Lol

He’s mad dumb

Them capitol U's can be vicious! I used to run with the capitol U's in my younger days... they tough.

Judge Milian despises pitbulls and doesnt trust them. The def doesnt stand a chance.

@@queenbee3647 I hate pits too

Hell yeah 🥴

&& it’s goofy AF. 😂I said the same thing u said.

Thank you! Can't believe he submitted as evidence 😆 oblivious

I noticed that too. Like "I want to play, oh uh-uh she's coming at me"🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♀️🏃🏾‍♀️

same reply i left

That’s an exaggeration. The dog was probably new to the pitty and tentative. The dog wasn’t terrified. I’ve introduced hundreds of dogs through my rescue and it looked like they were meeting for the first time and establishing their boundaries

The daughter

Beautiful eyes, irrelevant!

I think you're just saying that about her eyes because she's the victim dog's owner.

@@pamelaclary6805 bruh shut up it’s a compliment they noticed a feature about her

@@pamelaclary6805 Maybe she's black also and they usually say how gorgeous they all are.

Yeah, but that’s because the owner would literally be out that money. In this case, the owner technically wasn’t out anything except the pet itself. I do wish the law allowed more middle ground for pain and suffering with pet compensation cases though. I don’t think people should get compensated for every little thing when it comes to pets like she was trying to get, but something more should be allowed even if it’s just some kind of monetary minimum in general.

If it had been a mutt she would have gotten $0 .There was a case many years ago on the peoples court where a rabbit was killed by dogs.Because it was concered livestock the owner got triple damages of the animals value plus the value of the future offspring.The rabbits were expensive registered breeding rabbits so the dog owner paid dearly.

Good point !

this is so sad

That's because a dog is considered property in the eyes of the law. It's just like if someone's in a car accident that isn't their fault. They either get the cost to repair the car if possible, or they get the market value for the car if it's totalled.

💯same

Yeah, especially since some cities/states DO have leash laws. :/

Even worse when they try and convince you their dog doesn't bite. They're born knowing how to bite and because they don't bite you, don't mean they will not bite me.

I have the sweetest, chunkiest American Bully. But I have no idea how he’d react if he was antagonized or felt threatened. I know he’s big and very strong. I would never let him off the leash, in fact, I cross the street away from other dogs. I love him too much to risk anything

I definitely noticed that. His dog is obviously aggressive.

Most certainly did and was looking for just this comment.

Yes. They were not "playing"

yes

Yes!

I was thinking the same, not playing but looked more like he was afraid of that dog.

More recent research by veterinary behaviorists at UC Davis indicate that trail wagging has no correlation to the dog's emotions, but only indicates their energy level. So, a dog can be quickly wagging it's tail in either a high state of happiness OR aggression. There can be other clues such as stiffness of the body and raised hackles are an obvious indicator. But a wagging tail by itself will not tell you anything other than energy level.

I am not going to be liked by this comment, but in my S.@.S traning the most effective way to stop a dog attack is to stomp on it it's back. This will break it's spine and stop the attack. Do not do this freely, but don't hesitate if the situation requires it.

@@bobbrown9161 well it definitely is sad to think about doing that it if it’s killing a child or an infant or even a loved fur family member, I guess it’s good to know.

He wasn’t playing but he wasn’t acting aggressively, either. He was showing some dominance (different from aggression) and the white dog was being submissive. Looked like two dogs meeting for the first time and feeling each other out.

I remember that episode! 💀😂😂

🤣🤣🤣

😂😂😂 wow

Lol😂😂

Omg, which case was this because I've been unable to keep up with the show (no cable, only streaming)? xD

It’s ok. Someone has a gun

Once I fell asleep w my dog outside. My Dal woke me up & dhuffled him outside in the middle of the night. I did NOT realize it was storming. He got under the concrete stairs. I was pregnant so I couldnt get him. I felt so bad even woke my husband who would go get him 😭

I love your comment🤣

Thank you for teaching me a new word… you learn something new everyday 😊

I think terrorizing breed is a little extensive. He is just a bad dog owner. It's nothing to do with the breed. Certain people should not own certain breeds. Most people get pit bulls because of how they look. They don't consider the fact that pit bulls need extra training just like any other big dog. My pitbull loves all people and dogs, he has been attacked by small breed dogs! Its not the dog it's the owner.

