Her dog literally slipped its collar and ran at them to attack and she argues that maybe had he sat at a further table (which he had no obligation to do) the attack wouldn't have occurred? She's delusional.
She seemed to have a lot of excuses and minimizing her responsibility. At first when she stated that she used to work there, it sounded like she was trying to say she had priority. Who cares lady. Your dog attacked his dogs, pay the vet bills.
Doesn’t she think that he really should have taken his dogs to the back? Sudden movements are often not good either. Also, she couldn’t control the dog anyway does she not think the dog would have been thinking; “oh, 5 tables are too far for me to run to” and just stop? Just trying to avoid responsibility on this one. 😂
@@saralc9 people keep saying that, but I don’t believe it because why do they get so defensive if they don’t have to pay why do they even bother to argue and have temper tantrums if they know that they don’t have to pay And someone else on another video said that they are paid $500 to appear on the show and whatever the judgment is gets taken out of that $500 so she is going to have to pay something
@@payableondeath9091 I love them but I definitely couldn't own one they are high energy and those magic dogs can escape out of anything lol I've always been a sucker for the blue eyes though those blue eyed huskies are just gorgeous I have a Himalayan cat With a blue eyes I just love them
@@alyssahamlett I am a cat person too👍I owned many dogs growing up; the breed that stands out is when I used to have a Husky. Yes,their eyes are amazing and he would motivate me so much with his energy but most of all I miss brushing his thick hair😆edit:I had to move to a smaller place so to be fair I found him a bigger home 🏠 So now he is with another female Husky, they are like that Lady and the Tramp movie happily ever after🙏
I been in restaurants that don't say dog friendly and people bring them in. Keep your dogs out of restaurants, you don't need to bring them with you every where unless it's a service dog they are more then a pet.
This. I worked in restaurants for years and I always dreaded having to tell people to leave because they insisted on bringing in their misbehaving, barking, growling little ankle-biter of a dog. And inevitably they’d insist it was a service dog or “emotional support animal” and therefore they should be allowed to bring it in. Sometimes they’d produce those bogus “certificates” that their dog is a service dog (there’s no such certificate or license in the US). They always threw the biggest fit when I’d recite the law to them, which includes that if the supposed service dog is a distraction or is poorly behaved, a restaurant (or any business) has every right to ask you to leave. It’s to protect the business, the people there, but also to protect legit service dogs. So they don’t get attacked by these unruly fake ones.
I sometimes let my dog lick my plate. But only when I'm done eating and place it on the kitchen floor for her. I get a little grossed out too when I see the "Sharing is Caring" with a dog.
When I was in my 20s I'd take my bosses dog 🐕 out all the time,at the time I didn't have one of my own so it was a great way for everyone to get the enjoyment of a dog. And my boss was older and appreciated that I exercised his dog. There were never any issues. Also after that I got my own dog,I'd take them both out to the dog park. Eventually my boss's dog passed away. Then my other buddies got dog's as well, we'd regularly take all of our dogs to the lake ,camping etc. There was four dogs all together. Sometimes when the buddies couldn't make it due to work,I'd take all four dogs to the dog park ,mine was a mix,the others were all pit bulls, never had any issues with other dogs.and I'd let them run loose all of the time.
The number of people that brings their vicious animal out to the public is scary. In dog attack victim groups, being a victim myself, and the number of times bring out dog aggressive dogs to dog friendly places to 'socialize' them is insane.
@@cypherknot we had a dog that repeatedly attacked. It attacked my husband and mauled his arm and hand (and his hands are gold to our family bc he's a high end tile setter.), but my leg once, asserted dominance toward me repeatedly and would run in circles around me intimidating me and acting vicious and I couldn't move, bit my son's lip off over a fruit snacks he dropped (he was 3), attacked my cat, and bit several men friends of my hubby that came over on legs and/or feet THROUGH the shoes. I repeatedly tried to get rid of the dog and was repeatedly BASHED and trash talked and told what a piece of shit I was for trying to get rid of him or have him put down. Even though I was doing it because I felt it was necessary because I think he was inbred and we were lied to and he had mental problems. And even though regardless of all that, putting him down would break my heart because of course he had great moments, too. But I could not believe the amount of ridicule I got and how many people would NOT help me!!!!
@@taylorbrickman3872 . Your dog mauled your husband arm and hand and you kept him ? He bite you and you kept him ? So you gived him the chance to bite your 3 year old in the face . You blame that "many People could NOT help you" . Afther the first bite you should have gone to the veterinarian to put him to sleep . Do not blame others For your negligence .
I've owned 10 dogs throughout my life. I've had one dog that I wouldn't dare bring in public. It was a cocker spaniel and it was the most over protective dog. The fact she knows her dog is protective is the problem here.
He should've asked for the cost of the urgent care for his finger as well. She was completely liable here; I can't believe that even at the end she was still saying that he shared responsibility. No. Control your dog.
That’s not true. Doesn’t matter what he did to break up a dog attack. It goes with the nexus of if she had controlled her dog, his finger nor his dog would’ve got bit. That’s the law.
I had a yorkie I could take anywhere, he was such a quiet, placid little guy. I miss him so much. I now have a maltese: 8 pounds of fierceness. I could never take her to a dog friendly restaurant. She's not a threat--she just wouldn't stop barking at the other dogs.
