Non sequiter

A non sequiter is when an argument asserts a conclusion to be true or false, but does not logically support said conclusion. It can be used to refer to a "False Cause" or other logical fallacy.

It can be used negatively or positively, depending on the position.

For example:

My mom loves dogs, my friend's mom loves dogs, therefore all mom's love dogs.

In this example, both mom's loving dogs does not logically mean that all mom's love dogs.