@@kalynnmewes3990 Agreed. I grew up around pit bulls and my dad would keep very firm control because he didn’t want the dogs accidentally hurting his (or any) small kids. They were always kind, and I adore dogs, but pits are big and strong, so of course smaller dogs don’t stand a chance if they get into a fight. And smaller dogs tend to be less trained and more willing to get snappy with a big dog as if they have nothing to lose. It’s an unfortunate incident and definitely his fault, especially knowing there was a crack in the gate to begin with.

A breed is never violent or terrorizing. It’s always the OWNERS

@Kalynn Mewes I was taking a walk around a lake once by myself when I noticed a dog owner of a pit bull who hardly had any control over her dog. When they got closer and were starting to approach me (we were walking in opposite directions) the woman became anxious and was really fighting to hold it back...it growled and snarled at me in such a way that it struck TERROR in me and if the person walking behind her hadn't stepped in to help control the damn thing, that pit bull would have surely torn me to shreds and had a nice leg steak for a snack. It was salivating and barking and pulling its owner like a weak rag doll, and it scared the ever living shit outta me. So yeah- pit bulls terrorize some people. I'm one of those people who have been inches from a full on monstrous terrorizing attack by a pit bull. So terrorizing is not an extreme word for me to use because I have the personal experience of being scared to smithereens by a fierce, violent, terrorizing pit. Personally, I've never met a pit I liked. I can't abide any pit bull. In me, they strike 100% fear. Something for you to consider. Just saying. Peace. ☮️

She looks just like my abuela (grandma); the hair, the complexion!

ewww

Exactly. I’m the same way with my pit. Anytime he’s outside, he’s always leashed even tho he’s a sweetie and I even take extra precautions and move aside when other people approach. And that is mainly because pit bulls have an extremely bad reputation

Amen

Thank you so much for your comment @STFUHEAUX

Ahh because Ur a decent human and have more then one.brain cell and actually care about others and have empathy... People like.this don't deserve dogs... Poor innocent pup.. the passed and the potty because it has no hope with a pos like this as its owner... Fancy letting Ur pit roam free Bless. Hopefully U and Ur pups are well all these months later

Btw we rescued an ex fighting pit in the 90*s... She was all scared up and messy looking but boy did she love us and my mothers little dogs. She was amazing.... She had a hard life but the love they have after that is amazing. ❤

It's truly how you raise them and they don't like other dogs

FINALLY!! They are amazing dogs, but just like so many other breeds that are bred for a specific purpose, pit bulls were bred for tasks where more aggressive individuals were chosen to found the breed. They aren’t “bad”, but genetics play a huge role in how animals behave. Just like labs are genetically born loving water, huskies are known for howling, collies instinctually have a drive to herd, and beagles are born loving to hunt and bark, pit bulls are prone to being more aggressive. Definitely, certain owners and more training have a HUGE impact on behavior, but this is facts in general.

I have a pit and a chihuahua and they love each other. I also had another chihuahua but I had to put him down because he bit the other chihuahua, me and my husband. I love both chihuahuas but he was unfortunately inbred.

Best way is to get a gun.

They aren’t more prone to attack but they are prone to attack more aggressively.

We have a rescued chihuahua. He lived in a hoarder house for nine years. He is terrified when people come to our house. Kids want to pet him when we walk him cuz he looks cute in his clothes. We dont let them. We know he will go after you. He has trauma, its real, we keep an eye on him. Its our job. Youre right.

@@queenbee3647 This is so important 🙏🏼 You’re an incredible dog mama.

Those traits are easy to treat… the dog doesn’t listen, smack the F out of it. Still doesn’t listen? Multiple whacks across the face. Still vicious? Put the dumb animal down. It’s a pet, not a child.

​@@BrooksDunn please be joking. Hitting a dog doesn't improve their behavior.

Fear not aggression.... Unfortunately most are like this. Ur brave . I could never own one. Prayers to Ur pup it can start to enjoy its life nice and chill because U seem amazing... And obviously Ur pup is safe with U. Lots of love and peace to U

Me too.

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There is a case on this channel where a Chihuahua bit a person on the ankle but it didn't break through a fence to do so lol.

They say that as if it matters! If it's the owner, what's they're suggestion to fix the problem!??

