Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly Season 5

Graeme's first case is with Italian Greyhound pup Touka who loves a cuddle but goes stir crazy whenever he's left alone. Couple Lucy and Randy have just bought their first home together and Touka but now not only can they not go out together he's disturbing their sleep. Can Graeme restore their dreams? Graeme catches up with twins Christine and Jacqui and their pups Herman and Libby. The twins loved doing everything together. But there was a big problem… their pups didn't. Dachshund cross Herman took against Labrador Libby and their dreams of spending doggie days out together turned into a nightmare. Graeme finally got the pair to kiss and make up – but now the twin sisters have a new problem… Finally, Graeme returns to see Staffie Reggie. When Reggie was a pup, he was a real mouther, constantly biting at owner Kelly. Kelly was terrified it would only get worse as he grew. Graeme got Kelly to nip his very bad behaviour in the bud, but now he's a big boy – he has an altogether different

In a puppy special, Graeme advises owners of new puppies and catches up with people he has helped - because when it comes to teaching puppies to behave, things don't always go to plan.

Kevin's Collie disrupts work calls with his barking, musician Becki can't practice with her Whippet joining in, and an overactive Frenchie cross is a nightmare for some new parents.

English Bulldog Doug is spoiling his owners' social life with a serious case of leg libido. And a six pack of crazy Cockers go absolutely bonkers whenever it's time for walkies.

A family's third pointer proves to be a disruptive influence leading the other two astray, and a Retriever has an obsession with bins. Can master dog trainer Graeme Hall restore order?

Super scavenger Labrador Bing makes walks in the park a real drag for his owner. And Frenchie Ralf's public displays of affection make life awkward for his owners. Can Graeme Hall help?

Graeme meets a dog with severe separation anxiety and attachment issues, but he soon learns there is a powerful reason for this inseparable bond between dog and owner. Elsewhere, Graeme meets Danielle and Paul, a couple who are unable to enjoy walking their two dogs in the countryside as one of their dogs constantly yaps at any other animals she sees.

Nature-loving couple Fran and Ben would love nothing more than to enjoy the beautiful countryside that surrounds their home city of Swansea, but their hyper reactive Doberman Kobi is making that neigh on impossible. Elsewhere, Graeme meets the owner of a Jack Russel that refuses to be loved and has no interest in human contact.

Master dog trainer Graeme Hall helps a family deal with a hyperactive Staffie that cannot sit still for a minute, and refuses to go outside for a walk. He also meets an overly amorous Schnauzer cross, and a German Shepherd that is far from the sociable companion his owner hoped for

Jack Russells Alfie and Charlie are terrorising their owner Karina's partner, Andy, with their troublesome behaviour often forcing him from his seat on the couch and on to the floor. Meanwhile, dachshund Deano has a problem with larger dogs he encounters on walks, and Graeme hopes he can help with his reactivity for owner Allison's sake

Graeme meets a cheeky Beagle called Woody who can leap on to any work top, open the cupboard, fridge and even the oven as he hunts for food to pinch, and his family are terrified he could eat something that could do harm

Graeme travels to the Peak District to meet Sandie, an owner in desperate need of his help with her troublesome Terrier called Blossom. Not only does Blossom interrupt her peace and quiet at home, she also makes it difficult for Sandie to enjoy her passions in life, such as photography. Can Graeme help restore the harmony? Elsewhere, Graeme meets the owners of Arthur the Great Dane, who are unable to take a trip with their beloved pet as his fear of the car is becoming an issue.

Dog trainer Graeme Hall meets Australian labradoodle Doddle, who was intended as a companion for owner Sarah's nine-year-old son. But he is being overbearing with his love, licking the boy's face at every opportunity. On the flipside, he also deals with cockapoo Leia, who loves mum and the kids but hates dad. Can Graeme get these pooches to alter their ways?

Trainer Graeme Hall tries to solve more dog behavioural problems. St Bernard Tilly loves to make a song and dance about getting in the car, so going on any journey - no matter how small - is a big stress for her owners. Maisie the Maltipoo should be the perfect mascot for aspiring fashionista Charlotte, but she's turning heads for all the wrong reasons. Every time a trendy east London pooch struts their stuff anywhere near Maisie, she mouths off, and it's a constant cause of embarrassment for Charlotte.