Judge Judy

The small dog was presented as evidence in a legal proceeding after it was reportedly attacked by a German shepherd. The German shepherd’s owners have publicly denied any responsibility for the alleged assault. The matter will be examined by the court to decide liability.

Series 21 is presented as a programme of the episode type, forming part of an ongoing series that delivers self‑contained stories within a broader framework. The format follows the usual structure of a single‑episode instalment, offering a concise narrative that fits neatly into the series’ overall catalogue. In this particular instalment, the focal point is a small dog that turns up in a courtroom after it is said to have been attacked by a German shepherd. The incident that brings the little canine before the court is alleged rather than proven, and the owners of the larger dog are firmly refusing to accept any responsibility for what happened. The courtroom scene centres on the small dog’s appearance as evidence of the alleged assault, while the German shepherd’s owners maintain their denial of liability. Their refusal to admit fault forms the crux of the dispute, prompting the legal proceedings to examine the competing claims. The episode therefore concentrates on this specific conflict, showcasing the small dog’s unexpected role in the legal setting and the owners’ steadfast rebuttal. No additional characters or sub‑plots are introduced, keeping the narrative tightly focused on the alleged attack and the ensuing denial.