- Season 2
- Season 1
A sexy new playmate upends Honey and Chief's relationship. Tabitha helps Chico find the perfect anniversary gift for Kevin. Nibbles goes on an adventure in search of her special someone.
After Honey loses a clutch of baby possums she was supposed to be caring for, she and The Gray One set out on a nocturnal adventure to find them. Meanwhile, Shel and Nibbles team up '70s cop show-style to apprehend the nocturnal critter who's been pooping on Shel's shell at night. Diablo gets abducted by an owl with a special talent.
Diablo gets testicular implants, which leads to a surprising power struggle.
When Jill does ayahuasca and is able to communicate with animals, Honey tries to connect with her.
Honey and Chief become status-obsessed when Jill buys them a fancy new dog mansion. Chico is reunited with his former owner who has a dark secret. Tabitha loses her fur, but possibly finds new love.
Honey tries to cure Diablo's fear of basement monsters; Chico and The Gray One follow Kevin onto a plane to find out why he always abandons Chico; Chief faces off against thunder, which he thinks is a loud barking dog in the sky.
When Chief joins a walking group, a beautiful dog named Ruby tries to get close to him, but her intentions are not what they seem; Elsa's quest to make female friends gets derailed when she becomes suspicious of Ruby.
Honey and Chief are home alone for the holidays, and when a mysterious intruder tries to break in, they team up with Raccoon to protect the family home. Meanwhile, Chico experiences hunger for the first time, and Elsa falls in love with a robot dog.
Honey's holiday wish comes true when a mix-up at the vet sends her to a dream home, while her idiotic doppelganger goes to live with Chief. Meanwhile, Max has to hide from his new owner David Spade when he discovers that Spade wants to make him the holiday ham.
Honey has a wild night out with Coyote, but in the light of day, she has a change of heart, leading to Chief having an adventure of his own. Soon, both Honey and Chief are in mortal danger, and it's up to the group to save them.
Honey is excited to mentor the neighbor's new puppy, but when it's clear the puppy prefers Chief, Honey is left feeling lonelier than ever. Shel thinks he will finally get to be alone with Darla, but Lindsay has other plans.
Jill's mother is in town, and she's brought Nathan, her sociopathic parrot, who torments Honey. But after his cage gets knocked over during a blackout and Nathan goes missing, all of the animals are suspects in his murder.
When Coyote asks Honey to run away with him to Altadena, she agonizes over the decision. Meanwhile, Diablo chooses to live with his carefree dad and Max learns he's not the original 'Max.' Also, Nibbles brings an annoying mouse back from the dead.
After Chief eats Jill's vibrator, he's taken to the vet where he ends up leading his own version of group therapy. Tabitha goes to live with The Gray One and learns she has to sing and dance if she wants to survive. Meanwhile, Lindsay's constant lurking gets in the way of Shel's relationship with Darla.
The guys engage in a wild bachelor party organized by Raccoon.
On the Fourth of July, Honey loses herself in an epic game of frisbee with a new best friend; Chief goes missing; Elsa has a crisis of confidence after she discovers her vest is phony.
Honey and Chief go on vacation, but instead of spending quality time with Chief, Honey becomes obsessed with a "perfect couple"; Elsa runs group and has to deal with some unexpected developments.
Honey invites a raccoon to join the group, but his wild nature causes mayhem; Tabitha decides to tap into her animal nature.
Honey refuses to go outside after the groomer gives her a humiliating new haircut; Diablo is introduced to a strange new creature who causes him to break the cardinal rule of being a pet.
Honey the poodle is thrown into a dog mid-life crisis after the death of her friend and the sudden appearance of a hot, mysterious coyote in the neighborhood; Shel the tortoise finds love from an unlikely source.
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