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'Bad Dog' Zoey is as an escape artist who just wants to be free. That's why trainer Hannah Branigan has come to the rescue.
Perhaps no dog wears the 'Bad Dog' title better than Austin. The 16-month-old hound-mix set his house on fire.
Ellie thinks she is the leader of the pack. She freaks out in her cage and her chewing is destructive.
Check out the Bad Dog III entries we've received so far from Triangle-area residents.
Three dogs took part in our Bad Dog Challenge II. Each had a chance to work with a trainer for a variety of bad behaviors. After a few of months of practice, the dogs have made a lot of progress.
In November, WRAL News chose three dogs to work with a trainer. This week, we revisited the "Bad Dogs" to see if the training did away with their bad behaviors.
Mali, a Sheltie, learned to relax.
BooBoo, a Yorkie, learned to not growl at people.
Charlie, an extreme greeter, learned to chill out.
Charlie, a 60-pound Basset Hound/Lab/Shepherd mix is lovable ball of fur. The problem is, he loves too much. He jumps, whines and tries to get as close to a new person as possible.
Charlie, a 60-pound Basset Hound/Lab/Shepherd mix is lovable ball of fur. The problem is, he loves too much. He jumps, whines and tries to get as close to a new person as possible.
Can Charlie, an extreme greeter, learn to chill out?
A trainer tries turn "Bad Dog" BooBoo around before his family sends him packing.
A trainer tries turn ‘Bad Dog’ BooBoo around before his family sends him packing.
BooBoo growls, bares his teeth and goes to the bathroom inside.
Our first dog for the "Bad Dog" Challenge II is Mali. The Sheltie doesn't like cars and freaks out at reflections.
Mali, a Sheltie, freaks out when her owner empties the dishwasher. She also jumps on people and barks constantly. Watch WRAL's 'Bad Dog' challenge II on Monday, Nov. 24, 2008, to see if Mali can shape up.
Mali, a Sheltie, freaks out when her owner empties the dishwasher. She also jumps on people and barks constantly.
Check out the Bad Dog II entries we've received so far from Triangle-area residents.
In July, WRAL News chose three dogs to work with a trainer. This week, we revisited the "Bad Dogs" to see if the training did away with their bad behaviors.
Jenny Marconyak, a trainer with Bark Busters, donated her time and services for the Bad Dog Challenge.
In July, WRAL set out to see if a trainer could turn bad dogs into good ones. We follow up with the dogs this week to see if they changed their bad behaviors.
Mugsy, a Boxer, loved to pull owner Marj Santoro around on a leash.
Riley, a Lhasapoo, was over-protective of his owner.
Albie, a Puggle, hated his kennel, was not housebroken and liked to bark – a lot.
Mugsy, a 95-pound Boxer, is nearly impossible to walk on a leash. Bark Busters helps Marj Santoro transform her pooch.
Mugsy, a Boxer, loves to pull his owner around on a leash. Bark Busters helps Marj Santoro transform her pooch.
Riley, a Lhasapoo, is over-protective of his owner. Bark Busters helps Jordan Pittman transform her pooch.
Riley, a Lhasapoo, is over-protective of his owner. Bark Busters helped Jordan Pittman get started on transforming her pooch.
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.
Bark Busters helps owners, Cara and Chad Zuehlke, transform Albie?
Check out the Bad Dog entries we've received so far from Triangle-area residents.
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