Dog Bites 10-Year-Old Boy | Part 2

[@lolajtek3676]

Her lack of responsibility and empathy is truly alarming.

[@Iliana___2532]

Dat is tru tho 😑

[@crystalle8982]

Yes!

[@tengri23]

Sad to see. These people are a sickness to the society.

[@ariadnaaviles3098]

especially that she has a baby😬

[@gRinchY-op5vr]

​@@ariadnaaviles3098it'll be a different attitude when it is her daughter who gets bitten, she'll act like they never had any sign this was coming

[@reidellis1988]

My Dad taught me that exact quote.. "If you tell the truth, you don't need to have a good memory". Wisdom.

[@CarolineWolterHall]

And I taught my kids that as well, because it’s true.

[@osmanyousif7849]

Also, “If something doesn’t make sense, it’s usually not true.” “You know how to tell when people are telling the truth: Their mouth is shut. And when they lie: Their mouth is moving.”

[@rekcusdoo]

Luckily, I've always had a REALLY good memory ;)

[@ricksmith9177]

My mum did too just different; the truth is easier to remember than a lie.

[@reidellis1988]

@@ricksmith9177 the truth needs no memory

[@adriennetynes4064]

Judge Judy said," your dog bit the child for no reason," the man responded,"there was a reason," admitting their dog bit the boy.🥴🤦🙅🤷

[@ileanamuntean7338]

Even if the child "provoked" the dog (which I don't think he did), why would have with you in a public place something that is so easily triggered???

[@madisonmorris7394]

@@ileanamuntean7338 even so, you can take a reactive dog into public if you are attentive and alert to the situation. Obviously she wasn’t situationally aware

[@ileanamuntean7338]

@@madisonmorris7394 Having a dog is a personal hobby, it should never upset or bother anyone else in any way, just like drawing or train-spotting. Some people do not like dogs, they consider them to be unnatural animals, man-made mutants and resent the fact that other animals have to be intensively farmed and killed for their food, for such people dogs are just a money-making machine and an ecological disaster. They don't like even friendly dogs coming up to them, they find that disgusting. "He only wants to say hello", well, no, it "only" wants to smell my body parts. Dog lovers have a right to indulge in their hobby but their animals should always be under their control.

[@madisonmorris7394]

@@ileanamuntean7338 Absolutely. It's not fair to force someone into being around your animal if they don't initiate first.

[@ileanamuntean7338]

@@madisonmorris7394 Indeed, and ask permission from the owner.

[@itsmikhail4056]

Both stories tell one thing, at no point did she attempt to check on the wellbeing of the kid, why would you let a kid go back home bleeding after your dog just assaulted them. Absolutely disgusting behavior.

[@MsSpider26]

She claims she had no idea the child was bitten, she claims he just walked away and said nothing

[@VALENTINAH856]

@@MsSpider26 don’t excuse her irresponsible behavior.

[@MsSpider26]

I"m not excusing anything. Did you not read that I wrote "she claims"? I'm just telling her excuse for not caring.

[@MsSpider26]

@@VALENTINAH856 "Im not excusing anything. Did you not read that I wrote "she claims"? I'm just telling her excuse for not caring.

[@kylahaynes4099]

The child never claimed to react, he said himself he just walked away

[@8213apice]

I love how judge Judy hold dog owners accountable despite how much she love dogs.

[@Kimillions]

EXACTLY!!! She's an equal opportunity let-ya-have-it' er lol And that's why we love her.

[@ScarletBrimstone]

If you're a pet owner, you have to hold yourself accountable and take responsibility for your animal. That's just how it is. Most people don't understand that.

[@TMS-pj7fp]

@@ScarletBrimstone I have 2 pups, if I'm walking them I will turn around walk opposite direction, always watching my surroundings, keep short tight grip on leash. My labrador is anxious around other people and dogs, never bitten, but shes a dog 1st time for everything. I know she shows signs of anxiety around others so to stop a problem before it ever occurs I take precautions. It's not pups fault if she bites ,its mine, because I should have been paying attention to her cues in 1st place.

[@madad0406]

because of* how much she loves dogs.

[@TexiTheTycoon]

I like to believe she does it BECAUSE she loves dogs.

[@brooke_cath]

I love Sammy. When the lady started saying all that about him, most kids during that would start crying or doing something about it. Sammy was calm, had good manners, and was honest. He was better than most adults.

[@Botanicalpirate]

He kept it short, sweet, and to the point which I’m sure judge judy appreciated lol. That’s the easiest testimony I’ve ever heard anyone give her

[@brooke_cath]

@@Botanicalpirate same :)

[@margieburke329]

He was bless his little heart, you know he may even have nightmares or now he may be afraid of all dogs, he is a brave little man

[@happyfacefries]

I'm mad at how she knew that Sammy was telling the truth so she interrupted his testimony

[@christinegelabert1651]

@frogs4325 YES! He's like a little 40 yr old trapped in a kids body! He was not going to let this ridiculous woman rattle him at all. He came here prepared to tell his story if Judge Judy asked him to and that was it. I'm sure his parents prepared him by telling him listen SOMETIMES ppl get mad they don't like hearing the truth so they might yell out and try to interrupt you. Just tell the truth and keep speaking to the judge because SHE'S the one who needs to hear you. SHE'S the only one who is important for you to speak with. You just go up there and keep your eyes focused on her and do not get distracted. Don't worry about anything because remember m~I am STILL right there in the same room with you. This little boy did so well under pressure! You can just tell that his parents raised him right. He is quite the little gentleman with a nice attitude and manners yk? #NewYorkGenXBikerLady

[@HouseDancerNyC]

Man her ability to really break down what actually took place is so impressive

[@foff5614]

You’re impressive clown 🤡😂😂

[@janejohnstone5795]

She is the voice of reason and sense.

[@YIKESMF]

I think I remember her saying one time that she's a truth seeker. Lol

[@saraharthurs4379]

It amazes me too!

[@Mr.M1STER]

She paints her own picture of what happened. It might not always be correct but usually is close and she is the judge so what she says goes. The worst thing people can have while standing in front of a judge is a bad attitude because even if you are telling the truth the judge may be swayed by your attitude not to believe you.

[@ajfoodiesaiyan]

That defendant is absolutely infuriating. She believes she’s never wrong, and her partner is just an enabler who agrees with everything she says. Not a single bit of remorse from her and actually tried to blame that poor little boy who her dog bit.

[@Moonlit.22]

She’s a narcissist

[@skip031890]

That's her husband, not her business partner.

[@ajfoodiesaiyan]

@@skip031890 I didn’t say business partner.

