Season 3
13 episodes
19 min. per episode
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A troubled dog trainer unravels family secrets, forging trust and connection while navigating his own emotional turmoil.
Episodes
Josie and Quint have allowed their Jack Russell Terrier Mico to become a danger a to people. Mico hates children and has bitten several of them, including young family members. Josie uses treats and toys as a crutch to avoid any real training and she scolds Quint for physically disciplining the dog. Even the smallest disagreement between this couple becomes a reason to walk away from each. This young married couple is starting to consider a future with children of their own, but how can they do it if Mico is such a risk and Quint refuses to give up on the dog? Their disputes about what to do with the dog only help to alienate them more from each other. Can Brad bring this couple together and what will happen when the couple ignores Brad's advice completely.
Jen and Damon battle regularly about their respective dogs. Eli, the shelter dog Jen had before she met her husband, is aggressive, nipping visitors and untrustworthy with kids. Bishop is the Rottweiler puppy Damon has always wanted and insisted he would train. But when he's on the road for weeks at a time with work, Bishop barks, digs and chews up whatever he can find. Jen is going crazy trying to control it all, and the chaos is causing fights in their rare time together. Can Brad help these two find common ground?
In a small, messy, chaotic house live James and Lorelei, her three wild children, their two cats and even wilder two dogs. 9-month old Yelid barks uncontrollably, is aggressive and after a head-butting incident, traumatized the kids by biting Brayden in the face. Lorelei says she's tried everything to gain control over her brood, but surveillance cameras reveal that no one is really in charge. Will Brad find a way to help turn Lorelei and James into the Alphas they need to be for the sake of their family?
Single mom Carla and her boyfriend Terry decided to move into a new house a few months after falling for each other. She brought along her two kids and their dog Cricket. Confirmed bachelor Terry added his babies to the mix, two extremely aggressive Black Labs. This group has struggled to blend from the get go. Terry has trouble placing Carla and her family ahead of his dogs and Carla reacts by screaming and sulking. As the couple's drama unfolds, the kids and the dogs are caught in the crossfire. Who's to blame and what will Brad do to set things right?
Multi talented teen Chadd should be enjoying life but all he can focus on is the terrible behavior of his dog. Yogi is out of control, barking at strangers, biting his sister Tevra and his parents Wayne and Ruby. The household is loud and boisterous, aggravating Chadd's tension and anxiety. It's Chadd who finally turns to Brad for help hoping he will show them how to save Yogi's life.
Dog trainer does more than train humans on how to get their companions to cooperate, he also works with the family on personal issues like trusting and respecting each family member.