Judge always cracks me up. She says what we are all thinking

really? that cracked you up? wow thanks for telling everyone. now we can sleep tonight knowing you found that funny

This seems so obvious,doesnt it!? Can’t understand how the owners of the attacking dog can’t see this!

These types of individuals usually try to get by with whatever they can.

Agree. I truly can not understand how these ppl were raised or how they can be so self adsorbed. Blows my mind. How do they sleep at night

I don’t even like for people to knock on my door. I don’t answer it if I don’t know someone’s coming over. I see them pull up in the driveway on the cameras and go to my room while they knock then call. Call and knock get ignored if you wasn’t invited over.

@@AshleyAshleyAshley395 yes ma’am! You’re my kind of gyal!!! I don’t like that no warning thing either. People don’t know what you have planned for that day.

IKR? I’m sure there are some people who love it, some people are like that, but I bet there are definitely people who don’t and if they put their foot down are seen as rude or standoffish.

@@blondesense1708 yepp i am always looked at as rude because i simply say "hi do you mind just giving me a call before coming by and cop-knocking on my front door? thanks." i mean this isnt hard. just send a text and say "are you around today? would love to come visit!" easy.

I have deep rooted anxiety with unexpected people knocking at my door! Sometimes my kids will be playing and they knock.. hell no haha but yeah I will hide til I die!

Lmao

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She’s probably like “uh uh bitch, my door is LOCKED” 😂😂😂

@@ViVALaKiRAxx 😂😂

Lmao if the cookie lady even exists 😂😂

Especially dog owners. Just today I had my Pitbull outside behind my apartment building another owner of two pitbulls was attempting to come into the same area. I had to yell at him what are you doing. Don’t you see my dog. When I see dogs approaching the area while I’m walking I quickly walk mine in the other direction with strict commands to go forward home. I know others walk their dogs so I don’t feel privileged to stay there. But some others just I guess want to test the dogs.

My dog got out the front door when my daughter-in-law was picking up my grandbaby and that was completely our fault that he got out, but when he was in the street I was in the middle of the street waving people down and everyone coming one direction stopped and this lady I clearly see on her cell phone didn't stop. I had to jump back on the sidewalk because she didn't see me. She ended up hitting my dog. My dog came screaming around from the front of her SUV into our yard and she looked at me and she drove away. I'm in no way saying it was her fault that my dog got out but to be so insensitive as to just drive off with an animal that has a broken leg and pelvis and bleeding out everywhere was just really gross to me.

No one on the planet has to do anything for you. Adults do for themselves, a mooch wants someone else to do it for them!

@@maureensmith-pinkard460 Absolutely! There is no need to subject pets to that stress neither their responsible owners. Just let that pet alone and walk around with your own pet without provocation.

They are such asses!!!

Exactly! They’re disgusting...

Who the hell barges in someone else's home. And who the hell allows them to do that when you have a potentially dangerous dog in your home . My closest neighbors are my family and I still keep my doors locked

@@jenniehughes6927 yeah ,I think they made that part up to look less responsible

@@mississippimud7046 I hope the cookie lady sees this and realizes that she is at least a little responsible for what happened. If that's true anyway. Lol

@@jenniehughes6927 or sees that they tried to throw her under the bus, or dog as the case may be

Keep documenting it and calling animal control

ALL dog owners of ALL breeds need to be responsible .

Thisis ridiculous, All dog owners... if you have an animal with sharp teeth it can do damage.

​@@Aceofwolves Right. It's not pitbulls you need to look out for, it's pitbull owners.

Thank you... my thoughts too! And, they still don’t give a crap!! (so disgusting).

I think cookie lady was more like margarita lady. I thought the same.

You are talking like a good person with some compassion. These folks would NOT consider this to be common sense or courtesy. There are some cold-hearted people in this world..unfortunately.

@@Limerick502 thank you Limerick. I'm also a big time animal lover🙂 I hope you're having a wonderful day and enjoy your weekend my friend😊🌻

Sounds like she needs a gun and some time spent at the range. The dog could easily attack her next time.

I'm particle to Stun Sticks myself! Problem with pepper spray or Mace is that if the wind is blowing in the wrong direction, you end up with it in your and your dogs face and not the one attacking! Stun Stick will give them a nice come to Jesus meeting that they will recover from in a few minutes, but it sure stops them in their tracks! I think the defendants are left over acid droppers from the 60's turned drunks!

But you trusted him enough to finish your purchase vice going to the dog to ensure his aggressive instinct did not kick in even more?

@@slix96 if a person knows their dog (which sadly most people don't - in fact, most are clueless) then they know what their strengths and weaknesses are. J Krg obviously knows his dog. It's impossible to prove a negative - your comment is further proof of that fact - he stated what happened and how it ended, then you come along and question his decision after the fact, when in fact his decision and his knowing his dog resulted in a satisfactory ending - so what's your problem? Hook us up with a vid of your majestically trained dog.