[@nobodynothing1189]

I strongly dislike people who learn definitions from social media. Most humans have narcissistic TRAITS(educate yourself) but that doesn’t make them narcissists. Narcissist Personality Disorder is a real disorder and you can’t just throw that word around.

[@Moonlit.22]

@@nobodynothing1189 She’s a narcissist

[@gra-emed3617]

Lady “My dog did not bite the boy” JJ “your dog bit that boy for no reason” Guy “there was a reason” Do these people think JJ is stupid 🤣

[@biosparkles9442]

they must because anyone knows that you don't get rabies shots when you don't have a wound

[@kiki1188661]

probably they don't think at all lol

[@spacecatmowgli4723]

Could've just stopped your sentence at "think" :)

[@Alysa-Aiday]

"Just a second! What part of 'My dog barked to protect us' didn't you write in your statement?!"

[@fireflydog9999]

​@@biosparkles9442and the must not have there rabies shots because if the dog did then the boy wouldn't need the shot because i was bitten by a dog it broke through the skin luckily it had it shot i didn't have to worry

[@corinavasquez3285]

I love when Judge Judy uses her years of experience of hearing lame lies to call people out 😆

[@marcbrady5898]

Exactly. Could not have said it better

[@CarolineWolterHall]

Yes I agree completely. That was *_so_* satisfying! And JJ is right. That dog is going to seriously injure the baby at some point, because it’s unpredictable! And they’ve been _forewarned._

[@corinavasquez3285]

@@CarolineWolterHall 😆 she so eloquently forewarned them but you know she really wanted to call them morons

[@CarolineWolterHall]

@@corinavasquez3285 Exactly! That’s why plaintiff got full amount he was asking when JJ never usually gives lost wages, but she hates a liar and it’s her ballgame in the end.

[@ro6493]

Yesss she is the queen of no b.s

[@MinorKey135]

I think Judge Judy was sincerely trying to warn that woman about the dangers of having a randomly aggressive dog around her baby

[@cleanandambient4387]

Yes, I had a little dog for 5yrs she was aggressive towards strangers, I would put a muzzle on her when we went on walks, people like to pat her even if you say no. Son started crawling, the dog bit him in the face, I rehomed the dog to a good friend and my son had no lasting injures, I was stupid because I loved my dog and thought my baby and dog would be fine together, I was so wrong. She too will learn the hard way.

[@margaretriley9146]

Heard too many horror stories about Agresseve

[@HospitalMusic]

Too bad it's going to go over that owner's head.

[@glendagrant9042]

Yes that is a real danger.

[@katrinahewittdavis]

I agree 💯 my mom had a chow when I was younger one day it attacked my brother and he was hurt bad bites all over . Have to be careful with little ones and dogs

[@Love-x1i3f]

She's a mother herself,how could she let an innocent child be biten by her dog and let him go home alone crying and bleeding without offering him any help? That's even more bad than the actual bite.

[@rose_blue1]

He looks fine to me

[@snowbird1381]

It’s not that dramatic, She just needs to take responsibility.

[@shodannadohs4045]

@@snowbird1381 Not that dramatic cause the dog didn't had rabbies.

[@snowbird1381]

@@shodannadohs4045 the chances of getting rabies from a domestic dog is very low. If that dog was wild or had been out for a while, then I’d be more concerned. Plus No owner would be able to walk the dog in the first place if it was rabid.

[@shodannadohs4045]

@@snowbird1381 Rabbies is the least of the problems. He could get Cellulitis from the dog bite.

[@johnwright9372]

By saying she instructed the boy to move around, the defendant shows she knew the dog had a history of aggression. Well done Judge Judy, lots of common sense.

[@fairlyenjoyable]

@Silver I do the same! It's very important to keep your dog on a tight lead against you if you're unable to move to avoid others.

[@pattiollweiler2496]

I don't think she was very embarrassed. She struck me as just disappointed that her lies didn't work, and JJ caught her lying. I saw resentment on her entitled face!

[@MA-rn2xp]

​@@pattiollweiler2496I thought it was sick that she tried to blame the boy for getting bitten

[@junbh2]

To be fair it could hypothetically just mean she knew her dog barked a lot and was obnoxious and that people wouldn't like it running up to them, but she could still have honestly believed the dog would never actually bite anyone. Although I do believe she did know the dog was aggressive.

[@liviavallendenez]

​@@junbh2if she knew the dog was aggressive then that's why she told the boy to cross the street

[@CarolineWolterHall]

She awarded the family everything they were asking for - even the time off work, because the defendant pissed JJ off - lol. Also very upsetting the poor boy had initial rabies shots - poor thing. She infuriated me. The kind of person who _loves to argue and is never wrong in her mind!_

[@dylangeorgefield]

I was surprised by that. I thought it would just be the medical bills. Don’t upset the judge!

[@CarolineWolterHall]

@@dylangeorgefield Very true. Always amazes me the attitude people give a judge when they’re deciding your fate ~ lol.

[@Dolly1010.]

Exactly, that's what you get trying to be a smart ass in front of JJ.

[@Medicint20]

I think the main reason was the fact that the defendant did not take seriously what JJ said about the dog and the baby.

[@trekgirl65]

@Caroline Wolter Hall, the defendant was a liar and so was her husband. They love to argue when they are in the wrong. Saying the sis was scared of dogs and walking with the defendant with a dog. Biggest lie there was.

[@TheGreekPianist]

“YOU cross the street!” Yes knock some common sense into this idiotic woman, Judge Judy! ❤️

[@fairlyenjoyable]

Or at the very least, have the lead tight against you so the dog can't move and keep your eyes on it as a bystander passes. It's not at all responsible to let your dog have a loose lead if they're acting agitated like that. 😕

[@lavendermoss522]

IKR

[@peacefreedom4930]

I don’t know if it’s just missing from the clips, but the lack of concern from the defendant’s really irked me. You have a small timid child who was hurt and you came into court attempting to blame him for your dog’s bad behavior? It rubbed me wrong. If you need to stop and stand to the side to attempt to control your dog, you already have previous knowledge that your dog might cause a problem. It sounds like the dog is untrained, unsocialized, or has a bad temperament. Why attempt to evade accountability when you clearly know.

[@donnawoodford6641]

Idk, but JJ is an animal lover. She knows dogs, and her explanation to the defendent sounds very logical to me. The boy is well-mannered. I'm still shaking my head about the defendant's behaviors. I would not like to be her neighbor.

[@tyronehuston1260]

The defendant is not providing any proof that the child antagonized the dog. She's pretty much saying that it was his fault he got bitten.

