Hey I have a pit bull and she so sweet. Ur right though. Don't get a pitbull unless you know for sure you can take care of one

99% of us ARE and we call out bad owners like this. But I don't hear you attacking other breeds....like the collie that bit me and caused PERMANENT NERVE DAMAGE in my left leg maybe just ALL dog owners should be responsible.

The breed is valued by hillbillies and ghetto people who use them to guard their drug houses. This is how the owners want them to behave.

You do know the shows producers only take pitbull cases because they get more attention right? Mix breed cases don’t sell as well.

@aceofwolves I agree I’ve only been had one dog bite me in my 38yrs and it was some little ankle biter dog . I’ve been around many pitbulls and never had a bite. People have a stigma about pitbulls right away they assume they’re going to be vicious. ANY DOG can bite and all owners should be responsible period. I’m sick of everyone just pinning it on the poor dog

Yes, she's very sympathetic while still maintaining the expectations of the law.

She always understands when she relates to the situation.

Right he didn't even say sorry for your loss it was just abt his dog

I.think he us sorry because no one expects their dog to attack anyone or another dog

Yes, I agree, apology seemed sincere and also, I feel it probably was somewhat traumatizing to him at the age of 16yrs. old, to have to run after the dog, see the owner in distress etc. Something he will never forget, a hard lesson to learn.

@@enchantedswan4596 If ppl want to own a pitbull, they need to expect & be prepared for it to attack, especially another dog. It's their natural instinct. All dogs have instincts & attacking is one of the pitbull's.

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Very sweet thought 💞

Two sides of the same coin. Chihuahuas are tiny but have a very high Napoleon syndrome, where as Pits have the power to back that up but if trained properly are the sweetest dogs ever. My point being research the breed of dog you're getting and train accordingly, there's no such thing as an evil dog just stupid owners

@@bakenator7420 I agree, ppl need to research before getting a dog, especially a pittbull- type breed. Alot of areas don't even allow them but if so, they need to make sure they can keep them securely contained at all times on their own property. When walking them in public, securely leashed & muzzled to avoid any attacks. They're a dangerous breed & need to be treated as such.

ME2!!! I have an American Staffordshire and she is my service dog...I would never allow her to cause any harm and I have put myself in front of her many times during her basic canine training as a preventive measure...a yippee dog tried to attack my girl and yes she tried to tell that dog no, but I was right there and kept that dog from being bit while that yippee dog bit me and took part of my fingertip...

@@faukerconsulting835 wow 😮 😬

@@Minnie23_420 YEAH...And the owner of the yippee dog offered nothing, no apology, no first aid, no consolation...had the tables been turned and I was the irresponsible one it would have been both me and my dogs lives on the line

@@faukerconsulting835 Pitbull's where bred to be killers you cannot train it out of them, They will always strive to be the Alpha that means going after other dogs, Children and even owners if the dog see's himself as there Alpha.

Very few responsible owners!

I don't agree. That statement sounded like it was written by a lawyer, and they don't allow ANY hint of regret or culpability.

@@Silkendrum I doubt it was written by a lawyer. It was so unprofessional. Let’s say it was written by an attorney she had to agree to it which makes it even worse.

Judge Milian is Bae 😍😍😍

Amen to that!

Exactly! And it's not that pitbulls are more vicious; I believe all dogs are capable of attacking. However the problem is that pitbulls cause so much damage when they attack... which is why the majority of these cases involve them.

