Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly

Trainer Graeme Hall steps in to assist a family spanning three generations, whose previously harmonious existence is being unsettled by a running feud between two of their dogs. He works with them to try and resolve the canine rivalry and restore peace.

The programme centres on trainer Graeme Hall, who steps in to assist a family that stretches across three generations. It presents Hall’s involvement as the focal point, highlighting his role in trying to restore balance within a household that has enjoyed a long‑standing, harmonious existence. The core of the episode follows Hall as he comes to the aid of this multi‑generational family whose peace has been unsettled by a persistent feud between two of their dogs. The rivalry between the pets is portrayed as the main source of disruption, threatening the calm that the family has cultivated over the years. Hall’s presence is shown as a catalyst for addressing the canine conflict, with the narrative concentrating on how his intervention might mend the rift and allow the family’s daily life to return to its former steadiness. The focus remains on the interaction between the trainer, the family members spanning grandparents, parents and children, and the two dogs whose ongoing dispute has become the centre of domestic tension. Ultimately, the episode underscores the challenge of reconciling a long‑standing family harmony with the complications introduced by the dogs’ rivalry, and it follows Hall’s efforts to bring the household back to a state of quiet coexistence.