[@hannahgregor470]

My dog doesn’t like people, but the handful of times she’s bitten someone, I’ve always known and apologized profusely and felt so bad. I would have taken care of anything they requested (within reason) because I KNOW my dog is like that.

[@8213apice]

Dogs are valued more than humans

[@msreen269]

My dog very is well trained, however if I am walking my dog and someone is walking past or trying to get by, I move my dog to the opposite side of where that person is walking and keep the leash tight so my dog walks by my side, because we are NEVER, absolutely positive about how a dog may or may not react.

[@PowerDiva]

JJ was spot on. The lady sunk herself when she said she directed the child to go around... she knew there was at least a chance the dog could be aggressive, she basically just admitted it there. And JJ picked up on that and started to question her why she said that and that's when her story changed. JJ knew then she was lying and she knew exactly what happened. That's when she lost her case.

[@Indianaisafootballschool]

So she should have let the kid walk right up to her? Judge Judy is usually good but here she was wrong. The kid shouldn't have been dumb enough to walk up on a stranger and a dog he never seen before

[@PowerDiva]

@@Indianaisafootballschool it's interesting that you take the position that kids should be smarter and more responsible than adults.

[@ecos889]

@@Indianaisafootballschool Have you seen kids before dude? Like seriously, as much as I love kids many of them have the potential to be fearless to the point of stupidity, or so nervous that they freeze. Also heck even if it where an Adult a dog owner has a responsibility to keep the public safe from their dog. What if a person was deaf for example, blind, elderly so had low mobility? Like what could they do then. A responsible owner when an party goes near the dog should tightly grip the leash, make it short and make sure the aggressive dog does not go near another party or if they have shown aggression in the past need to be nuzzled for both it's safety and the publics safety. It's better than the alternative of the dog being forcibly put down due to the owners irresponsibility.

[@Person01234]

@@Indianaisafootballschool He was walking down the road. The dog should be trained enough not to bite people. And dogs that aren't tend to get put down. That's how society works. As long as they aren't deliberately provoking it, the burden isn't on random people to ensure they don't get bitten by your shitty ass dog, it's on you to make sure the dog is under control. She's free to pull over to the side out of courtesy but as OP says, she sunk herself when she said she directed the kid away from the dog. No-one does that if their dog is completely docile and unknown to be aggressive towards people as she claims. You're arguing a stance that isn't even up for debate. If the dog bit the kid and the kid wasn't kicking it or something, she should be liable for the damages.

[@danielleh7263]

I agree. If an owner knows their dog is aggressive, then that owner should be the one "going around" the pedestrians.

[@ulfberht4431]

“If ya tell the truth, you don’t have to have a good memory!” Very true Judy!

[@magic2506]

Dog owner is an entitled brat. I like how she was forewarned. TRUTH be told.

[@amberxv4777]

it's not enough, she should lose either the dog or the baby. I can't believe they let the daughter be in danger with that agressive dog after it bit a child

[@adrianviverette3127]

Very true that child is in danger due to her negligence

[@KaitoKiara]

BS. There can be lots of reasons why the dog bit the child. And I don't mean, it was the child's fault. The least plausible story is Judge Judy's jealousy. More likely the dog feels the urge to protect the baby and to raise it, that's what his instincts tell him. The dog didn't try to kill the boy, he bit him, because the first warning, barking, had no effect. That's why the mum needs to react and like Judy said, get out of the way of the boy. At home, she either needs to train the dog with the baby or she needs a dog trainer to help her. But as usual it is easier to call the dog aggressive and get rid of him then to put in work.

[@88xxx]

@@amberxv4777 She should absolutely lose the baby. Clearly she loves her dog more than her baby. I’m worried for the baby’s safety, hope the baby will be okay

[@88xxx]

@@KaitoKiara Omfg dog nutter

[@patriciabarajas7925]

Aw poor Samuel. I hope he is okay and not afraid of dogs because of this.

[@nicolercard6349]

My thought also. His parents will have to pay for his counseling in the future for ptsd if he needs it. All because of this lady and her smiling husband they got off darn easy imo.

[@timatuneage4144]

Always a possibility. I was bitten by a dog myself when I was a teenager. Mostly I felt bad because the owner had to punch his pooch in the head to get her to let go of me. Thankfully, and probably as an animal person I didn’t develop a fear of dogs. But I feel for people who do get traumatized by situations like these. Unlike this lady, the guy walking the dog that bit was probably more traumatized than I was, since I was the first instance of it happening.

[@Kayenne54]

I've been extremely wary of dogs always, but more so after one just leapt a tiny fence and savaged my arm. If I hadn't opted to carry a fold up umbrella which I hit his nose with, I may have had worse injuries. To this day, no idea why he took an instant dislike to me, but dogs are territorial, and it looked like the owner was home so dog was on full guard duty. Owner never came out when I yelled out to them either. Reported it straight to the police station with my arm still bleeding. Actually I didn't want the dog put down; the owner however should have been flogged 20 times for not securing his animal properly. If we did this instead of putting the animals down willy-nilly, owners would be far more careful.

[@lizb853]

@@timatuneage4144 That happened to. Me. I was bitten in the shoulder by sn out of controll German Shepheed dog, when I was 4 years old. Ever since then, I have ALWAYS been nervous about being around them or even if they under controll on the streets, I STILL, neither like or trust them. I'm fine with most other dogs, cept Rottweilers and Doberman Pinschers. But I usually get on well with other dogs.

[@kdawson8981]

@@lizb853 similar experiences. I was bit for no reason on my leg in 3rd grade walking home alone from the store. This was in the 80’s and small town so it wasn’t out of the ordinary. But I’ve been scared of dogs ever since. Hearing their chains rattle when they run gave me flashbacks throughout my childhood. People don’t realize what kind of psychological damage it causes when their dog bites a child.

[@adorableomar]

Judge Judy put the defendant in her place!! Judge Judy exposing people since day 1!! You gotta love it!

[@iPLAYtheSTATION]

I facepalmed when she tried presenting a photo of her baby and dog together as "evidence" that her dog isn't a dangerous dog. I hear it all the time. "Oh my dog is a guardian angel, would never bite anyone, it even babysits my niece!"

[@charlottewebster4233]

Yep and they tend to have photos of babies sleeping in and amongst dogs or the dogs allowing the kids to clamber on them, annoy and dress them up like twats and then go "See! So gentle if they weren't, they wouldn't let them to do this!!" The fact they are willing to put their own kids in that situation just to prove a point and show everyone else how gentle the dogs are is just mindblowing.

[@mel...s]

Idk y. Ppl ooh and ahh at dogs playing with babies in videos online. Millions of ppl think it's cute to let a dog lick a baby in the face... I've seen couples offer their fresh from the hospital newborn to a curious dog.

