
WRAL is looking for a few bad dogs to train to be good dogs. Watch the stories of those we choose, and see their transformations every Thursday during the 5:30 p.m. newscast beginning July 10.
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'Bad Dog Challenge' takes on leash puller
Mugsy, a 95-pound Boxer, is nearly impossible to walk on a leash. Bark Busters helps Marj Santoro transform her pooch.
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Slideshow: Mugsy
Mugsy, a Boxer, loves to pull his owner around on a leash. Bark Busters helps Marj Santoro transform her pooch.
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'Bad Dog Challenge' takes on over-protective pooch
Riley, a Lhasapoo, is over-protective of his owner. Bark Busters helps Jordan Pittman transform her pooch.
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Slideshow: Riley
Riley, a Lhasapoo, is over-protective of his owner. Bark Busters helped Jordan Pittman get started on transforming her pooch.
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'Bad Dog Challenge' takes on a mighty barker
Our first Bad Dog is Albie. He is a Puggle, a combination of a Pug and Beagle. At 8 months old, he hates his kennel, is not housebroken and likes to bark – a lot.
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Debra Morgan's blog: The first Bad Dog
We had so many great entries; it was tough to pick just three dogs.
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Slideshow: Albie
Bark Busters helps owners, Cara and Chad Zuehlke, transform Albie?
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Photo Gallery: Bad Dogs and Wannabes
Check out the Bad Dog entries we've received so far from Triangle-area residents.
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Join the Bad Dog GOLO Group
Share your frustrations and training tips. We'll meet here after every Bad Dog segment to discuss what happened and determine who won: the trainer or the pet.
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Greatest American Dog, 8 p.m. Thursdays on CBS
12 dog/owner teams live together and compete in challenges that put the owners' ability to train their dogs to the test. The show airs Thursdays at 8 on CBS, starting July 10.
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