Episode list

Tiffany was just a teenager when she got Coma. Without proper training, Coma has turned into a potentially dangerous dog. He's already bitten a friend on the face, and is hugely aggressive around other dogs. Can Tiffany and Craig reform this dog in the wake of a vicious attack?

Sisters JT and Grace and their roommate Kari are share a mortgage and two yappy dogs, Tika and Bailey. All the commotion and destruction is driving Kari mental, while the dogs' actual owners, Grace and JT are oblivious. The girls talk behind each other's backs rather then face their issues head on. When Brad forces the three warring friends to face the elephant in the room, will hurt feelings be enough to motivate change or will they dissolve this friendship for good?

Holly has created two monsters. She has spoiled mouthy pooches Max and Snuggles with clothes, treats and the run of the house. Now they pee everywhere, and bark incessantly and the problems are bigger then Holly can handle. Her kids are quick to point fingers but no one is willing to help. Brad lays down the law, but quickly sees that nothing will change unless Holly learns to take charge herself. Can she do it or will this mom remain the household rag doll?

Chad's Rottweilers are his babies. He revels in the 'unconditional love' he gets from them...which is far less complicated and demanding than his relationship with Heather. But the dogs are rambunctious and Cherry is threateningly aggressive to other dogs. With a baby on the way, there's no time to lose.

When Ari and Audrey got married, they blended their family of four daughters and a dog. The older girls begged for a puppy and promised to look after it. Now, the girls have lost interest, Ari resents being stuck looking after the dog, and Ari and Audrey are fighting daily about the girl's responsibilities and their methods of parenting. Can Brad bring peace to the battlefront?

Meagan and Jeremy have bitten off way more then they can chew: A wedding in less then a month, an unexpected pregnancy, and four aggressive, unmanageable labs! But, to make matters worse, Jeremy has lost the use of his arm in a work accident. He says that he can no longer share the work-load with his fiancée. Meagan feels it is an excuse. Can Brad help Jeremy sort out the physical disability from his metal block in time to save his wedding and prevent these four dogs from killing each other?

Jess and Lukas were devastated when their two dogs killed their pet cat Buddha. Previously the three animals would cuddle and sleep together. Confused, they need Brad's help to understand how this close friendship could turn fatal. And with a baby on the way, will they ever truly know if their dogs are really predators or puppies at play? Brad must get to the bottom of the crime if Jess and Lukas are ever to trust their dogs again.

When Kerry adopted Tuffy, an Australian Cattle Dog, she did not realize what she was getting into. Bred to herd animals, it wasn't long before this dog had attacked her roommate Jake and scared away all her friends. Can Brad help Kerry manage Tuffy's instincts before she finds herself corralled completely into isolation?

Thanks to Smiley, Katherine's Pitbull mix, dating is out of the question. Any guy that comes to her apartment is greeted with a mouthful of teeth and a head butted in his nether regions. Completely ravaged, most dates leave in the same way - a hurry. Can Brad help this beautiful 30-something get a handle on her man-eating-dog? Or will she be forced into life as the crazy single dog lady? The clock is ticking.

Erin's big, beautiful malamute Rika lives with her in a high-rise overlooking the ocean. Despite her beautiful surroundings, Rika is peeing on the carpet and picking fights with other dogs in the elevator. Her fishbowl existence is compounded by Erin's job...she travels at least one week each month, and Rika ends up confined to a kennel. Erin can't change the demands of her job, but Brad demands she take responsibility for this big working breed dog while she's at home.

Tilly the Border Collie joined Shirley and Brian when their adult children moved away and had their own kids. But this dog's herding instincts has her nipping at their grandchildren and barking uncontrollably. The dog's issues trigger constant bickering between Shirley and Brian and put pressure on a stale marriage. Can they do the work needed to get Tilly and their relationship back on track?

Little Easton is only 3, but he knows daddy's bad words. That's because his dad Chris is very harsh with their little dog Arnold, a pet he never wanted. Wife Janine got Arnold as a way to cope with her grief when her mother died. Every time Chris kicks or hits Arnold, Janine suffers and little Easton picks up very bad habits. Can training Arnold heal the anger and grief in this family?

Miranda has had enough of her boyfriend Chris' harsh approach to disciplining her dog, Bear. Chris thinks he's right and accuses her of being too soft. Constant bickering and threats to leave has this puppy confused and caught in the crossfire. When Brad challenges the couple to find a middle ground, Miranda is forced to make a tough decision. Will she do the right thing?

Controller Natalie's old dog Bailey is the perfect pet, loveable and obedient. But Hannah, the rescue she adopted with boyfriend Corey, is skittish, barks fearfully, and pees in the house. Corey loves the puppy and defends her bad habits, but Natalie's inability to control Hannah or Corey has her at wits end. Can these two find balance with the dog, and in their damaging personal dynamic?

Ian suffered a nearly fatal aortic aneurysm a year ago, leaving his wife Anna and their 6 children fearing for his life. Ian's aneurysm is now back and is inoperable. His final wish is to get his dog trained to relieve the burden on Anna, and to be able to walk with Zeus one last time in the mountains.

Claire and her mother Jacqueline are housemates, along with Jacqueline's three yappy, defecating dogs and one foster dog Serge. The noise level is through the roof, but worse than that is the pee and poop stains littered throughout the house. When Brad enters this home he discovers a mother-daughter relationship on the verge of collapse and living conditions that would turn anyone's stomach.

When Trish adopted Hannah, this marathoner was hoping for a training partner. Instead, she wound up with a rabbit-chasing leash-puller that trashes her things and runs away at every opportunity. Trish fears Hannah may not be the dog for her household but will do anything to avoid breaking her 7 year old daughter's heart. Can Brad help Trish come to terms with what may be another breakup?

Sarah is scared that she's lost her husband Lee to their two bratty dogs, Tizzy and Squiggy. He coddles them, confides in them, and spends all his spare time with them. Jealous and resentful, anything Sarah says against his beloved pets only pushes him further away. Can Brad help Sarah train these furry home wreckers to bring Lee back or is this little love affair stronger than their marriage?

A couple with new baby and two out-of-control Springer Spaniels can't cope with all the pressures. The wife doesn't want to lose her dogs or her husband. Can Brad teach them how to lighten the load?

Kimberly and Alistair are newlyweds who have just moved overseas, have a brand new baby, a new house and two very naughty Springer Spaniels! Kimberly and Alistair are fighting daily and with the pressures of new parenthood, the stress is taking its toll. Can this young couple work together to gain control to keep their family together?

Karen and Tyson are young and in love. They want to move in together, but can't because their dogs are viciously aggressive toward one another. Tyson's puppy is cute now, but this Rottie is learning bad habits from her big brother. Can these lovebirds bring their beloved pets together for the sake of their burning flame?

Steph regrets the day she got a second Coon Hound against her husband's wishes. It's four years after the fact and he still holds it against her! Anything the dog does wrong is her fault, and there's a long list. Desperate to win her husband's forgiveness, Steph turns to Brad to help fix these two howling hounds. Brad quickly discovers that the couple's issues run much deeper than the dogs.

Connie and her daughter moved across the country and haven't made friends. Their dog Ozzy barks maniacally and messes on the carpets when company comes by. Teenager Sierra says her mom shows more love to the dog than to her, and she's had it with the isolation because of his behavior. It's time for this family to re-start their lives, make some friends, and stop letting this dog run the show.