I have a large (110 pound) dog who loves me, but HATES anybody else. She doesn't go out of her way to chase or bite people. but if they come into her personal bubble, she'll snap and bite. I know this, and as a result, I do not take her to public parks. I don't take her to stores. I walk her alone. The vet I take her t is aware of her aggressive nature. If she bit someone, it would have been something preventable. That said, if they wander over and try to pet her while I'm pulling her away and screaming 'do not touch she is not friendly' and they get bit, that's on them. =| She even has a collar that says 'Do Not Pet, Not Friendly' because apparently, me saying that outloud isn't enough.
You simply have to make a leash correction (tug and release) saying a firm "NO" to her. Make sure the collar is high up on the neck (like you see at a dog show). Keep her close to you on a short leash (not a flex o leash). Just type "Cesar Millan Dog Whisperer" and you'll see a free tutorial of this. Your Maltie will stop barking immediately. 🦮😃
I'm begging you to watch Cesar Milan The Dog Whisperer. Just type it online for free lessons to solve the problem. Your dog doesn't see you as an authority figure but as her submissive human who feeds her, shelters her, loves her but doesn't discipline her. You have the power over her as she will not go after you so it's going to be an easy fix and a cathartic high when you accomplish it. The videos will show you how to socialize her with other dogs and it's mind blowing high to see your dog play with other dogs off leash. @@TheSylvirr
@@MusicTennis I don't use collars because these small dogs often have trachea issues, and will choke. I use a harness, and the leash clips onto a loop on her back.
Okay but when she barks you must disagree by touching her (doesn't have to be a poke or even hard) just get her attention (eye contact with you) and say NO. I guarantee it will work😀@@Loruca
Dog friendly means the staff are dog friendly, not that other dogs are dog friendly. Ppl need to stop trying to force dogs to be "more" social than they really are. Dog owners, there is no pressure if your dog cannot be in every social space. Give them space and the therapy they need to recover from trauma
@@payableondeath9091 then leave it at home..at the end of the day it's a wild animal with primal instincts, and being around a bunch of food or other people and dogs cans always go bad quick.
@@payableondeath9091 home would be a better place than a resturant- people can be allergic to dogs and have a right not to be exposed. A dog friendly place is different, but a regular place shouldn't have to deal with a dog running around making people sick.
A dog fight at a "dog friendly restaurant" wow what a surprise. Remember the old days when a dog friendly restaurant meant a backyard BBQ and only the homeowner's dog was there.
"It's not that he doesn't like other dogs, he doesn't like erratic dogs that go up to him." So he's fine as long as other dog owners don't let their dogs get near him. Does that sound like a narcissistic excuse?
PET FRIENDLY RESTAURANT??? That's disgusting, I'm sick and tired of people taking their dogs to grocery stores restaurants, public transportation etc etc etc!!!!!
They are and truly unique when they meet someone new. They use their powerful nose to sniff you (like other dogs) except Huskies take an incredibly long time (5- 10 minutes) sniffing every part of your body including putting their nose right up to your chest to check out your heart. I train dogs and upon meeting a Huskie I don't give it eye contact, I just sit down and let it do the sniffing ritual in silence. It's a mind blower. 😃🦮
Stupid dog + stupid handler = disaster waiting to happen. Boxers are the dumbest. Hand one to some idiot that doesn’t understand living in society. This happens. 🤦🏼♀️
The Defendant is proof of how this generation takes no accountability for their actions. At the end, when this young lady said she didn't think she was fully at fault- WRONG. Own up to your mistakes and quit putting your actions on everyone around you. He could've sat at the table right next to her if he wanted to- the fact of the matter is- her dog attacked.
In response to 12:25 - actually, today, if you don't pay extra for online storage, the memory card auto-records over itself once the card is full. And the online storage does likewise, depending which package you paid for (24-hour storage, 7-day storage, 30-day storage, etc). So in this day and age, with internet storage, the video can and usually will eventually auto-records over itself
I can think of few things more disgusting than being in a restaurant and someone brings a dog into the restaurant. Just because someone loves their dog, they should never assume that everyone else loves their animal as well.
I think it's gross too, but it was a dog friendly restaurant, so it's expected that people will bring their dogs to that particular restaurant. I would simply not go to that type of restaurant.
@@katalina1699 it’s a racist term to refer to people of color. This asshole is being a racist troll, just don’t interact with him because that’s exactly what he wants
You should not go to Belgium, Germany, Austria and other European countries then! Dogs are allowed everywhere! Especially at restaurants and cafes close to parks you will certainly see dogs! As for that being disgusting for you, it's your problem! What is disgusting with a well behaved dog sitting in a restaurant?
I just don't understand people taking their dogs to a restaurant. (even a "dog friendly restaurant") Do you eat at home with your dogs? Do they sit at the table with you? Do the dogs enjoy the experience? How can you tell? I think some of these dogs need emotional support humans instead of these humans need emotional support dogs. We have a pitbull that is the sweetest girl in the world, but I would never take her to a public place and put her her in danger....
You really think only young people today think like that ? That's like old folks claiming that everything in the 1950s was perfect and that there was no crimes, no lying, no cheating, no wars, etc.
