Dog Park - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
You And Me And The Dog Makes Three
With his wife overseas for work, Roland is left to take care of the dog he never wanted and soon finds himself adopted by an eclectic pack of dog-tragics.
Farty Marty's Birthday Party
Roland tries to guide his daughter Mia through a breakup while facing his own crumbling relationship, and he gets roped into celebrating Farty Marty's 12th Birthday.
Man's Only Friend
Roland and Emma finally confront their future and Roland contemplates a new life as a man living alone with his dog.
Search for Spike
Roland decides to give Beattie away. When Spike goes missing, Roland is roped in to search and he witnesses the kindness of the dog park community.
Goodbye Good Boy
When Penny announces Farty Marty has to be put down, Roland and the Divas do their best to make his last day a special one.
Dog's Breakfast
It's the day of Samantha and Steve's wedding. Roland is thrilled to have Mia home again but distracted by his growing feelings for Samantha.
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