Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly

Trainer Graeme Hall comes to the aid of more dog owners at their wits' end dealing with their four-legged friends. He helps a woman teach a determined doberman to obey not just her but her elderly parents as well, reunites two dachshunds who have gone from the best of friends to the worst of enemies, and tries to calm the ardour of a hairdresser's French bulldog.

Graeme Hall treats a ridgeback-boxer cross that has become aggressive towards other dogs after being attacked, and helps a cancer patient with a badly behaved golden retriever that is holding back her recovery. His last port of call is to a miniature pincher who objects to any men coming near its owner.

Trainer Graeme Hall takes on a 12-stone Great Dane that insists on sleeping in its owner's bed and a French bulldog that will not let anyone leave the house. Finally, Graeme takes a look at the art of toilet training, discussing the importance of patience as he deals with a 14-week-old puppy who has yet to master this important skill.

Trainer Graeme Hall arrives in Leeds, where English bulldog Wilson's destructive behaviour is making his owner so distraught that she is considering having him rehomed. Realising that this bolshie bulldog's behaviour is all for attention, Graeme sets about turning it around and to restore harmony to the home. Later, in Northampton, Graeme encounters Pomeranians Bella and Lola, who are attacking anything coming through the door.

Graeme Hall tries to tame an overly friendly Great Dane, which has even taken to leaping into the bath with its owner. He also comes to the aid of a labrador who has a phobia of shiny floors and help to break up the constant vicious fighting between two pugs that has resulted in one dog blinding the other.

Graeme calms down a Great Dane with a not-so-great attitude. Scared Buckley the lab gets some reassurance. Two pugilistic pugs put up a fight.

Graeme Hall trains a German shepherd anxious about her puppy, a bulldog that is always stealing food and faces a particular challenge with a picnic, and a boxer that is driving a wedge between its owners.

Whippet Patterdale cross Pippa is known for stealing sausages. Bobby the Jack Russell cross is supposed to help his owner get out and about, but he is terrified of traffic!

Graeme Hall helps to train two dogs that go overboard in protecting the family home and possessions and another that is particularly protective of the owners' 18-month-old baby. Another candidate for retraining is an energetic cavapoochon who loves to run faster than its owners can handle and does not know to respond to its own name.

A rescue dog from Romania presents Graeme Hall with one of his toughest challenges - since it is afraid of men, it is impossible for him to get anywhere near it. The second assignment involves a Jack Russell with a volatile and unpredictable temper, and finally, Graeme deals with a labrador cross that is afraid of travelling in cars, which the owner fears may cause an accident