So he should have moved tables, but she doesn't feel like she should NOT take a dog she cant' control, that doesn't get along with other dogs into a public dog space? Accept FREAK'N RESPONSIBLITY for your dog!!! These are the WORST people to be in charge of dogs!!!!!!!!!
We have huskies that are friendly and we have been attacked multiple times from 3 small mix dogs to 2 big Sheppards everytime at a dog park or dog friendly places. Owners know when their dog should not be around others dogs. We would rather they say "my dogs are not friendly" so we can get away from them than be anywhere near questionable owners.
or maybe don't take a dog that you can't control to a public place - regardless if it's dog friendly or not. boxers are weird anyway (no offense to boxer owners - just been my experience with every single one i've ever met)
Defendant was very ignorant and incompetent in arguing her side. She admitted full fault and stated she should pay. She had to get help from the judge for her defense. She finally said something after the trial was done and over. She could have easily won if she defended herself and put the blame on the plaintiff- she did the opposite . Remember - if your at a trial , and something comes up to blame you, don’t affirm it and blame yourself more. Try ti argue against it, and say something that puts the blame on the other party. People become experienced in these trials and become experts in articulation and rhetoric and can make the other party look blameworthy quite well.
So basically you are saying she should have lied? Both sides told their stories, she tried and failed to sensationalize her side of it while also claiming she is not responsible. Plaintiff just stated the facts, she had no leg to stand on, so weather she lied or not he had more physical evidence to win case.
@@billmoran3219 No . Always speak the truth. She could have said - “ I was there with my dog first minding my own business , then he came in with his dogs and brought them near my dogs. I tried to restrain my dogs, but his dogs provoked my dog too much and he broke out his collar. His dogs were twice the size of my dog, theb his dogs went near me my dog was defending me, and I tried my best to restrain him. The irresponsible plaintiff failed too leash his dogs close to him, but kept the leash extended till his dogs jumped on me. “ etc etc. It’s a matter of talk and argumentation. Some lawyers are good at articulation and they can fool the best of judges .
@@southernzen365 Hi. Don’t lie. Just don’t answer the question , and state some other true statement that benefits your side. People make their judgments through their minds. Try to make their minds think favorably for your side . Otherwise don’t defend and be a defendant. Just pay everything.
It's soooo convenient for the ex or boyfriend or husband to not show up in court and let their females do all the dirty work. How typical. 🙄I wouldn't put up with it.
You never get near their mouths! You stand behind the dog & holding their legs upward you walk backwards. 1 person behind each dog, to pull them apart safely. Pass this along to anyone who may not know.
Defendant had made so many poor choices? She brings a dog the has the potential to bit "When Scared"? Then she adds, and it has before? Her grabbing the dog, pulling it it tight, probably set off its' protection mode to protect her?
Hmmm....Restaraunt is dog friendly... But how many *dogs* are *restaraunt* friendly? (genuine question) Service dogs aside because they are trained to not focus on anything but their owner. And yes, I know that it's not the behavior of the dog, it's the owner. That's actually more what my question means: How many PEOPLE actually make sure their DOG is safe in a public place like this? Like, imagine it was a small breed that got bit and not a person's finger...There could've been worse damage and an animal could've DIED during a mauling. Plantiff does have some gorgeous dogs. ;o I have a bias toward the fluffier breeds, but am honestly a cat person above all. :P
All that the dog is shy and the dog doesn't like this and that... Judge Judy would've shut that down.. She would say aht aht I don't wanna hear that.. It's a dog you don't know about if it's shy or not
I don't like people's defense being "is a postscript dog." If you know it's protective, then you need to train it to only "protect" you when either you tell it to or you're on your own property! Being protective doesn't count when the dog gets loose and attacks another dog away from its owner.
Its a good thing that the defendant's boyfriend is not there in the courtroom. I'm sure Judge would have some questions for him. Like what happened to the security footage when he worked at the location. She has a boyfriend and an "emotional support" buddy. Is that a thing now?
Animal owners are always the negligent ones in situations such as this. It bothers me that folks decide to own these dogs, but cannot take the proper care and control of them. If it were up to me many people wouldn't be allowed to own them.
I would love to have a dog but I've had cats my whole life and I just know that unless I get some training I wouldn't be the best dog owner because I'm too soft I won't be firm enough with a dog and You just cannot do that with every dog. I very much agree with you on this one there are a lot of irresponsible pet owners
And in this case, That dog who belongs to her boyfriend was too much for her to be hanging out where other dogs could come in contact with them. She also said that the dog had been attacked before and it was real nervous.🤷
First of all, do not ever take a dog aggressive canine anywhere where other dogs would be close range. Also, you have to be completely alert to your dogs movements and gestures, all while holding BY the collar, not a leash. A particularly strong dog may also need to be straddled. A prong collar is sometimes a must.
Dog parks, shared dog spaces will always have attacks. I tried to introduce 2 dogs i knew very well with 0 previous aggression. One just went nuts and almost killed the other. Dogs are unpredictable
She doesn't trust the dog who is nervous like her. Sadly all she and her ex needed to watch was a 10 minute FREE online tutorial "correcting the nervous energy".
