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Bobo, banished to the doghouse by Mrs. Birdhead for bad behavior, gets a little help from Cat who gives Bobo some lessons in how to be a good dog.

Fido Fonteyn--the self-described smartest, sharpest, and coolest dog in the world--tries to find the perfect child, teaching a lesson about the meaning of "perfection.

Boisterous third-grader Fran has trouble controlling herself, but learning how to train her gigantic Newfoundland puppy helps her gain enough self-control to win the part of princess in the class play.

One rainy day, two young friends search in vain for something to do that won't upset their parents or grandmother.

Young Frannie B. Miller, desperate to find a job, comes up with a plan to take her aunt's limping dog to the vet and so impress the doctor that he hires her on the spot.

Unhappy with how adults tell him to behave, Grody makes up his own self-centered rules.

Buster Reed is so bad that he has no friends and the teachers can't control him; but Buster finally comes around after a few weeks working at the home for lost dogs.

Tired of caring for his new dog, a spoiled boy gives him to a young girl who discovers that the dog can sing.

Tired of having to mind her manners, clean her room, and wear shoes, Ginny Mae wishes she could trade places with the family dog.

Puppies Sunny and Rex try to save the day when grumpy guest Jackson threatens to ruin the birthday party that the pups' royal owners and best friends, Princess Annie and Prince James, are throwing for him.

Spending the day at the beach with Princess Annie and Prince James, royal puppy Sunny, a well-behaved goldendoodle, comes to the rescue when her mischievous companion, Rex the beagle, goes missing.

Though she tries hard to be friendly and understanding, twelve-year-old Missy finds it difficult to get along with her sophisticated cousin from New York.

Tag is a very gentle dog who understands that baby Elisa only wants to play when she squeezes, pulls, and tackles him, but taking his favorite toy may be more than he can stand.

Minerva wakes up in a bad mood and nobody notices, so she spends an entire day behaving badly, until some loving advice from dad helps turn things around.

Everyone has always considered Paulie to be a good boy, but when Prudence moves in across the street and insists on calling him names, Paulie finds it hard not to fight back.