I was waiting for her to shut him up.

Right? I'm thinking why does she care what the witness thinks.

I was waiting judge JJ to tell him to sit down

She felt he was reasonable so was gonna educate him

She let him talk because he was polite and articulated a position that many people have around cat ownership, she took the opportunity to show how its faulty.

Why is he picking sides? He's just a witness.

@@lukerinderknecht2982 plaintiff probably told him she’d give him half the money

My current cat is perfectly happy inside. The witness is annoying. IT'S HER FAULT; it sucks, but that's the risk you take letting cats go outside.

​@@Skcits Lies. Your cat stares out your window in wonder, with the hopes to one day roam free as nature intended.

@@Skcits yup! We had a cat that ran away. But it’s because we left the door open while trying to bring in groceries. It’s been a year and he hasn’t returned. That’s no one’s fault but ours.

he just disagrees with her in terms of fault

​@@jdsiv3 Which, as a judge, she probably has a better handle on, legally speaking.

What a jerk huh?😂

He looks like a nice guy, relax.

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Cause he's white. And seems educated.

Because he’s polite and making intelligent points.

@nnedwards3260 I honestly don't think she discriminates against race. I've watched a lot of her episodes, sometimes she is in a forgiving mood and sometimes she isn't. She does like educated people though, of all races. Remember that episode of the 2 (black and white) college students who grew up in foster care? She really liked them both.

I believe it’s the way he carried himself and how he recounted the incident. Also, JJ may have just had lunch 😅

I’ve not seen her be so lenient before. At least, not that I remember 🤭

@@solangegarcia536 prob was sushi day. JJ loveos sushi day lmao

I know! With his ole shiny head empty of a balanced opinion, looking like an onion 🧅 head!😂😂😂😂😂😂

Probably because he's actually presentable. It's just that he's stupidly stubborn.

Yeah it’s a little sus

15 minutes of fame 🤣

He believed it was his time to shine.😂😂😂

I think he's her son

She’s probably his favourite old lady 😂

Chances of what?

@@casual35 The chance of running away, the chance of being ran over, etc.

Same! I would be devastated if my cat never returned… at least with them inside I know I will see them the next day. People that let their cats outside and risk them being killed are negligent pet owners in my opinion.

@@casual35 chances of it damaging other’s properties, it being killed by strays, impounded then euthanized…

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I know - so weird, right??

I'm guessing he is some activist, and used to speechifying.

He feels he gained a position of authority by intervening and getting the dog to release the cat. He is brave but also stupid.

Yup, in my neighbourhood the coyotes would have taken care of it.

My Friends Cat Got Ran Over By An 18 Wheeler.

@@lukerinderknecht2982 Several years ago one of the neighborhood kids was looking for her cat. When she described her cat, I had a pretty good idea of what happened to the cat. I told her I didn't know where her cat was. But. the day before, I saw her cat following a groundhog under the fence. There was a whole colony of them living in the field behind us. They never saw the cat again and I think the groundhogs got the cat.

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@@evies1050Why wouldn’t you tell her you saw it go under the fence?

I think he was a lawyer, just not a good one lol 😂😂😂😂😂

Exactly, i dislike how judged Judy trying to down played the situation especially the witness saw the behavior. I witnessed many cats start a fight for whatever reason.

My cat thinks he's tough and will run at our old neighbor's dog. I didn't let him near the dog after that.

My cat attacks my dog at least once a month inside the home 🤣🤣🤣

Cats are very territorial and protective. My neighbor's kids used to follow me when I walked my 2 dogs. One day their cat was out while this was happening and he practically flew across the street and started smacking the hell out of my dogs! My dogs were super friendly and had no clue how to react... they just stood there and took it 😅

Cats can be the aggressor toward any animal or person. What we see in cartoons isn't always factual.

Exactly! That was a weird interaction!

She needed to make it last 4min for episode 2

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i wanna be a hose cat too where can i sign up to be your house cat?

I’m surprised she let him go on with it.

It goes both ways. Dogs can attack a cat for no reason.