I don’t understand if they know the dog is skittish of other dogs or whatever regardless if the place was empty at the time you know it’s a dog friendly-laced other dogs could show up…the defendants dog should have never been there. It’s not his fault she couldn’t control the dog
I find it totally unhygienic to see a dog in a supermarket and especially in a restaurant, and I certainly would not remain in the restaurant if they sat a dog next to me, first of all they smell, and secondly, I don't know its character and I am certainly not going to take any risks...
She has not acknowledged her responsibility, nor that her dog is dangerous. She said it was a bulldog, but we never saw a photo, I'm wondering if it wasn't in reality a Pitbull, either way it should not be taken out into public without a muzzle...
6:08 His dog didn't do anything to you or your dog.This is on you and your dog.You should have known better than to take him out in public.If he's shy and skittish . They Audacity of some people. She is ridiculous.
Most dogs are perfectly ok. They aren't any problem to you so why shouldn't owners take their dogs out and give dog good socialisation and relationships. Problem is the owners that don't train their dogs to be social etc.
Why on earth is her ex at fault for this. She lost control of the dog why is he liable what do ever. This is the first case the owner of the dog and not the person who has it has been found liable in the people's court from what I can recall
ex was a turd for not paying, especially knowing the dog. they both should have made sure it was handled - but 'hey, who gives a sh*t about people and their loved ones, amirite'?
Lol 😂 this girls logic tickled me. Girl he doesn’t have to sit somewhere else because you can’t control your dog.
Her dog literally slipped its collar and ran at them to attack and she argues that maybe had he sat at a further table (which he had no obligation to do) the attack wouldn't have occurred? She's delusional.
She seemed to have a lot of excuses and minimizing her responsibility. At first when she stated that she used to work there, it sounded like she was trying to say she had priority. Who cares lady. Your dog attacked his dogs, pay the vet bills.
She sounds like an abusive husband who beats its wife.....if only you had done this, I wouldn't have to hit you. 🤮
Doesn’t she think that he really should have taken his dogs to the back? Sudden movements are often not good either. Also, she couldn’t control the dog anyway does she not think the dog would have been thinking; “oh, 5 tables are too far for me to run to” and just stop? Just trying to avoid responsibility on this one. 😂
The modern woman ladies and gentlemen
Sad she still thinks the defendant is responsible.
The fact that the dog didn’t just run after the dog but BROKE out of his leash to attack a dog is ridiculous.
Like how defendants story just grows and grows, never accepting responsibility... pay the man lady!
Sadly she doesnt have to pay, the shows does
@@saralc9 people keep saying that, but I don’t believe it because why do they get so defensive if they don’t have to pay why do they even bother to argue and have temper tantrums if they know that they don’t have to pay
And someone else on another video said that they are paid $500 to appear on the show and whatever the judgment is gets taken out of that $500 so she is going to have to pay something
Those are some beautiful huskies shiba is the prettiest husky I've ever seen, This defendant is in the wrong 10000 different ways
Husky is one of my favorite breeds
@@payableondeath9091 I love them but I definitely couldn't own one they are high energy and those magic dogs can escape out of anything lol I've always been a sucker for the blue eyes though those blue eyed huskies are just gorgeous I have a Himalayan cat With a blue eyes I just love them
@@alyssahamlett I am a cat person too👍I owned many dogs growing up; the breed that stands out is when I used to have a Husky. Yes,their eyes are amazing and he would motivate me so much with his energy but most of all I miss brushing his thick hair😆edit:I had to move to a smaller place so to be fair I found him a bigger home 🏠 So now
he is with another female Husky, they are like that Lady and the Tramp movie happily ever after🙏
I count 10,003.
Huskies are beautiful, but SO whiny.
She’s seemed to be under the impression that her lack of control over her dog should be managed by everyone else.
I been in restaurants that don't say dog friendly and people bring them in. Keep your dogs out of restaurants, you don't need to bring them with you every where unless it's a service dog they are more then a pet.
Thank you for that. 100% everyone doesn't like your animals like you do. Keep them to yourselves
This. I worked in restaurants for years and I always dreaded having to tell people to leave because they insisted on bringing in their misbehaving, barking, growling little ankle-biter of a dog.
And inevitably they’d insist it was a service dog or “emotional support animal” and therefore they should be allowed to bring it in.
Sometimes they’d produce those bogus “certificates” that their dog is a service dog (there’s no such certificate or license in the US).
They always threw the biggest fit when I’d recite the law to them, which includes that if the supposed service dog is a distraction or is poorly behaved, a restaurant (or any business) has every right to ask you to leave.
It’s to protect the business, the people there, but also to protect legit service dogs. So they don’t get attacked by these unruly fake ones.
@@Annie_Annie__ sorry to hear that. People are a trip. Very disappointing
Bringing dogs places is good for them & good for their socialization. However, a restaurant is a bit much.
@@Annie_Annie__ Wow, thank you for knowing the law!!! The true Service dog community appreciates workers like u, bc this protects us!!! 💕
Even as a dog owner, Douglas’ expression around 6:00 when the defendant was saying how the plaintiff’s dogs licked from his plate was so me 🙃💀
😂😩😂
I sometimes let my dog lick my plate. But only when I'm done eating and place it on the kitchen floor for her. I get a little grossed out too when I see the "Sharing is Caring" with a dog.
Saaaame 🤢😒
Douglas reaction @5:57 when the defendant says how the dogs was licking off his plate.😅😂😆🤣
I was looking for this comment!! 😂
LOL! He was disgusted! As he should because thats gross.