Anyone with common sense wouldn't choose either adjective regardless of the 'difference'. Vicious and Dangerous are both negative and possibly detrimental. Friendliest Critter is a stretch...no one has ever referred to a pit bull as such🙄🤨😐

​@@mrshappilymarried1 Do you consider cows vicious? How about dangerous, considering they're pretty big compared to the average farmer?

@@BobBlumenfeld the case wasn't about cows 🐄 nor was your inference. Again...The adjectives Vicious and Dangerous are synonymous and no one with common sense would prefer either IF given the option. Whether it's cows, dogs, birds, grasshoppers, ants, rodents etc etc. Neither is a good option BOB. Geesh!🦗🐜🐦🦡🐕

@@mrshappilymarried1 I disagree with your equivalence. Do you consider cows to be vicious? How about something inanimate, say an electric table saw? I'd say it's dangerous, but not vicious. Vicious is an attitude, while dangerous is just a condition.

Right or if a dog smells dangerous to a pit, they’re going to attack! Every dog emits different scents so you just never know.

LoL yes

He can be a bit inflammatory at times. For sure.

I'm surprised he hasn't had the microphone forcefully inserted places.

This is your first time watching the interviews at the end, isn’t it? 🤣

Yesss he get on my nerves

But surely bad pet owners don’t always have pit bulls. Surely some have poodles or labradors or golden retrievers or whatever, and yet we never hear about them. If those dogs escape due to owner negligence, the owners don’t seem to end up in court over it. It can’t all be down to raising and training. There has to be some element of instinct or innate behaviour (along with owner negligence for allowing them to escape)

@@redapol5678 I agree. The reason we hear more about pit bull attacks is because they have incredibly powerful jaws. They do more damage than other dogs when they attack. And I think all dogs have the instinct, just not the power.

@@redapol5678 I should also say that I am not a dog lover, nor an expert, so this is pure opinion.

EWWWWWW

That really does tick me off. I feel like if it lives and breathes, and acts on its own (like an animal) then it's not property. If YOU have to turn it on or control it (like a car, microwave, whatever), then it's property.

Baloney they are property, you can't give people a fortune because they loved their dog.

I'll tell you why they don't. If dogs have rights, then all animals with the same level of sentience would also have to have the same rights. And guess who doesn't want that?

yes but statistics show just on these shows alone that it is far more often Pit Bulls than any other breed.

Small toys with squeakers are made specifically to sound and look like small animals, I recommend not buying them dor your dog if thwy are a larger breed with a stigma of aggression, or if they’re around smaller dogs/pets

I think one of the only breeds with a stronger bite force than pitts are the German Shephard. Probably explains why they became the K-9 officer breed of choice. Plus apparently they have a great sense of smell so they are perfect for that too. Now idk about the whole brick crushing thing, but the bite force of a breed is definintely not something to sneeze at. I thought Pitts were the strongest, but heard that nope, GS's are even stronger. :o

@@familyoftacticaldroids309 sorry, no way!! Bully breeds have a MUCH stornger bite than a G Shep. That's why they have those bulging jaws....extra muscle fibres for exta bite (sorry, i'm a mall animl vet....experience is almost everything....plus a lot of necessary reading0 One woman went away for a couple of mos for work, and when she came back, her pit bull (nice dog!) had gone through puberty. Sadly her hubby and kids weren't home when she got back....she took one look at the dog, screamed, threw him into the car and drove to our clinic as fast as possible......she thought he'd developed cancer of the jaw while she was away! We had a fair bit of trouble convincing her that that's what happens when the Pit....and other bull breeds change from puppy to adult, but after showing her some books, she agreed. ps G Sheps USED to be good for police work, but now there are so many with hip dysplasia that have to retire early that the big cities and the army (who can afford it) go for Belgian Malinois now. Almost the same breed, slightly smaller, usually calmer, and they order them partly trained from the EU, so the commands can be givien in Walloon. (yeah, i blinked when i saw what the Belgian language was called, too) That way the villain can't order the dog off. They're $25,000 a pop though, which is why everyone doesn't use them. All the best to you and yours!! (mind you G Shep bites really do hurt though.....they just can't crush the bones in your hand or rip your skin opern and the muscle away from the bone from wrist to elbow like a Pit bull can ....i've seen both injuries.)

