Watch At the End of My Leash

1970
6 Seasons

At the End of My Leash is a reality TV show produced by Purple Dog Media, which follows a dog trainer and animal behaviorist named Ashley (last name not specified) as she works with clients to address their dog's problematic behavior. The show is currently available on Amazon Prime Video.

Each episode of the show focuses on a different case, with Ashley visiting the client's home and observing the dog in its natural environment. The show covers a range of issues, including aggression towards other dogs or people, separation anxiety, excessive barking, and destructive behavior. Ashley uses a variety of training techniques and works with the dog and its owner to find a long-term solution to the problem.

One of the things that sets At the End of My Leash apart from other dog training shows is its emphasis on the underlying psychology of the dog. Ashley talks extensively about how the dog's behavior is a reflection of its emotional state, and how changes in the dog's environment or daily routine can have a significant impact on its behavior. She also emphasizes the importance of understanding the dog's personality and temperament, and tailoring the training approach accordingly.

Another unique aspect of the show is its focus on the human side of the equation. Ashley spends a significant amount of time talking with the dog owners about their own behavior and attitudes towards their pet. She often uncovers underlying issues, such as anxiety or guilt, that may be contributing to the dog's problematic behavior. By addressing these issues, Ashley is able to help both the dog and its owner achieve a greater level of happiness and trust.

One particularly memorable episode features a Great Dane named Benny who has a compulsive behavior of licking and chewing on his paws. Ashley spends time with Benny's owner, a young woman who is struggling with depression and anxiety, and helps her to recognize how her own emotional state is affecting Benny's behavior. With a combination of behavior modification and lifestyle changes, Ashley is able to help both Benny and his owner find greater peace and contentment.

Throughout the show, we see Ashley's deep love and respect for animals, as well as her commitment to helping both dogs and their owners overcome challenging situations. Her approach is both empathetic and pragmatic, focusing on long-term solutions rather than quick fixes or punishment-based methods.

Overall, At the End of My Leash is a thoughtful and emotionally engaging look into the world of dog behavior and training. It offers valuable insights and practical advice for dog owners struggling with behavioral issues, as well as a heartwarming reminder of the deep bond that can exist between humans and their animal companions.

At the End of My Leash is a series that ran for 6 seasons (62 episodes) between January 1, 1970 and on Purple Dog Media

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12. Walk a Mile

January 1, 1970

Jenny and Ryan are super achievers. "Failure" was not a word in their household dictionary until they got their renegade Kelpie/Bullmastiff/Lab Makita. Her barking, pulling, and defecating in the house does not fit the family plan and Ryan's ready to get rid of her. Brad will have none of it. Can he teach them the value of the dog and each other, before stress levels blow this house apart?

11. It's a Dog Already!

January 1, 1970

For Shantel, her puppy Tucker is one part baby, one part doll. To boyfriend Darren and son Collin, he is a spoiled, un-house-trained, furniture-trashing, destructive dog that has more clothes than they do. The men in this topsy-turvy house are tired of coming in second to a dog. To save this family, Brad must strip away Shantel's puppy-love goggles and convince her that Tucker is really a dog.

10. All the Wrong Stuff

January 1, 1970

Cathy was determined to be the perfect owner to her rescued Pit Bull, Mia. A handful of trainers later, we find her stressed, confused, and hyper-vigilant about any move Mia makes. To control Mia's pulling and apparent urge to go after other dogs, Cathy has her shackled up in every harness possible. Can Brad help these two shed their baggage and start again on the right foot?

9. The Slippery Slope

January 1, 1970

This house of four women and two dogs is in chaos. There are two sisters, a roommate, and mom. Sisters Kandi and Liz bought Louie for their mom, who never wanted a dog. Kandi's boyfriend passed away, leaving her with Bella. Both dogs have behavioral issues, the carpets and furniture are ruined, and mom is ready to move out. It's time for someone to grow up and take responsibility for these dogs.

8. The Puppy Tipping Point

January 1, 1970

Zane and Amanda are raising adorable puppy Easton. But when Easton pees in the house, jumps on the furniture, and tugs on Amanda's pants, he's less than cute. Zane thinks he has all the answers and won't even consider Amanda's ideas. Is this puppy causing the problems, or is he just the tip of even bigger issues in their relationship?

7. The Honeymoon is Over

January 1, 1970

Suzanne and Dave have only been married a few months, but they battle about their dogs daily. Suzanne says she's lonely for affection and uses her dog Lilly as a replacement for cuddles from her husband. Dave refuses to walk his big Rottweiler, which is too vicious for Suzanne to handle. Is this new marriage headed for the rocks before it's even set sail?

6. Roxy Rollers

January 1, 1970

Kim's children bought Roxy the lab puppy to bring Kim joy and to get her out of the house in her wheelchair with the dog. But this barking, pulling, uncontrolled puppy has had the opposite effect, confining her to the house and magnifying her disability, making her feel worse. Brad needs to help Kim take control and turn Roxy into the companion she's always wanted.

5. Shadow's House of Horrors

January 1, 1970

Shadow is almost 10 years old. 15-year-old Melissa wanted this dog and promised to look after him but Shadow has now become a family burden. When they go out, Shadow is caged in the basement, barking, drooling and breaking teeth as he tears at the bars. Brad calls this treatment neglect. The family has to step up to give Shadow the life he deserves in his twilight years.

4. The Canine Tow Truck

January 1, 1970

The Canine Ambassador program at the Sheraton Hotel was designed so guests could enjoy walking a dog. But what happens when your so-called "ambassador" walks like a tow truck and has the attention span of a gnat? From concierge to upper management, no one wants to walk Ben, yet they all want the program to be a success. Brad needs them to take on training as a team before Ben gets fired.

3. A Canvas of Grief

January 1, 1970

Kath is a painter and a sensitive soul. When she lost a beloved older dog and a relationship back to back, she bought Max, a Border Collie to fill the void. Soon Max became an escape from life as Kath cocooned and withdrew from life and heaped all her emotional needs onto the dog. Can Kath put away her grief and turn her relationship with Max into a healthy one?

2. Last Chance

January 1, 1970

Kim thinks dogs are gross. So it doesn't help that her fianc

1. Reign of Terror

January 1, 1970

Getting puppy Clyde brought out the worst in owners Bonnie and Erin. Bonnie's bullying approach to training has Erin and Clyde trembling in her wake. The more Erin cowers and second-guesses her way of training Clyde, the more frustrated Bonnie gets, and the vicious cycle continues. Can Brad end Bonnie's reign of terror and put this couple back on an even field? Or is the damage beyond repair?

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Where to Watch At the End of My Leash

At the End of My Leash is available for streaming on the Purple Dog Media website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch At the End of My Leash on demand at Prime Video.