Graeme Hall meets a deaf dalmatian that is ruining his owner's love life and Married at First Sight star Paul is having trouble with his bantam bulldog Jasmine, who keeps chasing the local wildlife. The dog trainer also attempts to help a working cocker spaniel with a stick addiction, which turns every walk with his owner into a battle.
A family under attack faces a crisis as Chihuahua-Yorkshire Terrier cross Sky's loyalty to dad creates chaos at home. No one else shares their bond, and Sky terrorises guests and delivery drivers. In Kent, Jess and Lewis's three pooches turn seaside walks into a nightmare, with one dog staging protests and the others brawling. Barbie's violent reaction to noise has already led to dangerous situations. Can Graeme Hall reunite families and tame these troubled dogs before it's too late?
Graeme meets a glasses-obsessed terrier, who keeps making a spectacle of himself. Whenever owner Yanny wants to enjoy a bit of television, he snatches her specs and tries his best to smash them. The trainer also helps German shepherd Harley, who holds on to his tail at any given opportunity - a habit that has left his owners worried about his physical and mental health.
Graeme Hall tackles a retriever with bad breath, thanks to its preferred all-you-can-eat buffet from the dog poo bin. And Coco goes loco over inanimate objects when out for walks.
Frenchie Bingo is stopping Alan from finding romance. Can Graeme Hall help Alan find love? And Cockerpoo Molly cries at the top of her voice. Sleep deprived mum Amy is at her wit's end.
Graeme Hall tackles seemingly immoveable 60-kilo mountain dog Oakley whose obstinance leads to traffic jams when he plonks himself in the middle of the road.
Head teacher Sue hoped Bertie the Labrador would be a calming therapy dog, but he's a classroom clown. And Kirsty's show dog Bruce is out of control. Can Graeme Hall help?
In Surrey, Graeme Hall helps a family whose idyllic life is disrupted by beagle Lenny's insatiable appetite. And in Middlesbrough, cocker puppy Oliver is a rampaging homewrecker.
Graeme Hall visits a dog-friendly pub where, unfortunately, the resident Doberman's behaviour is anything but welcoming... And Graeme advises some social media influencers on their superstar cocker spaniel.
In Cheltenham, a pair of pups drive their owners to distraction whenever they hit the road. And a salon dog gives a hair-raising send-off whenever customers depart. Can Graeme Hall help?
In Graeme Hall's first case he turns marriage counsellor to break up a furry love triangle. And at a retirement home for rescue dogs, a resident Romanian bites the hand that feeds him.
In Hampshire, Graeme meets Toy Poodle Ralph who's had a big falling out with owner Karina, subsequent to being hit by a car. After nursing her furry best friend back to health, Ralph turned on Karina and it's breaking her heart. In the Cotswolds, Graeme meets Lady Elizabeth Ashcombe and her wire-haired Dachshund Tulah. This noisy little dog clucks like a chicken on every car trip. Can Graeme help in both cases?
Graeme Hall's first case takes him to the Midlands, where a mischievous Jack Russell is causing trouble in a special bond between a young girl and her grandfather. Every time 10-year-old Darcy visits, Milo can't seem to leave her side. Graeme also returns to help Carol and Peter, whose two puppy sisters were once at odds. Although Graeme had previously helped them start to get along, new issues have now emerged.