In the case of two fighting German shepherds, Cesar tries to turn a daycare dilemma into a daycare dream. Grandparents face a choice between their grandchildren and their miniature schnauzer Lorelei. Can Cesar unite this divided pack?
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Cesar tries to broker peace between two Great Danes. Cesar helps the city of Los Angeles' Animal Control department with its aggressive new pet ownership program by riding along with one of its officers.
In the case of two fighting German shepherds, Cesar tries to turn a daycare dilemma into a daycare dream. Grandparents face a choice between their grandchildren and their miniature schnauzer Lorelei. Can Cesar unite this divided pack?
Adopted basset hounds have a bad case of sibling rivalry over their owners' attention. A dingo mix from Australia hasn't adjusted to her new life in California and takes it out on other dogs. An overly protective poodle has it in for a pair of new puppies.
Latin America is the destination.Tear around the high plains of the Andes with a wild and woolly baby Vicuna, have your world turned upside down by some gravity defying Capuchin babies and hit the waves with an energetic pod of Patagonian Sea Lion pups.
Coyote pups enjoy a romp, baby fox cubs spend time attacking mum's tail, and beavers have fun in the water.
A cute Corgi mix hopes to trade in his space at the shelter for a bungalow near the beach with an active, cycling couple. But to make this transition a success, Cheese must be willing to sit back and go along for the ride.
A shy Spaniel mix could be the newest addition to a family that has two energetic young boys. But in order for Otis to fit in with his siblings, he must learn the importance of going to bed on cue.
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.
Cesar reflects on some of his most difficult cases and shows how his LA dog psychology center (the home of his pack) has helped in the rehabilitation process. He also introduces some of the dogs, including a few owned by celebrities.
When a mother reaches out to Brandon in hopes of finding a companion for her special needs son, Brandon thinks a sweet Spaniel mix could fit the bill. But before Bobo takes on his new role, he'll have to face his own surprising medical diagnosis.
A Palm Springs couple seeks Brandon's help finding a furry companion. But before a dog named Bella can provide this desert duo with some much-needed companionship, she must first learn to bury her bad habits.
Two former high school sweethearts reunite after college and decide to kick off their new life by adopting a shelter dog. But before Kona can fit into their beach-centric lifestyle, she'll need to conquer her own fear of new environments.
We are back in the towns and cities to visit babies who brighten our lives, some more unusual than you might imagine... Kangaroo joey, raccoon kits and fruit-bat babies.
Today's episode takes place in the grasslands of the world. We see Lynx kittens, a wild foal, and baby mongooses among other animals featured.
Venturing through Europe, meeting the youngsters that live and play there.There's Brown Bear cubs messing around, a litter of scrappy Red Fox kits doing their best impression of a whirlwind as they play fight, plus a bunch of hungry St Bernard pups.
We spend time chilling out with babies in the cold of winter. Shorter days and snow mean that the babies need their winter coats.
Peter heads to a neighbour's farm hoping he can save the life of a seriously ill sheep. Her infected foot has become infested with maggots and it's touch and go whether Peter can get her back on her feet.
Peter faces a difficult calving at Ed McDonald's farm. The cow is an experienced mum and Ed is an experienced farmer, so Peter senses it's a serious problem.
There's an emotional emergency for Peter at an old friend's farm. Steve's wife is seriously ill, and now her favourite sheep's life is in the balance...
Julian and Peter must both operate on dogs with tumours. Other patients include hens with an eye infection, a cow having a caesarean, and three surprisingly speedy tortoises.
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