[@superstaff]

@@charlottewebster4233 This tends to piss dog lovers off, but I'm not a fan of dogs since I was almost bit by two dogs on separate occasions. So I tend to err on the side of caution, and move away from dogs I don't know (which is most of them). I don't say or do anything, I just cross the street or put distance between myself and the dogs/owners, especially if the dogs begin to bark, jump, growl, etc. This pisses most of them off so very much. Multiple times, I've gotten an agitated "S/he doesn't bite!" or "My dog's an angel, what's YOUR problem?" Many of these 'doggo lovers' get personally offended if you don't love their pets.

[@iPLAYtheSTATION]

@@superstaff I am a dog lover, but I completely understand. I'm not going to try and gaslight people if they wish to avoid my dog, even if it's a small chihuahua mix. Some people just don't like dogs, and I respect it. I only let them pet if they want to. I too have passed by people with leashed pitbulls with snarky "She's an angel/She won't bite!" comments which irks me.

[@mellisahankins2396]

@@superstaff I had someone act like my small dog was a pitbull just because he has a brindle color (pure bred basinji with papers) and that's the only time I felt offended by a passerby. She said and I quote "I can't believe you would bring that type of dog to this park" my dog weights 20lbs. I also have a large boxer eho is also brindle but she didn't care about him. She was looking at my half sized dog hava

[@dawnadriana1764]

Judge Judy has a mind like a steel trap. And there's always someone stupid enough to think they can blur the truth and she wouldn't notice. The moment they feel those blades tightening around their necks is priceless.

[@Jonathanskits]

There’s someone out there who thinks that they get aggressive with Judge Judy. Big news, is they can’t. Or that they can make her look like a fool. But the think is, and note this is what she’s said before. “They don’t keep me up here because I’m gorgeous, they keep me up here, because I’m smart.”

[@SarahJSwift]

@Ellie5621 he could have still come up close from behind if he passed her, then walked back a bit and got himself bitten. Many kids these days think they can just walk up to strange dogs and pet them without asking first, maybe that's what he did when the woman's back was turned. I've had similar things happen to me when I've had my dog. I was stood in a bus shelter, there was someone there asking me about her, he did ask if he could stroke her and I said no, she doesn't know you and she will nip. He kept asking, and I carried on saying no, it wasn't until I looked up the road to check for my bus, that the dumb sh*t suddenly bent down and stroked her, and guess what, he got nipped. I did tell him not to many times. He still wasn't happy and continued bemoaning the fact she'd nipped him. His own fault not mine or my dogs. She was quite happy sitting there by my feet, being a good girl. Now kelsey would only do things like that if she was scared. If people ignored her, she would be fine. She never growled or barked at anyone. Now, she was only very scared of men. She was scared of women too, but not to the extent with men. Due to a past traumatic experience.

[@jakerirenef7034]

I'm always amazed by some people who refuse to take accountability. Love it when Judge Judy puts them in their place.

[@0canadiens81]

The defendant should be ashamed of herself.

[@alistairbalistair9596]

like most women that exhibit typical female entitlement behavior

[@carolyncj2448]

@@alistairbalistair9596 news flash: men do that too.

[@alistairbalistair9596]

@@carolyncj2448 nah, mostly women

[@joshuajimenez4408]

@@alistairbalistair9596 I’m male and both men and women do that. Don’t be sexist

[@alistairbalistair9596]

@@joshuajimenez4408 only a beta simp uses words like "sexist"

[@assilemisawesome]

I noticed that in both stories she told she never made a single move to see if the bitten child was ok. Good luck to her daughter being raised by a woman like this.

[@sandiegotrafficlightstrain354]

Judge Judy in her prime. "You gave me two different stories, but no reason." I love it.

[@jenkinsheinrich9009]

Hello there Sandie, how are you and where are you watching from?

[@TheMuffinMan4729]

@@jenkinsheinrich9009 I’ll ask you the same thing too. I’m not relevant to this conversation you started, nor am I in the right to respond. But I’m good, and watching from Canada. How are you? Sorry for interrupting.

[@jenkinsheinrich9009]

@@TheMuffinMan4729 how are to doing, I’m from the UK Liverpool precisely

[@TheMuffinMan4729]

@@jenkinsheinrich9009 I’m great. Thank you. You?

[@jenkinsheinrich9009]

@@TheMuffinMan4729 I’m okay thanks for asking and where are you watching from?

[@nikkicna736]

Imagine being an adult and still not being capable of accepting blame when it’s due. Very sad, ignorant people. Glad the boys ok

[@sammy9103]

Typical pittnutter mentality. Disgusting af.

[@jenkinsheinrich9009]

Hello there Nikki, how are you?

[@Uifon]

What I find absolutely repulsive about this is how she tries to claim her dog "isn't dangerous". Lady, your dog has bitten two people(on record), and one of them was a little kid, all the while you were 'completely unaware'. Irresponsible pet owners in general can be some of the most idiotic people you'll ever meet in your lifetime.

[@punkybrewstar83]

The dog probably wouldn't be dangerous if she wasn't such a POS. Furthermore that woman is breeding her own offspring... hopefully she can work out how to call a doctor for her own baby if it is bleeding and injured 😒🙄😒🙄

[@sabrinasadler6545]

If her dog is able to bite someone from just walking past it, what's going to happen when she turns her back and the baby pulls at the dog's ears or tail? It's likely that dog will snap.

[@Uifon]

​@@sabrinasadler6545 I think the word "snap" might be an understatement, to be honest. An unfamiliar kid just walking past the dog resulted in a bite wound that required slight medical treatment. I think it's going to be pretty easy to imagine what'll happen to the daughter when she's crawling around and decides to tug on the dog's tail/ears, and it's truly tragic to think about.

[@rekcusdoo]

All dogs are dangerous. And that's something most dog owners seem in denial about. They "humanize" dogs by calling them their kids, their babies, their child or whatever else.... but dogs are ANIMALS and ANY dog is capable of biting in a violent manner at any time if they are triggered by something that upsets their animal instincts.

[@punkybrewstar83]

@@rekcusdoo I'm an animal scientist and vet nurse and I have worked as a dog walker and trainer. Dogs are not all dangerous 🙄🙄🙄 they can all hurt people- but they stop being dangerous if you train them properly. All humans are technically far more dangerous than dogs and all of us are technically capable of murder... but I'm not capable of murder myself... not in my training. Just because something is technically capable of causing harm, it doesn't mean that they ever would.

[@SevenSummersAgo]

Judge Judy is a pro with putting Karen’s in their place😂 Proud of the little boy for doing such a great job talking with JJ.