@@nami01837I know you probably don’t mean it, but it sounds like you’re downplaying the situation. Guide dogs are trained for years, and should be considered workers for the amount of training they go through. They have more self-control than an average dog, and/or human. I’m so sorry that happened to your husband’s guide dog @brianna56ism

I have been surprised attacked by unprovoked cats than dogs. Dogs usually bark and yarn. Cats stalk and pounce

My neighbors keep their cat outside. Not only has it attempted to attack my leashed dog multiple times as we walk down the sidewalk, but we’ve caught it on our car roofs/ hoods at night and seen it slide down the sides and scratch the paint. Called Animal Control and asked if they could speak to the neighbors since damage is being done…they said no; only dog owners have to restrain their pets and told me to to file a civil lawsuit and sue. The double standard makes no sense.

​@@k.flac.86that's such nonsense. Sorry you gotta deal with that. Is there a cat spray you can use to deter them?

Some cities have leash laws for cats, as well. They’re not always enforced, though.

It's not a matter of fault, it's just how it goes.

I never liked this myself. Cats are permitted to roam because they are much less dangerous than a roaming dog. They are much less confrontational, almost always solitary, and are much usually smaller than the average dog.

I have 3…total indoor cats and they are totally fine. We got them at 6 weeks…never knew the outside world

He’s tossing his opinion in the ring - I’m surprised she’s letting him!

Most places have laws regarding domestic animals, and the same as a dog a cat is supposed to be licensed, have a collar with a tag and restrained inside property boundaries . Don’t know why so many cat owners ignore these laws and why enforcement by officials is nonexistent !

I totally agree. Poor cats they must also be scared when out where they could possibly get killed.

They kill a lot of wildlife too, cats are restricted in lots of places in Australia. Not supposed to be out at night.

​@@billmoran3219I take it you mean most places in the USA, as the rest of the world for the most part views cats as indoor/outdoor creatures. I'm from the UK and cats have a unique place in our legal system as they are free to roam where they like. Nobody can interfere with that, you can't hurt a cat because it pooped in your garden or because you don't like them, and owners are not legally responsible for what the cat does. We have finally managed to put them equal with dogs, so in the UK if you have a cat or a dog they have to be microchipped by law. I've had my own cats since I left home at 19 and I always microchipped them, I'm not having someone try to steal my pets. Charities over here will not let you adopt a cat if you won't give it outside access which I find a bit strange and backwards. If they visit your home and see that it has lots of toys, climbing things and you will be home with the cat to interact and play games with them then that should be enough. I chose to keep my cats indoors when I got my first 2 some 25 years ago and back then it was almost unheard of, although their vets never saw a problem with it. I lived in a flat on a busy road and didn't want them hurt or killed. I also put up a climbing system leading to a high shelf before catifying a home was a thing, because cats need to climb amd jump. I now live in a bungalow and my current cat will follow me into my garden when I'm outside but she does not stay outside by herself and never has. Very often she takes herself back indoors whilst I'm still pegging washing etc.. I would love for her to have a catio to play outside safely in but it isn't possible where I live. I see both sides but I will never agree with people who claim that cats aren't meant to go outside, of course they are, they don't need humans to survive. I hear that argument a lot from people in the US and it's ridiculous, but then they are probably the same people declawing their indoor cat so it doesn't scratch the furniture. So for me it is dependant on which country you are in, as very few animals here prey on cats, and then the area you live in, is it a quiet road or are you by a busy road for example. My parents got identical brothers born 9 months apart from a farm when the youngest was 2 months. They lived indoor/outdoor and lived to be 13 and 18 and passed due to age related health issues. In the UK the most common time for a cat to get hurt is during the night so a lot of owners shut their cat in overnight to keep them safe.

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I've got six cats and they are mostly indoors but go out to back garden through a small window I leave open as and when they want to

My I had my cat Castiel since a kitten I take him outside on a leash to let him roam but I'm never letting him outside by himself. One day I tried that he came running right back to me 😂 he's perfectly content with being indoors

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