Yes, she does..beautiful ❤

Yes very beautiful 🥰

Agreed

I know! I’m still waiting for the cases involving vicious poodles, labradors and golden retrievers attacking other animals and people 😅

@@redapol5678 I'd love to hear about a ravenous Shi-tzu (I probably mispelled that, I'm not good with animal breeds or names outside of general categories like "bird" and "snake", lol), myself! :P

Because they're cheap intimidating dogs. So poor irresponsible people love them.

I couldn’t agree more, I have a pit who has issues with other dogs at times. She NEVER goes outside without a leash on. I also don’t allow her near other dogs even when she’s on the leash with me. Also, I’ve known plenty other breeds that go after dogs. Pits get a bad rap.

They give themselves that rep

@@nikkid7963 yep I just commented the same thing. U have to take precautions with any dog but especially pit bulls

He said he came home from work around 3.30 and then went to have a nap, and was then woken at 6 by the kids bringing the dogs back

You’d be surprised to learn that labs are way up there, too. Pitbulls are actually slower to attack but do more damage once they decide to attack.

@@oldageisdumb The funny thing is that even though you make that claim after 47 years of living and dealing with law enforcement, I have only seen a handful of dog attacks that were German shepherds or rottweilers. I have even seen cases that went to court because of a Chihuahua attacking somebody which of course was because the person who got bit wanted to get paid not because they had any serious damage. The rest of the attacks seem to be Dobermans and pitbulls. Of course! Pitbulls were probably about 70% of the attacks. For a breed that is slow to attack, they seem to constantly get out of their yard and wandered down the street to attack people and other dogs in other houses. But in all my years I have never dealt with a dog attack or a labrador or a golden retriever was involved. I am not saying it has never happened anywhere but it has not happened in my area. It may have gone through law enforcement and the courts while I was on vacation but other than that I have yet to have seen one. The strange thing is at least half of the pitbull attacks. Had the owners telling everybody that the dog was sweet and had never attacked anybody ever. I am not sure how many attacks it will take for people to realize the breed is a dangerous breed.

@@tmendez31 That’s pretty funny as I am also 47 (go old people! Lol) I run a rescue here in the south and there are a lot of reasons for that, as I’m sure you are painfully aware in your profession. The biggest one is the difference in the demographic of folks that own labs vs pitties. If you are a demographic that does not spay/neuter, socialize and also do not maintain fences well, you are simply setting a breed up for more attacks. You also aren’t going to be called out nearly as much for a lab bite because lab bites are usually not going to be as severe as a pittie bite. There could be 100 chihuahua bites and 1 pittie bite, and you’ll get called for the pittie bite. If you ask most vets, they will usually tell you it’s not the pitties they have issues with. I’m not saying that there are not concerns with pitbulls for sure. They are designed that when they do snap, it’s going to be ugly and severe because of their unbreakable focus. But they weren’t labeled the “babysitting dog” for nothing 100 years ago.

@@oldageisdumb I try to tell people that it's important to understand dogs and know the characteristics of each dog breed. Of course, some dogs turn out a certain way due to abuse or neglect; bad environmental factors. But most dogs usually fall into their typical category. Pitbulls not being an actual breed but a group of breeds are mainly working dogs that have great strength and are great dogs to have their energy focused on doing certain tasks. Sadly most people love the typical "gangsta" pitbull look where the ears are cut to give it a certain look. But like other breeds like dobermans, pitbull are much more prone to fight for advancement in the pack. When people don't treat dogs like dogs but more like kids, they get confused seeing how they are pampered and thus believe they can assume a more dominant role. Maybe not challenging the alpha, but certain others in the pack who have higher standing. It's much more rare to hear of a lab attack or a retriever mauling, but all dogs have the ability to be aggressive. Too many people do not understand that dogs get stressed, scared, annoyed and can take things out on kids who are not as high up in pack ranking. Heck, I got mad at myself two years ago for not watching my grandbaby closer at my friend's house. He has a Weimaraner who is very very gentle. But I still made sure to keep a close eye on my grandchild. I got into prepping some BBQ that I didn't notice she had approached the dog while the dog was in the dog bed. After several minutes of petting and messing with the dog, the dog snapped at her and scared her badly. Luckily the dog didn't actually bite her, but a more aggressive breed would have probably not held back. Pitbulls are strong and aggressive like some other breeds, but still, unlike other breeds, they have a track record of suddenly getting aggressive and attacking. As a teenager, I didn't believe my father who was a cop since I was 5 until he retired. He said pitbulls were crazy and I just thought he didn't like them. As I got older, I noticed exactly what he said, that most dogs that snap are usually pitbulls. I will admit that I think much of the fault is placed on the owners because they refuse to know the breed and don't feel the need to be cautious. They treat them like they would have treated any other breeds not knowing that the dog needs to constantly be treated like a dog and not a person. They need to have their energy focused on things such as exercise and training. And they still need to keep from leaving the children alone with the dog. Sure, many days pass with no issues, but that one day the dog is stressed out and boom. With my Rottweiler I had years ago, he never ate around people. I made sure he was fed and left alone. Only I was able to mess with him when he ate and I periodically interrupted his meals for a brief moment since he was a puppy to let him know I was the alpha. He was so well behaved. Once he saw I gave my approval, all visitors were welcomed by him.