Note to self: Do not take other peoples dogs out to public places ✍🏾
Or just keep them under control.
Just leave them at home, what do you think doggie bags are for!
@@billmoran3219 I much prefer your idea! Thank you, Bill. 👏👍👍
😂🤣😂 True lol
When I was in my 20s I'd take my bosses dog 🐕 out all the time,at the time I didn't have one of my own so it was a great way for everyone to get the enjoyment of a dog. And my boss was older and appreciated that I exercised his dog. There were never any issues. Also after that I got my own dog,I'd take them both out to the dog park. Eventually my boss's dog passed away. Then my other buddies got dog's as well, we'd regularly take all of our dogs to the lake ,camping etc. There was four dogs all together. Sometimes when the buddies couldn't make it due to work,I'd take all four dogs to the dog park ,mine was a mix,the others were all pit bulls, never had any issues with other dogs.and I'd let them run loose all of the time.
This restaurant sounds like my nightmares. I can't imagine. lol.
The number of people that brings their vicious animal out to the public is scary. In dog attack victim groups, being a victim myself, and the number of times bring out dog aggressive dogs to dog friendly places to 'socialize' them is insane.
Most dog owners are ignorant, and or in denial regarding their dog's behaviors. They don't know how, or choose not to train or discipline.
@@cypherknot we had a dog that repeatedly attacked. It attacked my husband and mauled his arm and hand (and his hands are gold to our family bc he's a high end tile setter.), but my leg once, asserted dominance toward me repeatedly and would run in circles around me intimidating me and acting vicious and I couldn't move, bit my son's lip off over a fruit snacks he dropped (he was 3), attacked my cat, and bit several men friends of my hubby that came over on legs and/or feet THROUGH the shoes. I repeatedly tried to get rid of the dog and was repeatedly BASHED and trash talked and told what a piece of shit I was for trying to get rid of him or have him put down. Even though I was doing it because I felt it was necessary because I think he was inbred and we were lied to and he had mental problems. And even though regardless of all that, putting him down would break my heart because of course he had great moments, too. But I could not believe the amount of ridicule I got and how many people would NOT help me!!!!
Totally agree
@@taylorbrickman3872 . Your dog mauled your husband arm and hand and you kept him ? He bite you and you kept him ? So you gived him the chance to bite your 3 year old in the face . You blame that "many People could NOT help you" . Afther the first bite you should have gone to the veterinarian to put him to sleep . Do not blame others For your negligence .
I've owned 10 dogs throughout my life. I've had one dog that I wouldn't dare bring in public. It was a cocker spaniel and it was the most over protective dog. The fact she knows her dog is protective is the problem here.
He should've asked for the cost of the urgent care for his finger as well. She was completely liable here; I can't believe that even at the end she was still saying that he shared responsibility. No. Control your dog.
I don't think she is responsible for his finger because he is the one who decided to put his hand in the dogs mouth.
That’s not true. Doesn’t matter what he did to break up a dog attack. It goes with the nexus of if she had controlled her dog, his finger nor his dog would’ve got bit. That’s the law.
@@KeishondraMusic the legal standard would be “but if not for…” making her responsible. Because if not for the dog attack he wouldn’t have been bit.
I love this show. Sadly, it is a constant reminder how ignorant people are and the sheer stupidity they display that freely on TV
Just be grateful it's not you
Bad idea to have various dogs in a communal place such as a restaurant.
exactly, unless of course they're part of the staff
How she could pit any blame on him is mind blowing!! But that's the sign of the times! Always the victim!! Noone takes responsibility anymore
Not just that... the entitlement of baby Karen's who are more commonly known as Emily's
Her blinking goes haywire when she lies.
People have anxiety and tics. Doesn't mean she isn't telling the truth.
She’s been blinking the whole case. It could be something she can’t control. Stop judging ppl. Frl.
It’s probably from stress. She’s on tv and that would be stressful for anyone.
Also could be all the lights, my eyes get sensitive to lights at times causing me to blink a lot
This was like a hardcore SVU episode with someone deleting the video tape. 😂😂😂
Another case of a bad dog owner...blink all you like but pay the man!
I had a yorkie I could take anywhere, he was such a quiet, placid little guy. I miss him so much. I now have a maltese: 8 pounds of fierceness. I could never take her to a dog friendly restaurant. She's not a threat--she just wouldn't stop barking at the other dogs.
I have a large (110 pound) dog who loves me, but HATES anybody else. She doesn't go out of her way to chase or bite people. but if they come into her personal bubble, she'll snap and bite. I know this, and as a result, I do not take her to public parks. I don't take her to stores. I walk her alone. The vet I take her t is aware of her aggressive nature. If she bit someone, it would have been something preventable. That said, if they wander over and try to pet her while I'm pulling her away and screaming 'do not touch she is not friendly' and they get bit, that's on them. =| She even has a collar that says 'Do Not Pet, Not Friendly' because apparently, me saying that outloud isn't enough.
