At the End of My Leash

Josie and Quint allowed their Terrier Mico to become a dangerous animal. Mico hates children and has bitten several. Josie uses treats and toys, and scolds Quint for disciplining the dog. Disagreements turn into "the silent treatment." Can this couple consider having a baby with Mico around? Brad has a few things he'd like to share with them, especially when they dare to ignore his advice.

Jen and Damon battle constantly over their respective dogs. Jen's dog Eli is aggressive and nips visitors. Bishop is the Rottweiler puppy Damon always wanted but has no time to train. While Damon travels for weeks at a time, Bishop barks, digs, and chews up whatever he finds. Jen cannot control the mayhem, and the constant fights ruin the rare time she and Damon have together.

In a messy, chaotic house live James and Lorelei, her three wild children, two cats, and two even wilder dogs. Young Yelid barks uncontrollably, and traumatized the kids by biting one in the face. Lorelei says she's tried everything, but surveillance cameras reveal that no one is really in charge. Will Brad find a way to help turn Lorelei and James into the Alpha leaders they need to be?

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.

Tracy and Derek hit the fast track two years ago. Factor in Tracy's son, add baby, add work, and you have two overwhelmed people who barely know each other. With hope, they added a Golden Retriever puppy, but Koffee is a destructive, hyperactive nightmare. Tracy resents Derek for not helping, while Derek feels that Tracy never listens. Brad forces them to trade places, but will his plan backfire?

Months after getting the pup fiancé Clint promised to care for, he was badly injured. Suddenly Tammy was looking after Clint, work, the house, and a rambunctious American Bulldog puppy. Postponing the wedding added more stress. Now that Clint is walking again, his leg is at risk from Jersey's constant pulling and jumping. Can Brad show these two how to reign in their big, strong, lovable pooch?

Rubish is a Great Dane plagued by fears and insecurities. Tricia pressured boyfriend Arden into getting him with empty promises, the kind of manipulation they both employ. Rubish destroys things, jumps, growls, and barks uncontrollably at dogs and kids. Arden fears for the safety of others, and Tricia can barely control him on walks. Can Brad manipulate this trio to live happily ever after?

Krista says Taz the Rottweiler is a "dirty dog." He smells, sheds, and won't walk in designated areas after her daily vacuuming. Husband Ron can't understand her issues because he thinks Taz is a good dog that responds well to commands. Fights are escalating, and Krista is threatening Taz will have to go. Brad uses extreme measures, but will Krista ever be willing to let Taz be a dog?

Christine copes with her Cerebral Palsy, but her big dog Mable is a challenge. Mable is aggressive, and drags Christine off her already unsteady feet. Roommate Laurie wants to help but Mable is too much for her too. The clock is ticking and Brad must help Christine find a solution for Mable before someone is seriously injured or she ends up alone and friendless.

Deana loves cute little Whiskey, despite that he chases children on bikes and bites those who can't get away. Boyfriend Brandon is tired of Whiskey, resenting all he gets away with while his puppy is scolded. A dog-hating roommate and another who lets Whiskey eat off her plate equals an incendiary situation. When Brad drops by with a guest, this unhappy household threatens to go up in smoke.

Their first child is due, and Richard and Deana's relationship is crumbling. Their dog has a big attitude and neither knows what to do. Bailey chases Richard, nipping at his heels. Deana snaps at Richard and he refuses to pitch in. Both are frustrated and the impending arrival means Brad has little time to sort it out. Is Bailey really the problem or is a whole different sort of training needed?