I‘m not saying you’re wrong, because damages done by dogs should be dealt with. I was bitten by our neighbor’s (small) hunting dog. Still have the scares up til today. However as a dog owner, dogs should be able to run around without a leash. We have a fenced backyard but whenever we walk them outside once we’re outside our village and there are only fields and forest left we take them off leash. It’s a basic need for dogs to be able to run around. That’s their nature

@@BirdNerd52 I never once said that I „need“ to have a dog. But dogs are pretty much made by humans. We live on the countryside. Backyard is huge and fenced. Literally no one cares whether the dog is leashed. I just don’t get people who are living in the city and rather urban areas. Why do they have a dog? There’s no space whatsoever. Animals need nature. The first time we adopted a dog who would’ve been put down otherwise. He doesn’t like other dogs due to never having social interactions with other dogs (he was caged couple years before and badly mistreated by all of his previous owners). We knew about his hardship, kept him away from others. Easy as that. He slowly started to trust us (me being a small child about 4/5yo) and made some dog friends, though we always kept him on a leash while being around other dogs. As I said we live on the countryside, there’s only fields and forests here. Of course they’re going to smell some wild deer and stuff, they tried running away but as soon as we called their names they came back asap. We do training and stuff, my mom‘s a certified dog trainer, we‘re part of a dog club, doing tournaments etc. Our dogs know how to behave and it’s highly unlikely they will ever attack anyone (not impossible). If you really know dogs, you know when they don’t like other dogs and you don’t put them together and always watch out for them. Basic responsibility of owning ANY pet/animal

@Danyelle Carter the defendants pit bull was already off leash in the front unfenced yard. Pay attention.

@@lisabinhawaii324 WRONG, they had shitty owners who did not take the time to care, train and leash. Bad pit bull owners.

Omg how horrible 😢I’m so sorry for your loss

Small dogs live to be at least 15 years old.

Totally agree and understand

@Ferdinand The Bull god bless! My yorkie lived 17 1/2 and Maltese poodle for 17.

HOSPITALS do not keep you in the hospital for that UNLESS you had a heart attack. people lose loved ones and they dont spend 8 days in a hospital bed.

@@marilynwillett804 If you are emotionally unstable, a hospital will certainly keep you for 8 days.

It's despicable. I had a neighbour who left his 2 shaggy black German Shepards out 24/7, in the blistering heat with no food and no water. He'd go away on Friday and not come back for days while the dogs suffered in the yard. I called Animal Control and they told me they couldn't do anything because the dogs weren't on my property. So on one of these weekends, I couldn't take it anymore and went over to leave them food and water. I found a little bunny in a cage, who was also left with no food or water. I called Animal Control again and got the same song and dance. But the dogs decided they'd rather be with us and dug a hole under the fence to come over to my house. I called Animal Control and this time they came and got them. That night, the creep had them back and stood outside my door threatening and yelling at me. I just told him to get the hell off my property and if he keeps abusing his animals, I'll call on him again. Of course, it happened again. He was a dope fiend who was constantly sneaking out the back and hopping the fence to avoid bill collectors, the police and anybody else who knocked on his door. He was eventually evicted, but left all his garbage behind, including a garage full of beer bottles that when they opened that door, a swarm of fruit flies came out of there like a swarm of locusts. There were so many bottles you couldn't even see the floor. That was a year of hell.

HOW I HATE TO HEAR THAT !!!!! MY G S had complete roam of the house, if i go out he comes too.

Worst treatment goes on in factory farms, slaughterhouses and chicken/egg farms, dairy farms etc. Therefore I refuse to contribute to that madness. Vegan Life!

That’s against the law in North Carolina.

Same with parents & children

Like every pitbull owner ever.

Pittnutters

Yeah cause these people never train the pit bulls as other breeds need to be trained, even in a loving home. Behaviors have to be modified and they can be taught to be great dogs, by taking the time to train and care for them properly. Many breeds can attack, but pit bulls get a bad rap due to poor owners.

I Luv Dogs,Have Several Including. A Beautiful Daniff& If God Forbid A Pit Attacks Someone Or Another Animal The Pressure That A Pot's Jaw Has Is Undeniable & Too Many Kids & Adults Have Been Maimed Or Killed& You Always Hear How Sweet They Were Before They Suddenly Attacked.Now Any Breed Can Attack,But Like I Said knowing The Strength That A Pit Has An Owner Must Be More Than Responsible & Keep Them On A Leash, Keep Them Secured Etc...May God Bless ALL 😇😇💝💝🙏🙏✝️✝️💘💘

@@trekgirl65 NO, you can NOT train out genetic behavior, nor can you love it out. Pitbulls will ALWAYS be liable to suddenly attack without warning. They've killed children in seconds.

