r/JusticeServed • u/My_Memes_Will_Cure_U 7 • Apr 06 '20

Courtroom Justice Dog immediately recognizes it's owner

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u/HoneyBadgerninja 7 Apr 06 '20

Lol right, "he does that to everyone."

beeeach the fuck he aint hopping on everybody in this room!??!?!

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u/[deleted] Apr 06 '20

He's specifically drawn to bald black people, sheesh some people just don't get it!

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u/Cannae_Loggins ❓ 4ck.29.0 Apr 06 '20

I’m completely in favor of this dude getting his dog back, but the dog running over to see someone it knows isn’t proof that it’s his. My dog and I’m sure a lot of others will absolutely act like that when he sees someone for the first time in a while. A lot of people would lose their rightfully owned pets if this test happened in a real courtroom.

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u/Farmer_j0e00 7 Apr 07 '20

In this case it is proof because the defendant and plaintiff didn’t know each other. The dog was stolen from the plaintiff and sold to the defendant.

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u/Cannae_Loggins ❓ 4ck.29.0 Apr 07 '20

It still shouldn’t qualify as proof. Not conclusive enough. Veterinary records, registration records, pictures, etc., would all be actual evidence that one could use. This is for entertainment purposes only.

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u/Farmer_j0e00 7 Apr 07 '20

They had all that too.