Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly

In Cheltenham, a pair of pups make focusing on driving virtually impossible. Every time owners Debbie and Gary embark on a journey, Lab Onni and Poodle cross Fergus drive them to distraction. Can Graeme Hall get back on the road to carefree motoring? Dawn's four-year-old Yorkie Teddy might look like the perfect salon dog, but every time clients try leaving, he gives them a hair-raising send off. And retiring quietly beside the seaside was Chris and Ken's dream, but their Collie Mollie's extreme reaction to phone calls has beached their peaceful plans. Can Graeme help hang up on Mollie's bad phone manner?

For Graeme Hall's first case he's turning marriage counsellor to break up a furry love triangle. Whippet Clyde is quite the green-eyed monster - he disrupts any attempt at affection between owners Claire and Steve. Dance instructors Sam and Clive find that their non-stop puller Bartholemew leaves them at risk of breaking a leg. Every outing is a real drag, with the couple being taken along for the ride. And Anne may have created a wonderful retirement home in Scotland for all manner of rescues, but one resident Romanian rescue bites the hand that feeds him. Can Graeme resolve these cases?

In Hampshire, Graeme Hall 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. The trainer also visits the Cotswolds to help Lady Elizabeth Ashcombe with her wire-haired dachshund Tulah, who clucks like a chicken on every car trip.

Graeme Hall visits the Midlands, where wayward jack russell Milo is ruining a precious relationship between a little girl and her grandad. The trainer also revisits a pair of lab pups who were at war when he last saw them. He managed to get them on the path to friendship before, but now there is a new issue and he's been called back once again.