I’ve watched a dog attack case where the dog a actually jumped over the fence..... this is all soo sad

@@ashleyhernandez2583 clearly it was not a adequate fence for that dog? My statement was leash OR fence, if the fence cannot contain the dog then keep them on a damn leash!! If the dog jumps the fence, that’s still the owners incompetence. Taller fence or keep the dog on a DAMN leash !

@@ashleyhernandez2583 Ever heard of a pen, it is enclosed and can keep a pit bull inside, with is enclosed. Even the top is part of the fencing.

I understood your statement. I was just mentioning another case I’ve seen from a tv judge show......

again I was just mentioning a case I saw from another show.. was not talking from personal experience.. but thanks for the tip I guess.

couldn’t agree more!

Lol thats not true. I had a dog when I was a kid, had the dog the vast majority of her life, she never bite anyone. Ever. I agree all dogs are capable of biting doesnt mean they all do.

You wouldn't believe how many dogs me and my leashed dog have been rushed by, from idiots just like you're talking about. They're calling their off leash dogs as it's running right at us. I'm the one who gets injured, trying to protect my dog and she's going crazy trying to protect me. We have leash laws here and I'm sick of being confronted by off leash dogs. I guess I could carry mace, but even then, I don't want to accidentally spray my own dog with it, sometimes these confrontations get crazy. I shouldn't have to carry anything but her leash and poop bags.

Which tells you that any dog can be vicious.

well my german shepherd will be 10 in June, he never bit anyone. i grew up with dogs they never bit anyone.

@@marilynwillett804 - My aunt had a dog that she said doesn't bite. It bit me while I was petting him. Pissed me off. After that, they told everyone that he bites. And they kept his crazy-ass. He bit everyone.

@@Fakecourt thanks so much 🙏 much appreciated 🤗

I couldn't miss work at the time, but I was really sad when I lost my calico. It's been 10 years and I *still* miss her!

@@maryfields1382 bless ya 🙏sorry for your lose 😞

She tried to have her arrested. I don’t think she was being cold...I think she was trying to stay out of this lady’s way.

She is pure evil, as is her dog!!

I don't know about that one...that is exactly the kind of thing a DA would tell someone. To just stay away from the other person so nothing else happens.

@@michaelshields7777 This is NOT the dogs fault! I had a my pitbull for 19 years and this never happened because I was EXTRA careful with him. A responsible dog owner would do no less but i also feel that when you have a dog that is capable of causing a lot of damage, you have to take additional care. He was the best dog ever - a best friend, loving and gentle and i miss him to this day.

@@dawnatkinson7704 That was an unusual age for a pitbull. Usually it's 12- 15 years.

Same but that Announcer kills me

@christ1313 exactly

That woman he talked to is a true pithag idiot. Nanny dog BS is a proven Myth. lol

No one wants them anymore. Too dangerous.

It's disturbing that you work with dogs(if you aren't talking out of your ass) while denying breed traits and genetics.

I would be mortified if my dog did anything like that. She's a sweet natured dog but I know she has the potential to be rotten. Which is why she's under constant surveillance and never off her leash when we go on walks. She wears a harness too, so she can't slip out of her collar.

I love her logical, patient, sincere demeanor VS these other nasty, impatient, emotionally aggressive judges nowadays like Judy & Mathis that could be a bit more understanding on their off days.

Thank you, that's what I'm saying.

Yeah sometimes I feel judge judy jumps to the conclusion or doesn't thoroughly hear someone out

I think Milan letting people talk allows them to feel they had their say, their "day in court" and better closure.

@Alina McPherson - Have you ever been to family court? Sorry, but your comment makes no sense. I have been too many times with a couple friends and my ex partner for support and the judges were always open to listen. No... she acts like a heartless bitch who plays up for the cameras. But it works for her.