[@jadeinthewoods]

It really bothers me when dog owners don’t take responsibility for their aggressive dogs. I have 2 young children and I can’t imagine keeping an animal in my home who has bit someone, let alone another child.

[@stadot1427]

We babysat a dog once, and it attacked my sister out of the blue when she was just sitting there. Thankfully my sister was fine, but you better believe my parents called the owners to come get the dog ASAP.

[@Indianaisafootballschool]

Hopefully your kids aren't stupid like this kid was and goes up to a random dog

[@k8lynmae]

In Australia that dog would be euthanized and the owner heavily fined. Plus once figs get a taste for blood, they want more …

[@micosavage5556]

@@stadot1427 i feel sorry for you dog owners. You ppl are pathetic and think just bc your wilderbeast pet that belongs in a zoo locked up in a cage doesn't attack you as the owner means it won't attack strangers. Your precious devil dogs is nothing more than a lawsuit waiting to happen 🤣

[@SineN0mine3]

We adopted a dog from a family with young kids because the dog couldn't be trusted not to bite them. He's had extensive training to correct it but he's still prone to snapping on occasion. Its really not that difficult to keep kids and strange dogs away from him. He's friendly as long as nothing is scaring him, but he has a glass nerve and a stubborn nature. If there's going to be kids in the house we just have the dog out and vice versa. He used to wear a muzzle on walks but since he's very well behaved on the lead we just tell people passing by not to put their hands near his mouth and that's been fine. We obviously can't tie him up outside a store or let him play at the park off lead, but he has enough freedom to run around the yard with the other dogs at home. Some people can't deal with the fact that old dogs don't change. They praise bad behaviour in puppies and fail to do anything to manage it when the dog is older. Once the dog is an adult there's a limited amount you can do to train them and all dogs have some personality quirks. Having a bad dog doesn't mean you're a bad person, it just means taking the extra steps to keep other people safe around them. Our rescue it a dangerous little bugger but he always feels very guilty after biting someome. He doesn't want to do it, but he can't help his instinct when he feels scared. No idea why he's so messed up since the family who gave him up were lovely and sweet but I think they treated him like a baby instead of a dog since he's quite sure he belongs on a couch and not outside. He gets better all the time, but i doubt there will ever be a time when he can be trusted not to bite.

[@johnforte838]

God, Judge Judy is so good. She knows dogs, she knows people, she knows the difference between a truth and a lie. She doesn’t hold back on telling people the truth.

[@johnforte838]

Do you know how many pictures there are of dogs happily playing with children who they later hurt or killed? The pictures mean absolutely nothing.

[@3beans516]

I'm just glad the boy eventuallty found out there's still a grown-up who can set things right in the end. That girl was lying in front of the boy who actually knew what had really happened! Be ashamed of yourself, girl! You don't deserve to be called an adult or a parent.

[@robinmav7684]

I love that the judge said that's not the kind of child this is.

[@xviper84]

The defendants are new parents and still have no empathy for what their dog did to a child? What terrible human beings.

[@Atos-mr9ve]

She got some seriously dead eyes... Lol

[@esvee498]

Some people love their dogs more than their own offspring. Seen that...

[@wimpwampwomp]

Sammy's only mistake was being so polite he never reacted

[@HobbyOrganist]

It was probably just a little nip no worse than a typical scratch a kid gets on the playground

[@Mogh]

Watching Judge Judy verbally dismantle and lecture someone who has been negligent, dishonest, and stupid is one of life's simple pleasures.

[@stella9624]

👌😊

[@lippykitty8877]

😆😃so good

[@msreen269]

My dog has never bitten anyone. However, every so often when walking my dog, someone will ask if he bites, and my response is always, “He has teeth, therefore he bites.” All dogs are territorial and they ALL bite.

[@littlelil9582]

Exactly I have a pitt and she doesn’t go around people much, but I call her a Barney because she is friendly with people I let in the house. Still, when I walk her I always pull her to the side, like in the grass off of the sidewalk when someone is coming and hold her by her harness. Just in case if it ever were to happen that she decided to change up and bite someone.

[@xhrefnaaa]

100%. You never truly know your dog, my husky is absolutely the sweetest girl in the world and in the entire year she’s been alive, she doesn’t bark/growl/etc surprisingly. Would I be completely surprised if she bit someone or was aggressive?? Absolutely. But I understand that dogs are unpredictable no matter how sweet you think they are, or trained they are, and I treat every interaction with a person or stranger as if she COULD bite them. You never know.

[@mcmlxii4419]

Ms. Reen ~ Lol! That's a good response! :D

[@millsmami]

Exactly.! I've always told people that too.

[@meantayo41]

Thank you! My 5-year-old and I were walking to a karate class last week. A pitbull that's not on a leash started chasing her. She had never been chased by a dog before. Even though the owner kept telling me daughter it's okay, I still felt really nervous because I don't really trust dogs we don't know, let alone a pitbull.

[@Feare909]

“It’s the same story; one story is just more elaborate than the other.” That’s the verbal equivalent of stepping on a rake and slamming your face with the shaft consequently in this day in court, isn’t it?

[@chericemichelle6551]

“I WAS SWINGING TO THE RIGHT I WAS SWINGING TO THE LEFT” killed me.

[@jenkinsheinrich9009]

Hey there, how are you and where are you watching from?

[@Sheamuscz]

​@@jenkinsheinrich9009creep

[@Frostorm777]

@@jenkinsheinrich9009bro why do you ask people where they’re from? Kinda creepy

[@karinvantubbergh3418]

Love it when the judge tells them not to interrupt her!

[@tiktokyoutube1236]

Me too

[@anon01]

And yet, they keep doing it!

[@sbarmiueenl]

"One version is just more elaborate than the other" 😅🤣😂

[@randihorne8728]

Ugh! That women was disgusting and a liar!

[@kendrahansen1175]

Since her mother did not have the sense to abort her, she should definitely be on a leash.

[@cuddlebug8106]

Stereotypical pitbull owners “ my dog would never do that they’re a lover not a fighter “. “ my baby is the gentlest sweet heart, etc “. Yes pit bulls are very loyal and protective dogs. They can potentially be very good dogs or very bad dogs but I personally believe that breed should not be gave out like hot cakes to inexperienced dog owners. Mexicans for what ever reason love pit bulls and have a stereotype of naming them “ Joker “ and being bad owners.

[@Dark_sideofthemoon]

I can watch judge Judy for hours and still find time to want to watch judge Judy. Lol

[@daltonames5236]

'You've been forewarned ... we're done' - gorgeous!