My female Great Dane also hated pretty much every dog whenever she was on a leash, off leash she was super sweet. But unfortunately, we had to keep her pretty sheltered due to her leash aggression. We tried hiring a professional trainer but she gave him no respect and he couldn’t make a break through with her. she was a pet store puppy mill dog and I feel it had something to do with poor breeding. Anyway, I knew she was the way she was, so we took proper precautions to make sure she would never be in a situation to hurt anyone or any dog. It wouldn’t take much for her to kill another dog.

Yea, have a Australian dingo/German Sheppard mix, was in the garage without a leash he sprints out. Across the street to a man walking his dog i yelled for him to stop and come back he did and the guy compliments his obedience and I'm just like no sir, he shouldn't have ran to you in the first place ✋🏾 but thanks? 🤷🏾‍♀️

well trained. yes

If I lived next to them and had kids, my anxiety would be through the roof.

My neighbors are also irresponsible. I don't own a dog. I like dogs from afar. I shouldn't have to worry about stepping in dog shit on my own lawn. The f*ckery.

Any man that wouldnt go back out to check on the woman, who said she was on the ground, and the dog that was being attacked, is straight up a piece of ....

@@kenyettaready I agree, wth is wrong with them? Not okay, especially when you have your own yard! I saw this guy bust his neighbor with a bullhorn. He was shouting 'please take responsibility for your pet' 'clean up your dog's sh*t' , they looked pretty horrified and embarrassed. Sometimes social pressure is a good thing. LOL

I have as labrador who does not do well with other dogs or people so she is ALWAYS leashed, we r vigilant when on walks, I will turn and go other way/across street or whatever I can do to not put another dog/person/my dog in danger. If you have a dog who does not plan as y well with others you HAVE to be aware and vigilant if you actually care. My dog is 12 and NEVER bitten a human or animal and I don't want that to change. I'm not saying my dog would bite but shes a dog and I can't predict her behavior in all situations, but I do know she shows signs of unease and maybe AGRESSION around others so I know its possible so I do EVERYTHING in my power to prevent a situation b4 it ever could come close to being a situation. Kiwi is the only dog I've had who ever acted like this, had dogs throughout my 22 yr marriage, but I have enough common sense (both husband and myself) to see the signs at the 1st sign.

Like he walked in Dillard’s and said “I love this suit, give me 15! Lol

😂😂😂😂

He's making bank🤑

@@AshleyAshleyAshley395 i know right. Lol

She has the robe. Ha ba

Very few people do that any more.

Just post Covid. People will at least fist bump.

Today it was 'negligible', though a common one is 'we were conversating'. Happens so often I worry it may end up into the dictionary.

​@@bravo2966 it's been in the dictionary for years, including Merriam Webster and Oxford. The earliest written records of it were from over 200 years ago.

so funny how it seems to happen almost every case too!

Lolol

And her whole, "I was crying!! I was beside myself!!" performance made me dry heave a little.

Right!! I have dog gate at my garage door. Door can be open but my dog cant get out.

My husband was walking our labrador, who does not play well with others, when a little dog attacked our dog. My husband was SCREAMING come ge tg this dog for fear our dog might hurt little dog. Little dog would not go away, biting our dogs nose, barking , and lunging. My pup did not bite or hurt little dog but took owners 5 mins to come out and get their dog. My husband had to hold our dog entire time little 1 is trying to bite for fear of my dog hurting little dog. If my dog would have hurt the unleashed little dog it would not have been our fault but I would still feel HORRIBLE. I believe if you have a dog, no matter the size, that can be aggressive dog should ALWAYS be leashed and attended to at all times. If little dog would have been hurt by my big dog, even though not her fault, my dog would probably be known as dog who hurt ot killed a little dog and that would be unfair

She's a mix breed dog and my little JRT/Chihuahua dog has bolted out of the house and attacked our neighbors big Australian Shepard mix. LOL

@@ButtonsCasey You wouldn't think it was funny if that Australian Shepard mix attacked your JRT/Chihuahua. Those dogs are the 2nd menace after pit bulls mixed or not!

Pits do have a bad, dangerous rep. Mostly thug life reasons. It takes a responsible, LOVING, parent to raise a docile one to break this mold. Always remember to buy that thicker leash and always keep it secure away from other strangers and strange dogs. Also remember this, MOST Pits do not stop, and they will not run away.

I have a labrador who does not play well with others, so I MALE SURE there is no room for mistakes. Kiwis is leashed, we r vigilant, door Always locked, someone comes in my home she Is contained, I turn around on walk If I see person/dog a block down walking towards us. I myself was attacked by a pit bull years ago and I blame the OWNERS. I myself think the breed can be dangerous, like any dog, but owners get this breed for wrong reasons.

Thank you for sticking up for the dogs pitbull are wonderful dogs

That is true! Well, breeding can play a part, such as when dogs too closely related mate, it can manifest as behavioral problems. But that is true of any breed. I, for one, love pit bulls! #ripTK

The trouble is most pit Bull owners see them as an extension of their manhood . They were bred for fighting and nothing else .