You simply have to make a leash correction (tug and release) saying a firm "NO" to her. Make sure the collar is high up on the neck (like you see at a dog show). Keep her close to you on a short leash (not a flex o leash). Just type "Cesar Millan Dog Whisperer" and you'll see a free tutorial of this. Your Maltie will stop barking immediately. 🦮😃
I'm begging you to watch Cesar Milan The Dog Whisperer. Just type it online for free lessons to solve the problem. Your dog doesn't see you as an authority figure but as her submissive human who feeds her, shelters her, loves her but doesn't discipline her. You have the power over her as she will not go after you so it's going to be an easy fix and a cathartic high when you accomplish it. The videos will show you how to socialize her with other dogs and it's mind blowing high to see your dog play with other dogs off leash. @@TheSylvirr
@@MusicTennis I don't use collars because these small dogs often have trachea issues, and will choke. I use a harness, and the leash clips onto a loop on her back.
Okay but when she barks you must disagree by touching her (doesn't have to be a poke or even hard) just get her attention (eye contact with you) and say NO. I guarantee it will work😀@@Loruca
5:57 - Douglas' face when she said the dogs lick from his plate. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dog friendly means the staff are dog friendly, not that other dogs are dog friendly. Ppl need to stop trying to force dogs to be "more" social than they really are. Dog owners, there is no pressure if your dog cannot be in every social space. Give them space and the therapy they need to recover from trauma
Left out of the testimony is the reason why the defendant and her ex broke up. Judge Milian should have pressed her on the details.
Plaintiff was really nice for getting screwed over
If it's not a service dog, keep your dog at home!!!! Dogs don't belong in restaurants.
I used to go to this coffee shop with my dog after an early hike since they had an outdoor veranda; it's really all about situational awareness🤷
Even service dogs don't belong in restaurants- keep them at home or in the car, not around food.
@@GardenerEarthGuy where I live it's too hot for them to be in a car and actually don't recommend leaving any pets in a car ever
@@payableondeath9091 then leave it at home..at the end of the day it's a wild animal with primal instincts, and being around a bunch of food or other people and dogs cans always go bad quick.
@@payableondeath9091 home would be a better place than a resturant- people can be allergic to dogs and have a right not to be exposed.
A dog friendly place is different, but a regular place shouldn't have to deal with a dog running around making people sick.
A dog fight at a "dog friendly restaurant" wow what a surprise. Remember the old days when a dog friendly restaurant meant a backyard BBQ and only the homeowner's dog was there.
The face Douglas made when she said the dogs were licking the guy's plate. 😆
I sided with the plaintiff as soon as she said, “moral support”.
"It's not that he doesn't like other dogs, he doesn't like erratic dogs that go up to him." So he's fine as long as other dog owners don't let their dogs get near him. Does that sound like a narcissistic excuse?
Really and her last defense was the dog isn’t mine and boyfriend and I no longer see each other.
PET FRIENDLY RESTAURANT???
That's disgusting, I'm sick and tired of people taking their dogs to grocery stores restaurants, public transportation etc etc etc!!!!!
Well, you don’t have to make out with the dogs. How is that disgusting? 😂
My Service Dog goes everywhere with me.
Smarter,cleaner, and more polite than most people.
This must be so shocking. You're gonna be shocked to know that dogs are also welcome in some hotels, airplanes, stores. You poor thing
@@LL-ku8cr you mental
You can go to another store, another restaurant, get a car ect ect ect
so YOUR dog got out of his collar. So its YOUR fault. simple.
Dogs in a restaurant, sounds like a great idea 🙄
It's disgusting
Judge said that the lady "weighs 100 lbs. soaking wet". Nahhhhhh, she's an easy 140.
12:00 the way her eyes lit up lmao!!
Off topic his dogs are beautiful 😍
They are and truly unique when they meet someone new. They use their powerful nose to sniff you (like other dogs) except Huskies take an incredibly long time (5- 10 minutes) sniffing every part of your body including putting their nose right up to your chest to check out your heart. I train dogs and upon meeting a Huskie I don't give it eye contact, I just sit down and let it do the sniffing ritual in silence. It's a mind blower. 😃🦮
Stupid dog + stupid handler = disaster waiting to happen. Boxers are the dumbest. Hand one to some idiot that doesn’t understand living in society. This happens. 🤦🏼♀️
The Defendant is proof of how this generation takes no accountability for their actions. At the end, when this young lady said she didn't think she was fully at fault- WRONG. Own up to your mistakes and quit putting your actions on everyone around you. He could've sat at the table right next to her if he wanted to- the fact of the matter is- her dog attacked.
Every generation says that about the one after it. 🙄
In response to 12:25 - actually, today, if you don't pay extra for online storage, the memory card auto-records over itself once the card is full. And the online storage does likewise, depending which package you paid for (24-hour storage, 7-day storage, 30-day storage, etc). So in this day and age, with internet storage, the video can and usually will eventually auto-records over itself
She put homie into the friend zone right off the get on front street
If you lose control of your dog, and it causes damage or injury, then it is your fault, and you are responsible.
I can think of few things more disgusting than being in a restaurant and someone brings a dog into the restaurant. Just because someone loves their dog, they should never assume that everyone else loves their animal as well.
@@decentamerican7156 What ? is a spook
From the description they were outside on a patio.
I think it's gross too, but it was a dog friendly restaurant, so it's expected that people will bring their dogs to that particular restaurant. I would simply not go to that type of restaurant.
