Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly Australia - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Episode 1
Graeme attempts to help Humphrey with his barking problem, before solving the mystery behind Remy's fear of shiny floors, and providing assistance to Dexter, who has a rather embarrassing habit.
Episode 2
Dog whisperer Graeme Hall meets an Aussie cattle dog with a rather unusual quirk, and a Maltese Shih Tzu with the jitters. Plus, Survivor star "King George" Mladenov puts Graeme's training to the test
Episode 3
Graeme attempts to play cupid between Dan and his companion dog, Tinka. A couple of rock star Lowchens test Graeme's detective skills, and can the Dogfather curb Groodle Birdie's hungry habit?
Episode 4
Chihuahua Zali takes issue with anyone who crosses her path. A groodle in the running for Australia's most loving dog award, and escape-artist cavoodle, Charlie, has an addiction to flying the coop.
Episode 5
Jack & Amelia dog is more baby than hound. Wollongong teacher Erin's Greyhound, Earl won't get in the car and in the Goldcoast, Jane and Brent ask for Graeme's help with their noisy dog Ruby.
Episode 6
A busy week for Graeme as he meets, Labrador Rosa, Bulldog Frank and Terrier Griffiin.
Episode 7
Can Graeme prevent Bowsi from ruining a relationship and save Leo from eviction?
Episode 8
Graeme rounds out his Australian oddessy visiting three very cheeky pups.
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