Puppy Place - Season 2
Season 2
Charles and Lizzie, whose different approaches complement, inspire and occasionally confound one another, do whatever it takes to find a happy, loving home for each and every dog. Discovering what makes each puppy special offers a unique perspective that helps the pair overcome their own individual hurdles.
Episodes
Molly
Lizzie's Caring Paws Club comes up with an idea that's just what Charles needs to help a misunderstood rottweiler puppy.
Teeny & Tiny
Charles and Lizzie disagree on whether or not to separate two puppy siblings. Thankfully, they find the perfect compromise.
Lucky
After Lizzie and Charles are each let down by friends, a stray mixed-breed pup teaches them valuable lessons about trust and friendship.
Buddy
The kids stumble on a dog and her puppies at the bookstore and try to find homes for them—while keeping it a secret from their parents.
Gizmo
When Lizzie trains an energetic sheltie for a competition, it's unclear who wants to win more: her or the dog.
Snowball
Charles meets a retirement home resident whose lifestyle makes her the perfect companion for a scrappy West Highland terrier.
Flash
While visiting cousins Becky and Steph, Charles and Lizzie find a lost border collie. Returning the pup helps Steph appreciate her new home.
Ziggy
Season finale. Charles and Lizzie rally their friends to help look for a missing dachshund. The kids may finally be ready for a dog of their own.
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