Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly

Graeme Hall meets two warring spaniels that are ruining a long‑awaited retirement for their owners, and a randy labradoodle. He also offers practical guidance on how to clip dogs' nails safely, demonstrating the technique step‑by‑step for pet owners during the visit.

The episode follows presenter Graeme Hall as he steps into the lives of a few canine characters, offering his usual blend of humour and practical advice. Set against the backdrop of a couple’s much‑anticipated retirement, Hall’s interactions with the dogs form the heart of the programme, as he's engaging with everyday pet owners. During his visit Hall meets a pair of spaniels who are constantly at odds with each other. Their rivalry is causing chaos, turning what should be a peaceful retirement into a series of disruptions for their owners. Alongside them is a particularly exuberant, randy labradoodle that constantly seeks attention, adding another layer of complication. The spaniels’ constant bickering not only creates noise but also interferes with the couple’s plans to settle into a relaxed lifestyle after years of work. Their owners find their long‑awaited period of rest being repeatedly interrupted, highlighting how even well‑intentioned pets can unintentionally upset human routines. The couple’s long‑awaited retirement was meant to be a period of calm. Amid the canine commotion, Hall takes the opportunity to demonstrate some straightforward nail‑clipping techniques. He offers clear, step‑by‑step guidance, ensuring viewers understand how to keep their dogs’ paws healthy without causing stress. He also stresses the importance of regular grooming, rounding off the episode with practical tips that give useful takeaways beyond the entertaining dog antics.