@@oldageisdumb you will also notice that in most cases men own Pit Bulls and younger men. It is the demographic of men who think the dog makes them look tough that get the breed and these are the demographic who are also irresponsible.

Because it's only fair to allow her to explain even if she can't award it.

Judge isn't wrong. She's bound by the laws.

because it is a way higher proportion of Pit Bulls that escape and attack like 70%

There are like a dozen dogs roaming our town area and it's SO irritating to us. One nearly came right up to our car when we were driving.

I understand what you are saying. There seems to be a high incident rate of pit bulls who get out and attack. BUT please do not paint ALL pit bull owners with the same brush. There ARE many responsible pit bull owners, who love their pets, and who take their responsibility serious. The only ones you really hear about are ones that attacked a person, or pet, so you don't really hear about the dogs who do not get out, or are not off leash, and have not caused harm, because they are not newsworthy, or part of a court case, and it can warp your perspective. I adopted an 8 year old female pit bull at 2 years old, and she weighs about 100 pounds. She has never been off leash outside of our property. She also has never escaped our property and ran the neighborhood. We have an 8 foot brick wall on all sides of our back yard, with a metal gate, that she can not get through, around, or over. Even with that, she is still NEVER in the backyard alone unsupervised. She is the sweetest, most lovable dog I have ever owned, but I am also aware she is very strong, so we make sure never to take any chances. I also want to make sure that nothing happens to her either!

Pitbulls (and other "bully breeds") are usually very friendly to people but will have very compulsive dog and animal aggression. It's just how they're bred and it sucks to see pitbull owners deny the fact that their dog is potentially dangerous. Obviously smaller dogs are an easier target since a pitbull can kill a chihuahua in a single bite

I own a Pitbull and since you assume “Pitbull owners are careless” I’m telling that is a ignorant statement to make. It’s all depends on how you raise a dog. No matter if it’s a Pitbull, Chihuahua, Poodle, German Shepherd etc. Pitbulls have a bad reputation because people like the defendant do not care for animals like they should and people like you making ignorant and stupid statements makes it just worst.

@@daniela36849 But dude it's usually a pit bull that's runnin around being aggressive. In my lifespan I've seen two separate Chihuahuas, a pair of dobermans, a pair of rottweilers 😬, a pair of chow chows and about a million pitbulls lol

@@daniela36849 oh please. Get over it lady. The dogs are dangerous and you don't want to admit it. Alot of PB owners are irresponsible and end up in trouble. Your pit may be the most gentle souls around YOU AND YOURS. But can I( a stranger) approach yall without getting bit? Nope. Even if that stranger is a toddler it's gonna get mauled to death. So you can be as offended as you want. I imagine the parents of all those dead kids are offened as well.

@@daniela36849 truth hurts. Pit bulls have the most ignorant owners. That’s why they’re always loose, why they are always attacking people and dogs, and why they are literally in every dog shelter/pound.

Please don't group all pit bull owners together. My pit is sweet as can be buuuut idk how she is around ppl or dogs she isn't familiar with. I always keep my girl on a short leash next to me and would never let anyone pet her because of cases like this. Having any dog without a leash is asking for trouble.

Yeah where I live they go for more.