Really?! 😂

Because they are dangerous

They're beautiful, sweet dogs but it depends who raised them, how they grew up.

@@silencedsunchildsm7552 Have you ever heard the story about Indian woman and frozen snake? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y7ZnY8uTrajInGQ.html

@@app1mxh no ive never heard of or seen it but I'm glad I did. I still stand on my believe. Snakes and dogs are very different with different instincts n different situation. Pitbulls are proven to b a sweet breed but most people miss use or treat them. As unfortunate the situation is. But that's just my opinion, whose to say.

People just love to prove that they’re “not agressive”

It's very common. Pit type dogs kill 38,000 pets and livestock every year. They don't kill them to eat them, they kill just for the sport of it, because they have such high prey drive.

No....irresponsible owners are the problem not the dog. 4 million people are bit each year in the us. However only about 80,000 of those are severe and require medical attention. A collie bit my ankle so badly I have PERMANENT nerve damage. I NEVER blame the breed. Stop blaming the breed. Blame the HUMANS.

@@Aceofwolves Statistics say they're aggressive dogs. It doesn't mean they should all be put down etc but what it does mean is potential owners need to acknowledge not deny the needs of such an animal and should be responsible for proper training and extra caution. If people don't understand those particular needs up front, then bad things can and do happen. #1 biters. (Spk in gen terms)

@@intheredcold9216 which stats?The cdc which tracks ALL dog bites in the us has NOT recorded breed to bite ratios in over 30 years. So what stats (newspaper headlines and personal stories are NOT stats)

It’s the mouth…

Its a size difference really ANY big dog could have hurt or killed a small dog. My cocker spainal was attacked by a golden who was 4 times her weight and it hurt her badly. That's why I blame humans not the breed.

ALL PROPERTY DEPRECIATES.

@@valeedadavidson678 except antiques that go up in value lol.

@@ladymissgd I HAD FORGOTTEN ABOUT THAT & GOLD I BELIEVE 👍

Sadly, there's thousands of others like her. I'm glad her other dog was saved.

Or just carry Bear spray or weapons.

I’m honestly not sure that would stop a pittie

And what do you suggest in.its place. I agree but how do you value a dogs value over another's. My mutt is worth the same as a $5000 purebred.

I just ff through it, the joys of youtube

i hate when he interupts people who are speaking.

@@marilynwillett804 yeah... I don't like the "outside the courtroom" segments in general.

I'm so sick of hearing that bullshit myth I feel like pulling my hair out everytime it's repeated.

Right, they become more valuable. They antique

@@silencedsunchildsm7552 🤣

Agreed. Not only that but when a pitbull bites something, it’s fatal. That’s what they are genetically engineered to do.

@@starmanda88 And the widespread over/inner breeding is a huge factor. Taking an animal already hard wired to fight/kill and weakening the bloodlines is a disaster in the making.

@@starmanda88 lol, pitbulls are not genetically engineered to have fatal bites. You made me laugh ty

@@PADE1RTW They were specifically created for dog fighting, so yes, they were genetically engineered to bite, hold, and shake until their opponent is dead. They do this while ignoring pain and self preservation. That's what makes them so scary. That's why beating an attacking pit does not stop it like it would with most other dogs. Hitting an attacking pit only further excites it and is the worst thing a person can do.

@@meh4072 "Genetic engineering, also called genetic modification or genetic manipulation, is the direct manipulation of an organism's genes using biotechnology." Breeding is not genetic engineering. Pitbulls were bred to fight and especially to be "game" meaning they won't quit. Many dogs were bred for attacking people. I would rather be attacked by a 60 lb. Pitbulls than a 120 lb. Rottweiler. I have owned and known many pitbulls and none of them ever attacked anyone. They can be scary But no more than many large breeds. Unfortunately a lot of morons get pitbulls for the wrong reasons and treat them wrong.