@@katalina1699 it’s a racist term to refer to people of color. This asshole is being a racist troll, just don’t interact with him because that’s exactly what he wants
You should not go to Belgium, Germany, Austria and other European countries then! Dogs are allowed everywhere! Especially at restaurants and cafes close to parks you will certainly see dogs! As for that being disgusting for you, it's your problem! What is disgusting with a well behaved dog sitting in a restaurant?
5:59 Douglas’ face! 😂
This girl is young.....It's someone else's fault!! Take responsibility chickie.
Old people do it to, it’s not an age thing.
I just don't understand people taking their dogs to a restaurant. (even a "dog friendly restaurant") Do you eat at home with your dogs? Do they sit at the table with you? Do the dogs enjoy the experience? How can you tell? I think some of these dogs need emotional support humans instead of these humans need emotional support dogs. We have a pitbull that is the sweetest girl in the world, but I would never take her to a public place and put her her in danger....
Well said 👏 👌 👍
That was no boxer….omg
13:45 question if the judge said she’s finding them both accountable but he wasn’t in court how does that get enforced?
That sucks but this is why I don’t take my dogs to dog parks or anywhere like that cuz there’s always some idiot
She is a pretty girl but a lame person, she tried to dodge her responsibility, such a bad person will always be a problem to someone.
The Defendant! That is SOOOO great example of young America today!!!
You really think only young people today think like that ? That's like old folks claiming that everything in the 1950s was perfect and that there was no crimes, no lying, no cheating, no wars, etc.
Old people my age (63) are just as irresponsible
So he should have moved tables, but she doesn't feel like she should NOT take a dog she cant' control, that doesn't get along with other dogs into a public dog space?
Accept FREAK'N RESPONSIBLITY for your dog!!! These are the WORST people to be in charge of dogs!!!!!!!!!
We have huskies that are friendly and we have been attacked multiple times from 3 small mix dogs to 2 big Sheppards everytime at a dog park or dog friendly places.
Owners know when their dog should not be around others dogs.
We would rather they say "my dogs are not friendly" so we can get away from them than be anywhere near questionable owners.
Huskies have zero aggression worst guard dogs ever, but they absolutely love their family and anyone who will pet them and call them pretty
9:24 omg his dogs are absolutely beautiful 😊
or maybe don't take a dog that you can't control to a public place - regardless if it's dog friendly or not. boxers are weird anyway (no offense to boxer owners - just been my experience with every single one i've ever met)
Defendant was very ignorant and incompetent in arguing her side. She admitted full fault and stated she should pay. She had to get help from the judge for her defense. She finally said something after the trial was done and over.
She could have easily won if she defended herself and put the blame on the plaintiff- she did the opposite .
Remember - if your at a trial , and something comes up to blame you, don’t affirm it and blame yourself more. Try ti argue against it, and say something that puts the blame on the other party.
People become experienced in these trials and become experts in articulation and rhetoric and can make the other party look blameworthy quite well.
So basically you are saying she should have lied? Both sides told their stories, she tried and failed to sensationalize her side of it while also claiming she is not responsible. Plaintiff just stated the facts, she had no leg to stand on, so weather she lied or not he had more physical evidence to win case.
@@billmoran3219
No . Always speak the truth. She could have said - “ I was there with my dog first minding my own business , then he came in with his dogs and brought them near my dogs. I tried to restrain my dogs, but his dogs provoked my dog too much and he broke out his collar. His dogs were twice the size of my dog, theb his dogs went near me my dog was defending me, and I tried my best to restrain him. The irresponsible plaintiff failed too leash his dogs close to him, but kept the leash extended till his dogs jumped on me. “ etc etc.
It’s a matter of talk and argumentation. Some lawyers are good at articulation and they can fool the best of judges .
@Shaikhofilm 🤣🤣your putting up a fake argument already. So basically your saying lie
@@southernzen365
Hi. Don’t lie. Just don’t answer the question , and state some other true statement that benefits your side.
People make their judgments through their minds. Try to make their minds think favorably for your side .
Otherwise don’t defend and be a defendant. Just pay everything.
So you are saying to lie? The father of all liars is one…. Satan
This is why I have a cat
It's soooo convenient for the ex or boyfriend or husband to not show up in court and let their females do all the dirty work. How typical. 🙄I wouldn't put up with it.
Do NOT bring your dog to a Public place like that if YOUR dog cant handle other dogs/very protective
A risk of taking your dog into public and its always hard to prove which dog was the aggressor.
have him who is seated already to move,, um maybe you should move yourself to elsewhere or get out lol geesh
😆😆😆😆 The restaurant may claim to be dog friendly but, that doesn't mean the dogs are friendly. Same applies to people.🙁
The dog that was supposed to be under the defendant's control got loose. It was 100% her responsibility for the incident.
You never get near their mouths! You stand behind the dog & holding their legs upward you walk backwards. 1 person behind each dog, to pull them apart safely. Pass this along to anyone who may not know.
Defendant had made so many poor choices? She brings a dog the has the potential to bit "When Scared"? Then she adds, and it has before? Her grabbing the dog, pulling it it tight, probably set off its' protection mode to protect her?
Hmmm....Restaraunt is dog friendly...
But how many *dogs* are *restaraunt* friendly?
(genuine question)
Service dogs aside because they are trained to not focus on anything but their owner.