[@justinquaylepate1358]

It's perfectly clear that Mrs. Rodriguez lying to cover her dog and herself. And what's worse is her husband thinks she didn't do anything wrong. I can also tell that JJ is nervous for the newborn baby girl

[@joannamcpeak7531]

That kid's steady gaze..he knows he's right.

[@jenkinsheinrich9009]

Hello there Joanna, how are you and where are you watching from?

[@darraghgregory1269]

My nanny used to love her, she passed away last month aged 91, she got me into Judge Judy

[@jessicataylor7174]

Sorry to hear about your nanny passing, big hugs from Scotland! 🤗

[@darraghgregory1269]

@@jessicataylor7174 aww thanks, love from Ireland

[@Pumpkin0_0]

I don't know about the other story being "more elaborate" when she downright left out the main event while in court and called it "the less elaborate version". It was the main thing, lady. This case was so obvious that it didn't need a Part 3.

[@p.v.7269]

Yeah it's ridiculous. Her written statement says that the kid came back up to the dog and got bitten when the dog acted to protect the lady, and the verbal explanation she gave was that they both went peacefully on their way and nothing happened and that was it, and then she wants to sit there and say they're both the same story but one is more elaborate??? It's impossible for him to get bitten and also nothing happened to him at the same time.

[@weirdnomad8868]

I absolutely LOVE how Judge Judy is able to sniff out a liar even if they are good-looking and well-mannered. At least she had the decency to be embarrassed about knowing the whole country will see her as a liar. Maybe there's some hope for her.

[@drme66]

I bet her husband is well behaved

[@worrywart1311]

-So nice to see that judge Judy shows no bias and doesn't jump to conclusions. No trace of a kangaroo court with her, lol.

[@JKruger37]

I think more people need to realize that any dog can become aggressive. It just takes less for some breeds than others. It scares me to see some breeds next to human babies.

[@ScarletBrimstone]

Especially when you bring another family member home. The dog's attitude isn't just against one individual, but it becomes a blanket prejudice. "a kid came in and took my spot. I hate all kids now"

[@AkephalosXx]

@@ScarletBrimstone that is not how dogs work :'D If you bring a kid home (in you have a baby) there is work you have to do so the dog doesn't get jealous. You never leave a dog alone with a child because children don't know how to read a dog and might hurt it without knowing they do. The dog will react. Dogs don't become aggressive just because. There is always a reason to it and the reason usually has something to do with the owner (or previous negative events)

[@ScarletBrimstone]

@@AkephalosXx as I stated in another comment, mess with the hierarchy and the dog won't like it. Dogs still function in a pack mentality. If you bring a baby home, the dog has to constantly be reminded that the baby is above them in rank or the dog will choose to act out. Dogs also are known to develop issues with the general demographic that they take issue with. "doesn't like men" ring a bell? One experience is all it takes.

[@MoosFantaSea]

We also need to take into account that some people also falsely accuse other peoples dogs of biting. My neighbour has a Leonberger - giant dog breed, friendliest thing. We live just down the road from a school. Some kids got scared of the dog because it barked at them after they threw rocks at it while it was outside in a FENCED IN YARD, my neighbour scolded them for doing so. Day after, police shows up and says that the dog has to be put down for "mauling a 10 year old". Because barking = mauling now. Some kids and parents are just malicious idiots. Some breeds, like most bully breeds (looking at you, american bully) should just go extinct.

[@Zerogreelynn]

I agree. If it's hard for humans to adjust to a new baby (which it absolutely can be i.e myself as a first time mom and watching all of my cousins have multiple children) then it can be hard for a dog. The difference is, children throw temper tantrums. Adults do too in a sense but usually it showcases in depression, anxiety, irritability etc. Dogs on the other hand, will bite. I have a new son and three dogs. You bet your britches we are SO watchful any time the interact and hyper aware of their body language.

[@charlottewebster4233]

This woman couldn't give a rat's arse and the fact she directed that kid to walk out wide suggests she had some inclination the dog was gonna bark or react. I have dogs that are impeccably well mannered, good natured and trained but when we pass young kids or anyone out and about, they're so used to it they don't even need to be told and automatically keep inside on my left and sit down whilst the person passes. They don't bite, they're not in the least bit aggressive or twitchy but there is nothing worse than a fear of dogs and I would be devastated if any of mine lunged and made someone's fear even worse.

[@bumblebee6817]

Yea exactly I work at a daycare and the amount of times I’ve almost been mauled because pet parents lie or refuse to believe that their dog needs help is astonishing

[@charlottewebster4233]

@@bumblebee6817 I dunno how you put with that shit or how owners think they can just drop them and go - as if it's your problem now.

[@rebeccahicks2392]

And she clearly didn't do a good job with having the kid walk around, given that her dog was still able to reach him afterwards to bite.

[@wowieeitme7714]

Judge Judy was so direct and raw to her about what could happen, it’s tough to hear but it’s the truth- worse case scenario can happen.

[@JAYBOXPOWER1987]

One of my favorite quotes by Judge Judy, "You don't need a good memory to tell the truth."

[@amaracheung2882]

What a low life to lie on a kid

[@Toastrackman]

How gullible.

[@ileanamuntean7338]

Dog nutters are sociopaths, they will blame everyone else to make their dog look good.

[@Toastrackman]

@@ileanamuntean7338 🧙‍♀️ 🧹

[@bakedbeansyy]

Man, that defendant just LOVES hearing herself talk.

[@CutzMcOnions]

defendants should understand that dogs are the "easy mode" of pets. when handling animals, you should be vigilant and remember they could bite anytime. and if they do, as the owner, it's your responsibility. instead this couple are dodging the responsibility and blaming it on the kid that got bit. if you cant handle it, walk the baby or the dog, not both at the same time!

[@jajeered]

AMEN!!

[@grizzly_manbanimation8436]

Agreed. Always the pet owners responsibility.

[@JT5555]

i wouldn't exactly call dogs "easy mode": we're talking about a pretty strong animal with daggers for teeth and a primal instinct to use them (why do you think you give dogs chew toys? one way or another,those fangs are getting into something).XD

[@jajeered]

@@JT5555 I think they established that they can bite. I own monitor lizards and deal with animals that don’t give warnings when they’re about to bite. Dogs on the other hand give warnings, growls, facial expression, body language with ears and tail. They are quite the “easy mode” of pets lol

[@CutzMcOnions]

@@JT5555 yes they are the "easy mode". you can try to hype them up, but they're still the easy mode.

[@joeywomer]

If you're saying your story is elaborate, then that means you're lying.

[@thomascardenas4656]

“Whatever the dogs name is” 😭😭4:37

[@ajalikhanz]

I hate when dog owners think or assume their dog will never bite someone.

