Go, Dog. Go! - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Big Dog Job
Tag tries to prove she`s big dog by puppysitting Yip and cousin Rhonda all day.
The Case of the Slobbery
A giant, bone-shaped ride goes missing at the Amusement Bark.
Tag Team
Tag builds a robot to help Mayor Sniffington spruce up the town.
Cattitude Adjustment
The dogs roll out the welcome mat for Pawston`s new fire chief - a cat!
Hocus Focus
Scooch discovers he has a gift for magic, but it doesn`t come easy for Tag.
Furricane
A big storm headed straight for Pawston threatens to ruin the town picnic.
Mom for a Day
When Maw`s home sick, Tag offers to take on all her jobs - but it`s harder than she thought!
Kitty in the City
Tag and Scooch join newcomer Kit for a day of cat-invites.
The Itch to Switch
Scooch and Tag trade houses for the day.
Mismatched Socks
The Pawston Get Sox fetch team is adding two new mascots - and Frank and Beans are the perfect fit!
New Hat, New Tag!
Tag tries on hats to figure out what type of dog she`s meant to be.
Furry-Tail Ending
Sergeant Pooch starts reading Scooch, Tag and Kit a story - but the end is missing!
Bigpaw, Big Problem
Bigpaw`s been spotted in Pawston... or has he? Time to uncover the truth!
Captain Scooch and Scally-Tag
Tag struggles to take orders when Scooch plays captain for a pirate-themed race.
The Pawston Chewbilee
Tag and Kit want to win the Chewbilee Games and lead the parade to the Party Tree!
Don`t Go, Cat. Go!
Kit must move back to Meowbuquerque but isn`t ready to say goodbye.
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