Watch-along with Brandon as he revisits one of his favorite episodes that follows a sweet German Shepherd's journey from the streets of Los Angeles to a home with a loving couple. Then, a surprise reunion that you won't want to miss.
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.
Brandon rescues a terrier mix that might be the perfect companion for a retired woman and her handicapped daughter. But transforming this untrained street dog into a well-mannered family member will require a lot of work.
Brandon rescues a malnourished Poodle mix, suffering from an upper respiratory infection, in hopes that she might be the perfect companion for a woman coming to grips with her own failing eyesight.
Brandon reunites with the adopters of two truly talented Lhasa Apsos after training one to be a photo model and the other to serve as the ring bearer in a wedding.
Brandon doesn't just consider the dog when creating a training plan, he also factors in the dynamic and needs of the forever family. In this episode Brandon revisits some of his most important and heart-warming “family inspired” training moments.
Brandon hopes to place an intelligent Border Collie mix named Bandit into the home of the Bisaccia family. But the adoption falls into jeopardy when mom, Erika, reveals her own personal battle with dog allergies.
After Brandon teaches basic training to a terrier mix found on the streets, he prepares Lizzie for life with a retired couple in Florida, acclimating her to boat rides and training her to alert her hearing-impaired adopter when the telephone is ringing.
Crystal, her daughter, and her fiancé are hoping to adopt Daisy, a terrier-poodle mix. She hopes the dog will teach her daughter the responsibilities of having a pet. But Daisy has a barking problem, which Brandon must resolve.
When Mojo the lab gets a case of the “terrible twos”, his family turns to adoption to find him a new playmate. Brandon thinks Charlie, an energetic black lab mix, could fit the bill, but only if Charlie can overcome her control issues and lack of focus.
Let freedom ring! Brandon thinks a black German shepherd has what it takes to become a service dog. But is one-year-old Atlas ready to shoulder the needs of a disabled veteran?
Eric teaches three shelter dogs some tricks that will help them fit in with the youngest members of their new forever families.
A Beagle mix with an aversion to training reveals a troubled past. But if Brandon can earn this young dog's trust, it could lead to a brighter future.
A rescued pug mix could be the perfect fit for a single cancer survivor and her only child.
A two-month-old puppy could be the perfect match for a marketing executive with a passion for skateboarding. But before Lester can ride off into the sunset with his potential adopter, he must complete basic training.
A last minute rescue gives one senior dog the chance to live out her golden years in an exciting new role. But before Dottie can officially join Kris and his company's mascot Lucky, she'll need to embrace office etiquette and a love for travel.
From red collar to white collar! Marketing Executive Christina wants to adopt a puppy she can take to her office. But if Chance, the Pointer Mix, wants to join the work force, he'll need to learn “get to work” on potty training.
Watch-along with Brandon as he revisits one of his favorite episodes that features a couple whose Lhasa Apso was trained to serve as the ring bearer in their wedding. Then, a surprise reunion that you won't want to miss.
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?
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.