Karl Stefanovic and Jasmine faced a high-stakes court battle to save their beloved German Shepherd, Chance the Yapper, from a potential “dangerous dog” declaration that could’ve meant euthanasia. After the eight-year-old pup allegedly attacked a person and another dog in Neutral Bay, the family hired a top canine lawyer to fight the case — all while balancing Chance’s starring role on their social media. The court ultimately sided with the family, issuing a four-year control order: Chance must be muzzled and leashed in public, wear a “Warning Dog” sign at home, complete behavioral training within six months, and can’t be left with anyone under 18 or roam freely. It’s a heavy leash — but Chance stays.
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