A comedy talk show hosted by a dachshund. In every episode Puppy Jay gets into a new adventure — at home, in the studio or in worlds built in Unreal Engine — while reporter Vicky Licky covers the chaos and a whole town of characters weighs in. In English, with Spanish and Portuguese dubs on many episodes and subtitles in up to 15 languages.
2026 · 23 episodes · season complete
A giant eagle carries Doxie Din off to its nest. To rescue his big brother, Puppy Jay has to survive a night in the wild with the legendary survivalist Bark Grylls — Doxie Din’s last adventure before he retires and Puppy Jay takes over the show.
Puppy Jay wakes up after a wild party night with no memory, three camera guys in his living room and a mysterious creature in his bathroom — and finds out how he built his dream team. Featuring a robot with an attitude, an angry Barktender and a spider that won’t leave.
Home alone, Puppy Jay shows what dogs really do while their humans are away: unboxing the trash, hiding socks, riding the Roomba and cleaning everything up just before the door opens. Released first, as the show’s pilot.
Puppy Jay’s robot vacuum disappears without a trace. Sheriff John Dog calls a press conference, Bark Grylls hides in a bunker, Pawstradamus performs an exorcism and Vicky Licky reports live as the town’s cats panic.
Puppy Jay signs up for a home-makeover show without reading the contract. Two dachshund “experts” turn a two-hour makeover of his room into days of jackhammers, plastic walls and a “Modern Zen Meowtropolis” design.
Puppy Jay breaks into the Tomb of Anubark to fund his music career. Part heist, part documentary, part supernatural disaster: ancient traps, two journalists, one chew toy and no profit at all.
After the show’s tenth episode, one mean comment sends Puppy Jay into an identity crisis. Dr. Pawsitive offers therapy, Doxie Din makes a cameo and the hacker Dinanimus returns to deliver some cyber justice.
Puppy Jay insists he is fine about going back to school — until flashbacks of two corgi bullies, a panicked call to his crush and advice from Shark, Pawstradamus and a wise bartender send him back to therapy.
“Am I adopted?” Puppy Jay’s question at breakfast turns into a full investigation: Vicky Licky digs in, Dr. Barkovitz runs a DNA test, Dinanimus warns him not to — and the trail leads to aliens. Puppy Jay learns that who raised you matters more than where you come from.
A heatwave hits, the fans stop working and Puppy Jay tests seven ways for a small dog to keep cool in the middle of July.
Puppy Jay prepares for the zombie apocalypse: he calls Bark Grylls for survival lessons, interviews a zombie actor and uncovers a disturbing leak from the hacker Dinanimus.
Puppy Jay turns six, and a message from his younger self, Baby Jay, sends him into a birthday crisis about his dreams and growing up — until he finds hope again.
In episode 13, Puppy Jay sets out to prove six superstitions wrong — breaking mirrors, crossing paths with a black cat, opening umbrellas indoors — until the coincidences start piling up.
Puppy Jay wants to write a breezy summer hit, but his fear of sharks gets in the way. Ten sausages and one hypnotherapy session later, he ends up on a pirate ship inside his own subconscious.
For Shark Week, Puppy Jay hosts a game show from inside a shark: JAWPARDY!, where dachshunds and sharks compete and sixteen shark myths get busted.
In this episode’s story, Puppy Jay suddenly loses his hearing at rehearsal — and maybe his music career. The show looks back at his musical origins, from a cardboard keyboard to his vocalist Lady Suna, with Bark Grylls, Dr. Barkovitz and Shark.
Two dachshund candidates for sheriff face off in a debate that spirals into barking, bribery, tuna-based arguments, superhero dachshunds and an emotional meltdown.
How many balloons does it take to lift a dachshund? Puppy Jay’s livestreamed experiment turns into an airborne crisis — with a panicked newsroom, a sheriff who won’t help, a vampire castle and Vicky Licky to the rescue.
When Mommy catches a cold, Puppy Jay follows the advice of the chatbot PAW-GPT 5 to the letter — bark tea, rubber-chicken soup and all — and the treatment goes very wrong.
A cozy gaming session goes wrong when Puppy Jay and his dad are pulled into the console. While Puppy Jay fights his way through five games, Vicky Licky investigates, Dinanimus hacks reality and Pawstradamus fights ghosts.
On a Halloween camping trip, Puppy Jay tells one scary story too many and summons Pumpkin Juice, a ghost from his childhood. Chased by a glowing bedsheet demon and a giant Pawrantula, Puppy Jay and Doxie Din have to survive until sunrise.
The Count Barkula interview is off, the vampire is furious, and Puppy Jay needs money fast. Turned down by the Paw Credit Bank, he ends up at an underground poker table, wins a million dollars and loses it all to banker Ivan Sharikov. Shark, Pawstradamus and Woofisto each offer a way out.
In the live Season One finale, Vicky Licky finally interviews Count Barkula at his castle in Transylvania. The 500-year-old vampire dachshund tells how he became a monster, then reveals what he really wants from her. Puppy Jay has to save his reporter, whatever the price.
