Augie Doggie and Doggie Daddy

Augie ventures out on his birthday to chase a fox with the intention of bringing it back home.

Augie aspires to follow in his father's footsteps and become a watchdog, but his father encourages him to pursue a college education instead.

Augie Doggie meets a lonely skunk who is unable to make friends because others are scared off by his natural defense mechanism.

Augie forms a bond with an ant during a picnic he shares with his father.

Augie builds a flying saucer and takes it into space.

Augie expresses a strong desire to keep a horse at home, but his father is hesitant due to the responsibilities and challenges involved.

Augie begins acting distant and refuses to communicate with his father, causing concern within the family.

A curious child in the neighborhood questions Augie about whether his father ever appeared on television, prompting Doggie Daddy to take the challenge seriously.

Augie becomes enamored with circus life and chooses to join the troupe, leading his father to abandon his usual routine and accompany him.

Augie takes money from a bank, believing it will help pay his father's debts, but Doggie Daddy is convinced this is the reason.

In this episode, Augie Doggie and his father, Doggie Daddy, switch places, leading to a series of comedic misunderstandings as they attempt to manage each other's lives.

Augie and his father embark on a camping trip, spending time in the wilderness and bonding away from the distractions of everyday life.

The two roommates attempt to eliminate a persistent mouse that has invaded their living space.

Doggie Daddy consumes a potion created by his son, which causes him to develop the ability to float and fly.

Doggie Daddy instructs his son on handling a hostile feline, offering lessons in patience and strategy.

Augie creates a robot designed to assist with household tasks, introducing new dynamics to family life.

Doggie Daddy uses a potion created by his son, which causes him to shrink.

When Augie's favorite hero fails to appear on his birthday, Doggie Daddy steps in, disguised to take over and ensure the celebration continues.

A cunning crow deceives two characters into offering him shelter and care.

A young duck, left without parents, seeks to find a new family to belong with.

Augie is tasked with babysitting a baby alien that has arrived on Earth.

Three mosquitoes enter the home of the two main characters, causing disruption and prompting a series of reactions as they attempt to deal with the unexpected intruders.

Augie takes in a lion that has escaped from a traveling circus, leading to challenges in caring for the animal and navigating community reactions.

A clever alley cat attempts to steal Augie's trained hummingbird just before its scheduled "big TV appearance.

A woodpecker with an eccentric personality takes up residence at Augie's home, much to the dismay of Doggie Daddy.

An ostrich egg ends up in the Doggie henhouse and hatches, leading Augie to take the chick in as his own.

An orphaned duck arrives at their home, seeking care and attention.

Augie attempts to help his ailing mouse friend while dealing with a dangerous stray cat, which he shrinks using his special shrinking chemical.

Augie accidentally creates a plant with an insatiable appetite that begins consuming food at an alarming rate, causing chaos in the household. The plant's rapid growth and hunger force the characters to find a solution before it depletes all available food supplies.

Augie searches for a giant from a fable, while his father tries to bring the legend to life by disguising himself as one.

Doggie Daddy, worried about his identity as a father, takes action to remove a bookish child from the library.

A father pretends to be ill to bond with his son who is acting out a hospital scene.

During a winter getaway, the two companions encounter the orphaned duck once more.

A lion that escapes from the zoo finds its way into the home of two dogs and remains there, behaving like a rug.

A father invents elaborate tales of being a musketeer to capture his child's imagination and earn their admiration.

Doggie Daddy is surprised with a horse as a birthday gift, leading to a heartwarming but chaotic celebration.

Augie creates an imaginary friend to help him cope with the challenges of growing up.

Doggie Daddy enrolls his son in an intense academic training program to prepare him for a prestigious competition.

Augie goes on a treasure hunt with the help of a British parrot.

Augie forms a friendship with a gorilla and attempts to care for it inside the house.

Augie leaves home in an attempt to show Doggie Daddy that he is mature, prompting Doggie Daddy to employ various strategies to convince him to return.

Lefty Louie discards a counterfeit money-making device from his window, and Auggie retrieves it and takes it back to the house.

Harold visits Augie to check if he's attending Benson's birthday party, but Augie believes such events are for children. With help from Doggie Daddy, Augie learns how to enjoy and take part in the celebration.

Auggie begins to form a bond with a small mouse that frequently invades their home and eats their food, but Doggie Daddy insists the mouse must leave due to the damage and mess he causes.

Auggie and Doggie prepare for a hunting vacation, but their plans take an unexpected turn when Auggie becomes more interested in learning about hunting on Mars than in their traditional outdoor adventure.