[@Blackbeard19891]

I can almost guarantee this girl has never been told she's done anything wrong in her life ever and has always been given everything on a silver platter

[@kingy002]

Pure speculation on your part.

[@alimohmmed9004]

​@@kingy002all the evidence point toward that speculation being correct

[@kingy002]

@@alimohmmed9004 It is still speculation

[@alimohmmed9004]

@@kingy002 based on known facts

[@kingy002]

@@alimohmmed9004 Maybe, but it is still speculation

[@anonymoushuman8443]

Poor kid. I got bit by another person’s dog at the park when I was a kid. It made me fear dogs that barked at you when you walked by.

[@minakshimishra4213]

I respect the judge, the guts that woman has! to be lying after her dog bit a child! And yet the Judge is trying to reason with her! If it were someone impatient they'd make it clear that arguing is not on the table!

[@ScarletBrimstone]

What she said is true. Mess with the hierarchy and the dog won't like it. Dogs like to maintain their positions of status and will fight for it. The defendant was warned.

[@johniii8147]

Wisely so. Some dogs adapt and some don't. A lot of it is how you introduce the child and still pay attention to the dog. It's a whole process I've been through a couple of times and it also just depends on the dog. Some will never adjust other's will become a great sibling.

[@moosehead1183]

Let's hope her child doesn't pay the price for her ignorance.

[@CarolineWolterHall]

@@moosehead1183 I somehow highly doubt it. She’s the kind of person who needs to learn the hard way. They value the dog above their baby.

[@jessfaulkner9494]

@@CarolineWolterHall that's the dangerous part, when a dog is so valued in a family and a baby comes home it still important to socialize the dog to the baby, because if what your saying is true and the dog is so overly loved and treated then even the little necessary actions towards the baby could cause the dog to have jealously issues. Plus even the noises a baby makes can stress a dog out entirely, regardless she needs help learning this

[@moosehead1183]

@@CarolineWolterHall yeh.. I fear for their child

[@Blank_Horizon]

The kid is so cute, adorable and well behaved. All the best wishes for this little boy in his life. I hope one day if I had a kid of my own, he or she would be someone like him 😊.

[@delgirl42]

I hope the little boy is doing ok, I love JJ and I’m glad she could find the truth .

[@benhislop1458]

Judge Judy is right: two different stories, but they both say one thing. This woman is an irresponsible pet owner

[@s_.777]

Blaming a little boy for being bitten by a dog, so many dog owners are like this.

[@sl33pyn4y3]

If you tell the truth you don’t need a great memory. That’s the realest thing she’s ever said. The truth is always embedded in your mind, only lies have to be thought of

[@rosswoolley2854]

What a terrible person to even let it go to court, I would have bent over backwards to compensate and prove i was sorry for what happened to that child and his family!

[@chervang7578]

Yup if your dog bite somebody just own it pay the bills.

[@missymanny8286]

I’ve had a dog once; I found her on the road. Vet said she was about 6yrs old. Whenever I Walked her & someone wanted to pet her, it was fine but when a child came by, she was ok but a bit jealous so I always went across the street & explained that “I’m sorry but I don’t know what she has been through for her first 6yrs so out of precaution, I’d rather just move away.” No one ever got offended & even if they did, it’s MY responsibility.

[@LunnaJannah]

Why would a kid double back wtf. A child and she said she’s respectful to others coz her sister is scared of dogs. Her sister is scared of her dog. Omg don’t let ur dog near ur baby. It is a dangerous dog. They are literally blaming an innocent child just walking down the street….. damn the dog is friendly and judge is right. Once that baby is up and moving it’s going to get its face bitten off. Coz she makes excuses and blames innocent kids coz she can’t control or train her mutt. If my dog did that I’d help the child. U don’t direct and hold back a friendly dog. Maybe when her child gets bitten she can blame her innocent child. Coz let’s face it she’s and her husband are to stubborn and arrogant to blame Themselves. Have some integrity. The kid didn’t look or act like a thug

[@CarolineWolterHall]

Yes! I thought the exact same thing, that her sister is scared of _her_ dog! Plus let’s not forget the second person who was bit! *_Two bites! That dog needs to be put down!_* Unfortunately, just like JJ _forewarned_ their dog is going to ultimately go after the baby, because this couple is clueless on training their dog and now it’s too late!

[@joannamcpeak7531]

That poor baby! Hope it inherited some sense from a grandparent or something.

[@JT5555]

the fuck is with you and this dog? it's the owner's fault so stop throwing insults at the dog like it planed this whole thing from the start.

[@2luvdistrini]

the audacity of a woman to not want to pay the medical bills of a CHILD your dog bit. Disgusting.

[@donmaduro5262]

That girl is never wrong, just ask her husband and she needs to get that whistle fixed when she speaks

[@andreaalarcon8732]

😂😂

[@yatesmsw]

😂😂😂

[@Carrjacked]

I know I can’t stand that

[@Dark_sideofthemoon]

🤣😂🤣

[@bonissoni1989]

That broke me. lfmao

[@marcbrady5898]

Great. I love Judge Judy's skill at analyzing matters to the letter.

[@ashlom8705]

Exactly. Truth always comes out in the end. Good on you Judge Judy. You're a star

[@jasonjackson5696]

Gotta love Judge Judy - she slices right through the BS & finds the truth. I think she is incredibly fair.

[@jayceevee8666]

“If you tell the truth you don’t have to remember anything” - Mark Twain

[@sandiegotrafficlightstrain354]

Does saying "I don't recall" several times count?

[@johnnyreb5345]

"If you tell the truth you don't need a good memory". That's probably the most accurate quote I've ever heard.

[@rayagranum2780]

This case reminds me of an issue we had at the kids playground, this older couple would walk their dogs but would take the leashes off and let them run around, well I went up to them and pointed out the sign at the park that said, dogs must wear leashes , and they put the dogs on the leash and head over to the other end of the park. A few days later they came back and did the same thing, and instead of trying to reason with these people my sister and I left, as we walked back to her car one of the dogs came over to us and started yipping at my niece who was all of 3 at the time. She then ran to get away from the dog and it chased her and she fell and it attacked her, I was right behind them and pulled the dog off of her and took it back to the owner and said "LEASH!" Then my sister picked up her daughter and took her to the car the dog hadn't bit her but had torn her shirt a bit. We called the city and made a complaint, gave them the couples license plate number. We never saw them again.

[@patriciabarajas7925]

Hopefully they learned a lesson.

[@d05wtt]

@@patriciabarajas7925 doubt it. People like that always blame others and always believe their dogs can do no wrong.

