>> No.
>> Judge Judy: You left your dog
to go where?
>> My --
>> Judge Judy: You left your dog
and your daughter to go where?
>> No, no, no.
>> Judge Judy: You were in your
car.
Listen to me.
You were in your car, which
means you had to have left your
home at some point.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: Do you understand
my words?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: Where did you go?
>> I went to the store.
>> Judge Judy: Okay.
So, you left your dog and your
daughter, who is how old?
>> No, I did not.
No.
I called my friend Karla to take
care of my kids because I was
going to go to the store.
>> Judge Judy: You're not paying
attention!
I don't care who was watching
them.
What I said to you was accurate.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: You left your dog
and your daughter to go to the
store.
I didn't ask you who was
watching them at the time.
>> No, no, to my daughter.
>> Judge Judy: So, somebody was
watching your dog.
>> Karla was there with my
daughters.
>> Judge Judy: Show me the
rabies shots for the dog.
>> Sure.
>> Byrd: Go back there.
What do you have?
>> Sure.
>> Judge Judy: On what date did
this happen?
>> This was maybe, like, almost
three months ago.
It was on Saturday.
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
>> It was March 25th,
Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: Excuse me?
>> March 25th, and I have the
Animal Control report saying
that in order for her to get her
dog back, she has to pay to have
the rabies shots done.
>> It's because I didn't have
the shots at the moment.
>> Right. It also says --
>> Judge Judy: Just a second.
Shh! Shh!
>> That is the proof.
>> Judge Judy: I want you to
show me where your dog was
vaccinated for rabies before
March 26th of 2016.
>> I took him somewhere in
San Jose.
>> Judge Judy: I don't believe
you.
>> Why not?
>> Judge Judy: Because I don't
believe you.
>> You have the proof with you.
>> Judge Judy: No, I don't.
All I'm looking at -- I'm saying
to you, "Where did you take your
dog for rabies shots?"
Listen.
If your dog bit her, whether you
think she shouldn't have picked
up your dog or not, a
reasonably intelligent person
would say, "My dog has been
vaccinated for rabies.
Here is the vet who vaccinated
the dog so you don't have to get
a series of rabies shots."
And unless you're telling me
that you're not a reasonably
intelligent person, I'm telling
you that I don't believe that
you can prove that your dog had
shots.
>> But you have the proof in
your hands.
>> Judge Judy: Show me.
>> Okay.
>> Judge Judy: Show me the
proof.
>> Okay.
>> Byrd: Sit.
>> Sure.
>> Byrd: Let me do this for you.
>> Okay.
Okay.
>> Byrd: Circle the proof.
>> This is the place.
Well, it's all this.
This is the place where I took
my dog, in San Jose, and they
gave him the tests.
>> Judge Judy: This is 2014.
>> Mm-hmm.
>> Judge Judy: Well, can you
explain tome why you didn't
provide this to Animal Control?
>> I didn't have it at the
moment.
>> Judge Judy: When were you
notified that she had had a
rabies vaccine?
>> I was not notified at all.
>> Judge Judy: Ever?
>> That's why I was treated for
rabies, Your Honor.
>> Judge Judy: Ever?
When did you get this?
>> I don't know, last week.
>> Judge Judy: Last week?
>> Oh, yes.
Well, I have the original, but I
couldn't find it.
So, I call them, and I tell them
that I need that.
>> Judge Judy: When did you tell
Animal Control that the dog had
been treated for rabies?
>> Oh, when they came to my
house.
But I couldn't find it.
That's why they took my dog.
>> Judge Judy: Did you ever pay
the impound bill?
>> Not yet.
>> Judge Judy: Now, you want to
say something to me?
>> I do, Your Honor, if I can.
May I?
>> Judge Judy: Sure.
>> Thank you, Your Honor.
So, I'm here as a witness.
>> Judge Judy: Listen to me.
I only have a couple of
questions for you.
>> Yes.
>> Judge Judy: You were supposed
to be in charge of the dog?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Judge Judy: Good.
How did the dog get out?
Look at me.
How did the dog get out?
>> When she left the house,
Princess -- I call her
Princess -- ran out.
So, as soon as she ran out, I
ran after it.
The dog is trained not to
leave --
>> Judge Judy: Don't tell me
what the dog is trained to do.
>> Okay.
>> Judge Judy: Soon as the dog
ran out, you ran out after her.
>> I ran after her.
I picked her up, and that's when
the defendant here saw us and
gave me a bad look.
So, I said, "Okay."
And that -- when I got the dog,
Josie arrived.
At that time, she came angry at
her, saying, "Your dog bit me."
She was holding her hand.
>> Judge Judy: Sit down.
>> She was holding her hand.
>> Judge Judy: Sit down.
I have no question in my mind,
Ms. Sanchez, that the plaintiff
is telling me the truth, that
she watched the dog on two
separate occasions cross the
street.
You can look at me like this
with big, wide eyes, that she
watched the dog cross the street
twice, that she was trying to be
a good Samaritan because the dog
neither had a collar or a leash,
that the dog was unsupervised by
you or by her.
>> The dog never left the
building.
>> Judge Judy: Listen to me
carefully.
There's no question in my mind
that she was bitten by this dog,
and you were not present when
she was bitten by the dog.
>> I was not present bec