And yes, I know that it's not the behavior of the dog, it's the owner. That's actually more what my question means: How many PEOPLE actually make sure their DOG is safe in a public place like this? Like, imagine it was a small breed that got bit and not a person's finger...There could've been worse damage and an animal could've DIED during a mauling.
Plantiff does have some gorgeous dogs. ;o I have a bias toward the fluffier breeds, but am honestly a cat person above all. :P
This lady is crazy
@5:54 is the reason why I develop a sudden stomach ache that prevents me from eating whenever there is Pot Luck at work.
I hate when people take their dogs everywhere and have no control of them🤦🏻♀️
How do you get the health dept to ok a dog friendly restaurant?
All that the dog is shy and the dog doesn't like this and that... Judge Judy would've shut that down.. She would say aht aht I don't wanna hear that.. It's a dog you don't know about if it's shy or not
Stop bringing animals to restaurants! keep your dogs at home!
IT IS A DOG FRIENDLY RESTRAUNT THEY ALLOW DOGS DO YOU UNDERSTAND IF YOU DON'T LIKE DOG FRIENDLY ESTABLISMENTS DO NOT GO THERE
I don't like people's defense being "is a postscript dog." If you know it's protective, then you need to train it to only "protect" you when either you tell it to or you're on your own property! Being protective doesn't count when the dog gets loose and attacks another dog away from its owner.
I agree keep your dogs out of restaurants.
Its a good thing that the defendant's boyfriend is not there in the courtroom. I'm sure Judge would have some questions for him. Like what happened to the security footage when he worked at the location. She has a boyfriend and an "emotional support" buddy. Is that a thing now?
He has beautiful❤dogs
Animal owners are always the negligent ones in situations such as this. It bothers me that folks decide to own these dogs, but cannot take the proper care and control of them. If it were up to me many people wouldn't be allowed to own them.
I would love to have a dog but I've had cats my whole life and I just know that unless I get some training I wouldn't be the best dog owner because I'm too soft I won't be firm enough with a dog and You just cannot do that with every dog. I very much agree with you on this one there are a lot of irresponsible pet owners
And in this case, That dog who belongs to her boyfriend was too much for her to be hanging out where other dogs could come in contact with them. She also said that the dog had been attacked before and it was real nervous.🤷
The way I would never go to a dog friendly restaurant
First of all, do not ever take a dog aggressive canine anywhere where other dogs would be close range. Also, you have to be completely alert to your dogs movements and gestures, all while holding BY the collar, not a leash. A particularly strong dog may also need to be straddled. A prong collar is sometimes a must.
Dog parks, shared dog spaces will always have attacks. I tried to introduce 2 dogs i knew very well with 0 previous aggression. One just went nuts and almost killed the other. Dogs are unpredictable
Am I the only one that thinks it's odd she doesn't refer to her dog by name?
Yes
She doesn't trust the dog who is nervous like her. Sadly all she and her ex needed to watch was a 10 minute FREE online tutorial "correcting the nervous energy".
So unfortunate that the defendant decided to do the “woe is me I’m just a weak female” SMH
She should let the defendant have it. She is someone who thinks other people are responsible for her stupidity. It could have been much worse.
How about locking the leashes as soon as each of you sat down. If they were locked and the dog(s) got out of your control then leave your dog at home.
The moment that dog got out of his leash, the defendant became liable.
I hate people so much....can't we all just TRY to be decent?
She doesn’t get it.
I don’t understand if they know the dog is skittish of other dogs or whatever regardless if the place was empty at the time you know it’s a dog friendly-laced other dogs could show up…the defendants dog should have never been there. It’s not his fault she couldn’t control the dog
Defendant expects plaintiff 2 be a mind reader, he should know she wasn't owner, should have known someone was getting owner, etc. Crazy!!!
Homegirl is professional shish shoveller
Lol how is it partially his responsibility when you couldn’t control the dog??
I find it totally unhygienic to see a dog in a supermarket and especially in a restaurant, and I certainly would not remain in the restaurant if they sat a dog next to me, first of all they smell, and secondly, I don't know its character and I am certainly not going to take any risks...
She has not acknowledged her responsibility, nor that her dog is dangerous. She said it was a bulldog, but we never saw a photo, I'm wondering if it wasn't in reality a Pitbull, either way it should not be taken out into public without a muzzle...
She’s trying to Blink her what through responsibility.
6:08 His dog didn't do anything to you or your dog.This is on you and your dog.You should have known better than to take him out in public.If he's shy and skittish . They Audacity of some people. She is ridiculous.
Anyone that blinks that much is hiding something.
I'm sick of seeing dogs everywhere
Most dogs are perfectly ok. They aren't any problem to you so why shouldn't owners take their dogs out and give dog good socialisation and relationships. Problem is the owners that don't train their dogs to be social etc.
Her lackadaisical demeanor is unbelievable 🤦🏽♀️
Why on earth is her ex at fault for this. She lost control of the dog why is he liable what do ever. This is the first case the owner of the dog and not the person who has it has been found liable in the people's court from what I can recall
ex was a turd for not paying, especially knowing the dog. they both should have made sure it was handled - but 'hey, who gives a sh*t about people and their loved ones, amirite'?
Wow, the defendant’s ex is a real prince. 😒