Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly

Graeme Hall's first case takes him to the Midlands, where a wayward Jack Russell is ruining a precious relationship between a little girl and her grandad. Every time 10-year-old Darcy pops round, Milo won't leave her alone. Graeme also revisits Carol and Peter whose pair of puppy sisters were at war. Previously, Graeme managed to get them on the path to friendship, but there's trouble afoot. 

Graeme Hall's first case takes him to the Midlands, where a wayward Jack Russell is ruining a precious relationship between a little girl and her grandad. Every time 10-year-old Darcy pops round, Milo won't leave her alone. Graeme also revisits Carol and Peter whose pair of puppy sisters were at war. Previously, Graeme managed to get them on the path to friendship, but there's trouble afoot. 

In north London, Graeme Hall meets Labradors Winston and Harland, whose non-stop shenanigans are out of control. The expert needs to call time on their antics before someone gets hurt. In Bath, Graeme also meets Bernedoodle Lupo again, and offers more advice for owner Christian.

raeme Hall heads to Leeds to mediate in an all-out turf war between St Bernards Brodie and Rosie and little cockapoo Jasper. The relentless threat of conflict is stressing everyone out and the whole family is on constant high alert to keep the dogs from clashing. So much so they've been forced to live separate lives. The pressures on Graeme to broker a peace deal. Next, it's a trip down memory lane for Graeme as he revisits Labradoodle Doddle. Last time their paths crossed he was being a real headache for mum Sarah. He just wouldn't leave her son George alone - slobbering all over him at every opportunity. Graeme taught Doodle he could share the love but there needed to be boundaries. Now, there's something else creating a real hurdle for the family to get over.