has a weenie doggie and that thing digs holes everywhere. It definitely went under the fence.

[@jenniferromero571]

That poor dog

[@Gotomama]

My dad puts rocks to cover holes that he dogs have dug. I call bs haha

[@horsewhisperer20394]

A dachshund cannot move a boulder.

[@carriezombie3147]

Plaintiff sounds like Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs

[@SoulDelSol]

Hey you all wanted dogs. They're mischievous!

[@monicamariamclean2198]

She,s a beautiful 🐕🐕

[@dashoverton1963]

I didn’t know Benny Hill was ever on Judge Judy.

[@haydencooper_]

Try laying concrete or sink a large timber plank along the fence line to prevent holes and digging. An oversized pebble doesn't cut it.

[@mathiask7959]

This is why when you have neighbors wit dogs you check their temperament and socialize your dog with theirs

[@Aceofwolves]

NO. NO NO. NO. THAT IS THE LAST THING YOU DO. That's just asking for a dog fight. Not all dogs are social and not all people like visitors. My dog will chase you out of my yard if you take a single step into it. this is why you tie down a dog outside and keep your dogs under your control whenever it outside. I do NOT have to socialize or interact with your dog if I don't want to.

[@suziemag]

Happened to or dog, hunting dogs pulled him under the fence. They ate him alive, sheriff did nothing. Was a Silky Terrier

[@rgbrook]

Judge Judy is the nut in this case! She's not completely exemplary of being wrong herself, and this one is a fine example so far.

[@rickcooley837]

She's the final say...sorry

[@rgbrook]

@@rickcooley837 Who cares?

[@inukoko2012]

Husky’s definitely dig alot. I’ve seen videos of them doing that and owners trying to find ways to keep them enclosed in their back yards.

[@PyspherE]

why did no one show where the dirt from the hole was displaced too? if the Lab and Sheppard dug the whole the dirt would be on the womans side of the fence, if the the Dachshund dug the whole the displaced dirt would be on his side of the fence. If her dogs altered the fence line such that his animals where no longer contained that would be her fault, if his Dachshunds dug through to her yard then its not her fault....

[@kendosa1]

sneaky mammals.

[@Feed-My-Mind-Not-My-Ego]

The deep red color compliments her nicely.

[@riac5388]

The plaintiff looks like Benny Hill

[@malcolmwasher2308]

hes dog dug into her yard this case is nonsence fix ya own vet bill that is why u have insurance

[@Aceofwolves]

I don't care if the dog fell from the sky If your dog is on MY yard... Im NOT responsible. Period.. Dogs protect their people and land. That's why people have dogs.

[@Gemini-horrorchannel]

I like how he said there’s no way my dogs can move that rock I have a Shih Tzu poodle mix and my dad has to put a river rock a heavy duty river rock in front of the hole that they have in their fence and guess what she moves it and then she’s right there at the front door so of course we have to watch her and if we’re busy doing something then we keep her inside People with a little dogs should not be leaving their dogs outside even if they have a backyard unintended unless they are home and checking on them constantly or they’re outside with them

[@jgrosskopf4878]

His dog dug out and was in her yard. His fault, he needs better fences with dig barriers

[@Lelo.Machaka]

I believe him, I think they dragged her

[@ddfirespirit]

the plaintiff is reachinggg lol

[@Aceofwolves]

A dog's neck is flexible but a dog's shoulder is not. A husky (about 60lbs) can't squeeze through that hole ..

[@elisacampos9532]

I had the same incident, my back neighbors pitbulls pulled the fence board from their side since it the only way to be pulled and dragged my dog, they killed my Pomeranian and attacked my other small dog, she survived. They were attacked by 2 pitbulls mom and dad and their 2 puppies, we saw everything. The cops never came. We had to pay for the vet since it was in their house.

[@123dess123]

So she is aware there is a little dog injured in her backyard laying there bleeding and doesn’t do anything to help the dog? Horrible person

[@IllHandleThis]

Exactly this. I don’t know whose dog dug the hole, but I know what person is a pos.

[@Exxtol1]

dachshunds love to dig.

[@oliviadavis4207]

Jerry! Jerry! Jerry !

[@valdoicon]

I’m not as positive as u r 💀

[@lovej6854]

I never want a common fence

[@marinasilkovskyy607]

"I am paw-sitive"

[@feeman3345]

Giving old people everywhere a bad name.

[@naiboogieb6587]

Part 2

[@AtomicKitten666]

what do we call a guy who is your typical Karen?? Because that 's exactly what this dude is..

[@karimanning9232]

I do not understand why the plaintiff would not use boulders too heavy for a big dog to move, I also think when people install a fence they should have concrete poured down under ground then the fence put into the concrete so that the dogs could not get through when they dig a hole.

[@yy17782]

Kind notice to people who comment “lunch crew” on every video: NO ONE is interested in your lunch. Be original.

[@katea127]

God bless you ma.

[@angelikikaarlonen7699]

Why not help the dog when you know your dogs attacked it

[@Bambi-ul1tz]

Brandy is so cute❤❤❤

[@KimVerhaaff]

I get dachshunds dig. How do they move a huge boulder though?

[@SoulDelSol]

Hes lying so he can defer blame

[@KimVerhaaff]

@@SoulDelSol absolutely

[@pinkdarkman]

Lol he has giant rocks along the fence line because his dogs have tried to dig under it before. He's so obviously trying to deflect because he's the bad owner here who created an unsafe environment for his dogs and he doesn't want to admit it.