[@Puglover130]

Everyone’s the hero of their own story 🙄

[@rayagranum2780]

@Kimberly Woodbury well yeah but this was 12 or 13 years ago, if the people are even still alive I don't think the dogs are.

[@CrustyUgg]

So was your niece attacked or not? You said the dog attacked her but then you said the dog didn't bite her. Which is it? This is the kind of dumb shit judge Judy deals with. "GET YOUR STORY STRAIGHT MADAME" - JJ

[@friendlypiranha774]

Judge Judy is right. I know someone who was scalped by the family dog when he was still a baby. It happened so fast his mother couldn't even stop it. The guy had his scalp stitched back on, but will carry the scars for the rest of his life.

[@CarolineWolterHall]

That’s awful 😢

[@friendlypiranha774]

@@CarolineWolterHall- I know it's awful, that's why Judge Judy warned her. When the family pet feels it's place in the hierarchy is being threatened, anything can happen. I have even come across a cat that was jealous of a new baby. Baby's parents realized immediately and cat got a new home. PS: My friend who was scalped is fine and 50 years older now. Just wears his hair a bit longer to cover the scars. Best wishes to you and take care.

[@CarolineWolterHall]

@@friendlypiranha774 Oh my gosh thank you for sharing. I’m glad to know that person is all right, and all the intelligence and insights of normal people. My mother would never allow cats and I believed my mom who wasn’t prone to telling tales. This was back during WWII, and cats were known to suffocate babies by apparently trying to get at milk in their mouths. Gruesome I know. Best regards to you too sweetie. ❤️🇨🇦 🥰

[@elaine462]

So true about the dog. She should not let that dog near her baby, just like JJ said.

[@jenkinsheinrich9009]

Hello there Elaine, how are you?

[@LunnaJannah]

Poor kid. He wasn’t lying… the kid scared the dog to protect them. Muzzle ur mutt u wouldn’t have to hold a dog back and direct someone like a boss if ur dog was friendly… the way the child explained how the dog bit him was spot on. Going around the back of its owner when he was passing them is exactly how an untrained annoying little dog acts. Their not protection dogs. Their full of anxiety, trained and cared for unfit owners who have no idea how to train an animal

[@CarolineWolterHall]

Cessca - Couldn’t have said that better myself!

[@wendygibson4781]

That boy looked the judge straight in the eye when he spoke to her and did not waiver. He was totally telling the truth!

[@CarolineWolterHall]

@Wendy Gibson Yes! Tell that to Ann and the other 3 psycho women here calling this boy a liar, trying to mess with my book's KZbin Channel, calling me stupid yada, yada here. *_WHY do these inane fringe insurgents always feel the need to insult, profane, and generally try to wreck the sweet conversation we've all been having here?_* Are these yokums just really unhappy people?

[@MinorKey135]

@@CarolineWolterHall It’s sad to say, but probably

[@CarolineWolterHall]

@@MinorKey135 Thanks.

[@domjay]

A pit-bull bit me when I was 8 and I was never able to shake the post trauma. I hope the kid is ok, not just physically.

[@jenniferneal8457]

I’m sorry that happened to you that’s horrible , I had a pit bull come running at me ready to jump on me ,not on a leash late at night with no one around- when he was 5 feet from I froze and screamed a blood curdling scream right then a man came out from a motor home and called the dog . The dog retreated but I swear to god the damage was done (a little bit ) I’ve never been so afraid in that moment and was angry at that man for being so irresponsible. So when I read your comment I flashed back to that moment only you got bitten . And My heart goes out to . Doesn’t seem like a big deal right a dog bite but when it’s happening with a large dog it is scaaaary

[@cindy8966]

I actually know him, he owns a cute dog and is doing great!

[@LetJesusTouchUrLife]

Judge Judy is fantastic at what she does. And Sammy, you're such a handsome and polite little boy. I am glad it worked out in your favor.

[@nairobae]

Dog owners like that annoy me bc I bet you she knew the dog might bite the child. She felt it and she didnt wanna move so she let the child just risk getting by.

[@MikeWalls7829]

I hope she realises the seriousness of what Judy saying, she could end up in jail for negligent homicide, get your dog in order ffs!

[@doreck07]

What I love about Judy is her reliance on logic and not emotion.

[@dolam]

I have known people like the defendants all my life. They think they are always right and they are not open to any criticism or even helpful advice. I agree with Judge Judy 100%. That dog can turn on a dime and bite that child. Just because it hasn’t been yet does not mean it won’t in the future.

[@LauraMartinez-nd4lr]

Regardless her dog bit the boy, she needs to be responsible for what her dog does.

[@OGSneakerhead954]

I love how Judge Judy can see through everyone’s bullshit. It’s truly a gift.

[@amandamerklinger]

JJ is just the best when she schools idiots 😂

[@osawagedk]

"I have a picture of the dog and the baby together." Good, you have a before picture. Hopefully there wont be an after.

[@rebeccahicks2392]

If your dog thinks that a random person on the sidewalk needs to be bitten to protect its owner, the dog needs to be walked with a muzzle on.

[@way-ht1yu]

The child is so cute

[@CarolineWolterHall]

Yeah he’s a sweetheart. I feel bad the poor thing had to begin rabies shots. They hurt. How awful. What a frightful disturbing couple the defendants are. *_The dog wasn’t defending her!_* JJ knew that as well. They have an anxious dog, because they’re too busy decorating and doing useless crap and not giving the animal the attention and training it needs. Once he bites their own baby, what a different tune they’ll be singing!

[@aliamjon4423]

Yes, adorable

[@niceboi6364]

He even has better manners than most of the adults in the courtroom. How endearing! If I ever raised a child I'd like him/her to be just like Sammy.

[@owenedwards118]

Yeah his parents did a good job.

[@johniii8147]

I've adopted her line "we're done" when i hear bullshist.

[@airraverstaz]

I hope you use that from an unassailable position of correctness, because if you just throw it out there when you disagree with someone you'll come across as the absolute biggest of asses.

[@alecaquino4306]

I've lived with dogs and cats my whole life and have tremendous affection for them both. But just because I love them doesn't mean I will turn a blind eye to any potentially dangerous behavior displayed around other individuals. This is especially true for when children are involved.

[@john.jai.sullivan]

She gotta be deranged. “It’s the same story just one is more elaborate”…..you a whole liar 😆😂🤣

[@TheBreeatdisney8]

I love how Judge Judy put that girl in her place. Especially when she mentioned you be careful with that baby. She made herself look bad. That girl was definitely in the wrong by redirecting the boy when she’s the one that should of crossed the street.