Frasier

When Eddie accidentally impregnates a neighbour’s dog, Frasier steps in and arranges for the animal to be neutered. Yet the crafty, stubborn mutt resists the procedure, showing no willingness to accept his impending fate and attempts to escape the clinic.

The episode titled is a programme entry classified simply as an episode. It falls within the broader genre of episodic television, offering a self‑contained story that fits the format of a typical series instalment. In this particular instalment, Eddie finds himself responsible for impregnating a neighbour’s dog. Upon learning of the situation, Frasier decides that the only sensible course of action is to have the animal neutered. However, the dog in question proves to be a slippery character, showing no willingness to go along with the plan and actively resisting the intended procedure. The narrative centres on the clash between Frasier’s pragmatic solution and the mutt’s obstinate refusal to accept its fate. Eddie’s accidental involvement sets the plot in motion, while Frasier’s attempt to impose a medical fix creates a tension that drives the episode forward. The dog’s elusive nature adds a further layer of complication, ensuring that the resolution is anything but straightforward.