The Dog House

At Woodgreen animal charity, staff and volunteers are working hard to match two very different dogs with the right families. One‑year‑old French bulldog Spud is being assessed for his temperament and needs, while a battle‑scarred Cane Corso is also undergoing careful evaluation to ensure he finds a suitable home. The charity’s focus is on pairing each animal with owners who can provide the appropriate environment and care. By conducting thorough checks and offering guidance, Woodgreen aims to give both Spud and the Cane Corso a safe, loving future where they can thrive.

At Woodgreen animal charity, staff and volunteers are working hard to match two very different dogs with the right families. One‑year‑old French bulldog Spud is being assessed for his temperament and needs, while a battle‑scarred Cane Corso is also undergoing careful evaluation to ensure he finds a suitable home. The charity’s focus is on pairing each animal with owners who can provide the appropriate environment and care. By conducting thorough checks and offering guidance, Woodgreen aims to give both Spud and the Cane Corso a safe, loving future where they can thrive.

In this episode, a spirited French bulldog crosses paths with drag queen John and his companion Sammy, sparking a lively encounter. The bulldog’s energetic personality shines as it interacts with the colourful duo, creating a light‑hearted moment that drives the narrative forward. The interaction highlights the contrast between the dog's playful exuberance and the performers' flamboyant style, while the charity dog’s brief romantic outings provide a touch of hope amid its otherwise unlucky record. Meanwhile, the programme follows the most unfortunate canine recorded by the Woodgreen animal charity, who surprisingly lands two dates despite a streak of bad luck. These parallel storylines intertwine, offering a glimpse into the quirky adventures of both the charismatic bulldog and the charity’s ill‑fated pooch.

In this episode, a spirited French bulldog crosses paths with drag queen John and his companion Sammy, sparking a lively encounter. The bulldog’s energetic personality shines as it interacts with the colourful duo, creating a light‑hearted moment that drives the narrative forward. The interaction highlights the contrast between the dog's playful exuberance and the performers' flamboyant style, while the charity dog’s brief romantic outings provide a touch of hope amid its otherwise unlucky record. Meanwhile, the programme follows the most unfortunate canine recorded by the Woodgreen animal charity, who surprisingly lands two dates despite a streak of bad luck. These parallel storylines intertwine, offering a glimpse into the quirky adventures of both the charismatic bulldog and the charity’s ill‑fated pooch.

Yvonne and Graham, who are devoted to their pet, have come to the conclusion that their sausage‑shaped dog, Baxter, would benefit from having a companion. Their affection for him leads them to believe that a second dog could provide the social interaction he lacks. After some consideration, they have identified another small canine, Tinkerbell, as the ideal match for Baxter. Both owners are setting their sights on Tinkerbell, hoping the two dachshunds will become friends and keep each other company. They imagine the pair playing together, sharing walks, and forming a bond that will enrich Baxter’s routine. Their plan centres on introducing the two dogs in a manner that allows them to become familiar with each other’s scent and temperament.

Yvonne and Graham, who are devoted to their pet, have come to the conclusion that their sausage‑shaped dog, Baxter, would benefit from having a companion. Their affection for him leads them to believe that a second dog could provide the social interaction he lacks. After some consideration, they have identified another small canine, Tinkerbell, as the ideal match for Baxter. Both owners are setting their sights on Tinkerbell, hoping the two dachshunds will become friends and keep each other company. They imagine the pair playing together, sharing walks, and forming a bond that will enrich Baxter’s routine. Their plan centres on introducing the two dogs in a manner that allows them to become familiar with each other’s scent and temperament.

In this instalment, Trini – a London‑based character – is forced to cope with the cheeky, fluffy Balloo, whose lively personality keeps her constantly on guard. Meanwhile, Roz and John are both determined to aid their beloved cockapoo, Marnie, who has just lost her sight. Their desperation drives them to explore every possible way of supporting the dog as she adjusts to blindness, while Trini’s own challenges with Balloo unfold in parallel. Both storylines focus on the characters’ attempts to manage the difficulties presented by their pets, highlighting the everyday struggles and commitments that come with caring for such distinctive companions.

In this instalment, Trini – a London‑based character – is forced to cope with the cheeky, fluffy Balloo, whose lively personality keeps her constantly on guard. Meanwhile, Roz and John are both determined to aid their beloved cockapoo, Marnie, who has just lost her sight. Their desperation drives them to explore every possible way of supporting the dog as she adjusts to blindness, while Trini’s own challenges with Balloo unfold in parallel. Both storylines focus on the characters’ attempts to manage the difficulties presented by their pets, highlighting the everyday struggles and commitments that come with caring for such distinctive companions.

The plot centres on two teenage brothers who find themselves in need of a peacekeeper. Their search leads them to Maggie, a cute Chihuahua cross, but the brothers are sceptical that she actually has the particular look they are after. While they recognise Maggie’s charm, they doubt whether her appearance matches the specific image they have in mind for the role. Their uncertainty drives the story as they weigh Maggie’s appeal against their own expectations for a peacekeeper. In the end, the brothers must ultimately still decide if Maggie’s cuteness and breed are enough to satisfy the look they require.

The plot centres on two teenage brothers who find themselves in need of a peacekeeper. Their search leads them to Maggie, a cute Chihuahua cross, but the brothers are sceptical that she actually has the particular look they are after. While they recognise Maggie’s charm, they doubt whether her appearance matches the specific image they have in mind for the role. Their uncertainty drives the story as they weigh Maggie’s appeal against their own expectations for a peacekeeper. In the end, the brothers must ultimately still decide if Maggie’s cuteness and breed are enough to satisfy the look they require.

She’s a young girl who lives with Tourette’s syndrome and she’s looking for a very particular dog to keep her company. The programme follows her search for that special pup, someone who can stay by her side through the ups and downs of her condition. She hopes the dog will understand her rhythms and offer steady reassurance. At the same time, seven‑year‑old Lottie meets a cockapoo called Annie and it’s love at first sight. The instant bond between the child and the puppy provides a sweet contrast to the girl’s quest, highlighting how a loyal companion can make a world of difference. Lottie instantly feels a connection that brightens her day.

She’s a young girl who lives with Tourette’s syndrome and she’s looking for a very particular dog to keep her company. The programme follows her search for that special pup, someone who can stay by her side through the ups and downs of her condition. She hopes the dog will understand her rhythms and offer steady reassurance. At the same time, seven‑year‑old Lottie meets a cockapoo called Annie and it’s love at first sight. The instant bond between the child and the puppy provides a sweet contrast to the girl’s quest, highlighting how a loyal companion can make a world of difference. Lottie instantly feels a connection that brightens her day.