Brandon reunites with adopters who opened up their hearts to former shelter dogs that needed special care: one being the survivor of a leg amputation the other battling a severe case of anxiety.
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Jasmine, the short haired pointer, was surrendered because of a tragic injury that takes thousands of dollars to fix. Can Brandon get Jasmine the care she needs and then find her the perfect home?
Jingles the pointer mix must learn to shed his anxiety and master skills needed to become an off-leash pet for the outdoor-loving Valle family. But will the Valle‘s own daughter, Isabella, be able to overcome her anxiety of dogs in time for the adoption?
A playful Poodle mix could be the perfect match for a single mom with two talented children. But, to make sure that this placement is a success, Eric must teach Pixie some tricks for fitting in with his new family.
To Serve and Protect. Brandon trains up a German Shepherd for a disabled veteran suffering from PTSD. But before Kyrie earns her service dog certification, she'll need to “pick up” the retrieve command.
A neglected terrier mix gets a second chance with a dog-loving family that devotes much of their time to the Special Olympics. But before Muffin can hit the road with her new family, she'll need to correct her begging habit.
A woman seeks Brandon's help finding a canine companion for her family. But before a spaniel mix found living on the streets can be adopted, he must prove that he can get along with other animals cared for by the potential adopter.
After rescuing a pair of bonded shelter dogs, Eric and Rashi must find a home in which two dogs would be welcome. A potential match could be made with a couple in San Diego who are still mourning the loss of their two previous dogs.
Brandon rescues a ten-month-old Boxer and gives him a fighting chance at a forever home. But will this high-energy party animal be too much to handle for a pair of first-time dog owners?
Brandon rescues a gentle, yet consistently overlooked Staffordshire Bull Terrier in hopes of placing her in a home with another dog that is struggling with timidity.
A senior dog with health issues proves to be a challenging placement for Eric & Rashi. But, after rehabilitating Benji, and giving him a makeover, they make an unexpected match with a member of their own family.
A single mother seeks Brandon's help finding a furry friend for her non-verbal daughter. But before an abandoned Cocker Spaniel named Rio is identified as the perfect match, the dog must shed a few pounds and become familiar with sign language.
Brandon helps turn a ten-month-old poodle mix into a therapy dog for a cancer survivor who's hoping to pay it forward. But, can managing one of life's most difficult challenges prepare Lori for the job of handling Rosie?
Host Brandon McMillan helps scared little stray Vinnie overcome his fears and learn what it's like to be loved.
Brandon reunites with adopters who opened up their hearts to former shelter dogs that needed special care: one being the survivor of a leg amputation the other battling a severe case of anxiety.
Judy and Robert are anxious to adopt a dog.Robert's teenage son, Elias, is also looking forward to having a new buddy around the house. Will a match be made between a little dog in need of love and a new family in need of another member?
Watch-along with Brandon as he revisits one of his favorite episodes featuring a truly talented terrier, and a first-time adopter who he puts through “Dog Training 101”. Then, a long distance reunion that you won't want to miss.
A middle school teacher reaches out to Brandon in hopes of adopting her very first dog. But if nine-month-old Darby wants to be the teacher's pet, she'll need to ace the common commands and prove she's ready for a classroom environment.
When a Spaniel mix poses a unique opportunity for a high school student to develop her talents, Brandon realizes that won't happen if he can't get the dog under control.
A Yorkshire terrier named Colby is trained for life with a Kentucky couple who have two young children and two senior dogs.
Good things come to three different adopters who open their homes to pint-sized shelter dogs.
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