 Kobe, Banjo, and Kisses
An aggressive one-eyed Australian shepherd needs special treatment. Banjo, a traumatized black and tan coonhound is terrified of people, and Kisses, a not-so-pretty-in-pink Maltese gets a little too excited when guests drop by.
 Molly, Jane, & Genoa
Cesar helps Molly, a blue heeler in Nebraska, get over the trauma caused by an accident involving her owner's pickup truck. Jane, an American Eskimo/border collie mix in Chicago, fears the outside world and just won't go for a walk. Genoa, a golden retriever that seems to be trapped in a nightmare, rampages throughout the house every time her owner comes home
 Bella, Big Boy, and Gracie
After the death of his star companion Marley, Marley and Me author John Grogan gets a new yellow Lab. Just like Marley, Gracie needs lessons in respect. Ultra-cool Paul Frank Industries lets employees bring their dogs to work, but Bella and Big Boy are making office life “ruff.” Cesar steps in.
 Woody, Wally and Kane
Cesar shows mail carriers in Roswell, Georgia, how to deal with close encounters of the four-legged kind. Next, Cesar meets a pair of Pomeranians that flip out when left alone and a Swiss mountain dog that turns vicious at feeding time.
 Dexter and Nasir
Singer Patti LaBelle is afraid of her guard dog, an aggressive 150-pound South African boerboel. A Chicago art teacher wants to unify her adopted Rottweiler/shepherd’s dual personality. Cesar takes creative control.
 Joe, Penny, and Promise
An Australian shepherd is so devoted to his owner he breaks leashes to be with her; a neurotic beagle makes trouble for a pack of foster dogs; and an Italian mastiff puppy fears riding in cars. Can Cesar help this troubled trio?
 Dasher, Riley and Fosse
An Italian greyhound bites the hand that touches his toys; a 125-pound mastiff expands his grudge against the mailman to include skateboarders and other dogs; and a Yorkie has a shocking dislike of home appliances. Can Cesar help?
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 Buster, Holli, Spike & Belle
Cesar cures Spike's depression with a new friend. Buster, an eight-year-old blue heeler/Australian shepherd mix, is supposed to play the role of family alarm dog, but he does his job a little too well. An American Staffordshire terrier's unconventional skin graft gives Cesar ideas for a different kind of rehabilitation—as a "Biker Dog."
 Wilshire & Butch
Wilshire, a hyperactive Dalmatian in Los Angeles, runs amuck in Firehouse 29 and the city attorney threatens to take him away if he doesn't shape up. Cesar tries to clear Wilshire's spotty past and make him a role model for fire dogs everywhere. Next, Cesar travels to the Lone Star state, where he meets Butch, an overly aggressive English bulldog and tries to rein in his out-of-control behavior.
 Sophie and Riley, Aussi and Sasha, Bebe and Lulu
A couple of adopted basset hounds have a bad case of sibling rivalry over food, treats and their owners' attention. A dingo mix from Australia hasn't adjusted to her new life in California, and takes it out on other dogs. An overly protective poodle has it in for a pair of new puppies. Can Cesar help these troubled pets?
 Fondue, Chip, Hope, JoyJoy & Elmer
A Hollywood couple had to turn down work because their French bulldog failed the Doggy Daycare entrance exam. Three Jack Russells began to fight each other when their owner got a serious boyfriend. A couple of beagles were fine walking together until one started howling at other dogs. Cesar works his canine magic.
 Skyler, Cassie and Tori
A psychiatric social worker who would love to have her four French bulldogs certified for pet therapy work can’t because the dogs are out of control at home. A miniature schnauzer’s compulsive spinning drives her canine housemates wild. And a vet clinic asks Cesar to help a severely abused Lab/chow/shepherd mix learn to trust humans again.
 Calvin, Rudy, and Milo
A ridgeback mix needs help recovering from a car accident that left him with three-legs and odd behaviors; a manic Jack Russell chases motorcycles; and a border collie’s herding instincts are out of control. Cesar steps in.
 Titan, Candy, and Bella
A new puppy has “Young and Restless” soap star Michael Damian’s cat cornered, MTV’s “Downtown” Julie Brown wants to unspoil her Yorkie, and a 120-pound Rottweiler needs anger management training.
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