Yes. Everyone says that same thing, every single day. We all know. Yet it keeps happening... so how does it help anyone to repeat "It's the owner, not the dog!" My HOA won't allow pit bulls. Since that means I don't have to rely on a "good owner" to make sure my kids/pets are safe, I won't be crying over it.

Spot on!! You described the breed to a T. I have a little girl, her name is Havana and she's perfect❤ You're right about the hair it grows so fast lol.

Awww, I've always been curious about the breed. They are gorgeous but I feared the possibility of them being yappers because of their size. We have a Saint Bernard and she's everything you described only in a bigger package😂

Dogs are animals and ALL animals are unpredictable so don't start that bullshit

Pitbulls are more dangerous than most breeds due to there size and strength. Also, poor breeding has resulted in temperament issues... dog fighter's breed a lot of dog aggression and mental instability into the breed. It takes a educated dedicated owner to own one successfully.

ANY dog can be agressive. I was attacked by a collie.

It just seems like some breeds are more dangerous than others. lol

Yes, any can. But this argument shouldn't be used to deny that bull breeds are different and we should have different expectations from them.

Pitbulls are different. One, they only ever see one person as an authority to be obeyed, ever. So if you take one in later in its life it is highly unlikely to listen to you shouting to get it off the toddler/dog it is currently attacking. Two, once they attack ain't no stopping them. Three, their jaws are so powerful that your best chance of getting them off the child/dog they're attacking is to literally kill them. Your comment is stupidly naive.

@@bravo2966 as is yours. Responsible pit owners, those knowledgeable about the breed, own and carry "break sticks" in the event something goes south with their otherwise "sweet dog" and it gets it's teeth locked onto something. You do not need to kill a pit to get it off. And I don't even want to guess where you got the idea that a pit will only every, in its whole life, "obey" one person - that's the dumbest thing I've ever read regarding this breed and I thought I had read it all! The last one I got was a 7 year old (based on its micro chip) street dog, had been living on its own for a few months when I picked it up while working as an ACO - that dog spent the rest of its life with me and is in the top 10 of best dogs I've ever had. Intact male which I never neutered, and had no issues with his sociability nor his "obeying" commands when given. All that said, it is not a "breed" (they're technically mutts of a particular type) that I recommend people get unless they've got YEARS of working with an experienced dog person - their breeding went to shit when they were banned, and as the saying goes - "when guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns" - they only people who kept them were people who had nefarious intents, they bred poor (aggressive) temperaments and destroyed what was once a decent dog.

@@ThePracticalDog Yeh most people don't carry break sticks with them, so if they see one attacking a child they don't have the time go online, order a break stick and wait for it to be delivered. They'd have to kill the dog to save the child. Whatever the history and whys and wherefores about why the breed is why it is, is all irrelevant, they are what they are and knowing the history of it doesn't change a damn thing. Obeying commands like sit and so on aren't the issue, they will only obey one owner when it comes down to the dog thinking it's in ultimate fighting mode, if you think your 7 year old dog would break from attacking a child because it listens to you when you tell it to sit, you are completely deluded. It will not, and if you ever get to that situation you will definitely not find it the 'dumbest' thing you ever heard. You're dangerous because you think you know it all, and you know literally nothing.

👍! sad to say, not all owners are responsible.

@@vivianhamilton616 Very true! And sadly I know a few of them. I feel like the dogs get such a bad rap and It's the owners responsibility to not add to that stereotype.

That fact that you have to go "above and beyond" because of the breed of dog that you have says it all. Let's be honest: that dog could snap at any time and cause major damage. I have seen it first hand. Pitbulls have their reputation for a reason. When I bought my house my insurance carrier asked if a had a PITBULL. Note they didn't ask about any other breed.🤷🏾‍♀️

Good for you! I hate the prejudice against pitties, my parents have a 100lb pit-lab mix that is so gentle. I had my face chomped by a chow as a kid, & my husband grew up with a dachshund that bit EVERYBODY! It's not the breed.

It doesn't matter if your dog hasn't attacked anything or anyone, fact of the matter is there's a first time for everything. Not to mention, you're not in your dog's mind. You most likely prevented attacks since you've been so vigilant with your pit. Like someone said, Pits have the reputation for a reason.

What were pit bulls bred for ?

IF

Depends on the area...a lot of companies aren't covering owners with pitbulls

good for you? These people own their homes lol

Good.u shouldn't. I wouldn't either

What if it is the person service animal?

@@victoriahladek8665 bulls shouldn't b service pets. So deff not.

@@taylorkaykay5137 but legally they cannot discriminate against breed so it’s against the law if they do

The dog had to stay over for 3 nights. Then there’s follow up care for puncture wounds and the stitches. That’s totally on par with the damage done. They should have gotten pain and suffering but “dogs are property”…