The Best Episodes of Pound Puppies Season 1

Lucky is forced to deal with his past when Niblet brings some new dogs to the Shelter to hide from the dogcatcher.

Director: Jos Humphrey

Writer: Joe Ansolabehere

When an unmatchable pup meets and loses the boy of his dreams, the pound puppies do what they do best.

Director: Richard Weston

Writer: Joe Ansolabehere, Paul Germain

A trio of Marx brothers-esque dogs called the Three Wise Guys arrive at the Pound in search of the Star Pup, a dog destined to defeat Captain Slaughter. The Star Pup is easily identified by a star-shaped birthmark. But when Nose Marie is suddenly idenified as the Star Pup by the mark on her neck, she is celebrated. But does she have the knowhow to beat the captain?

Director: Greg Sullivan

Writer: Rachel Lipman

The Pound Puppies become sled dogs to help a friend.

Director: Greg Sullivan

Writer: Rich Fogel

The Puppies try to find a home for Rebound, the most energetic puppy they have ever seen.

Director: Richard Weston

Writer: Bart Jennett, Mark Drop

Lucky and the gang are given a daunting task to complete.

Director: Richard Weston

Writer: Rachel Lipman

Rover seeks the help of Lucky and his gang to help find his person.

Director: Greg Sullivan

Writer: Steven Tsapelas

The puppies and kitties try to get placed in a new home.

Director: Richard Weston

Writer: Eric Trueheart

Rebound is left at the pound when Agatha decides that it's time for a vacation.

Director: Jos Humphrey

Writer: Tony Infante

Pepper is determined to become a K9 dog even though he's not the right size or breed.

Director: Jos Humphrey

Writer: Michael Ferris

A lonesome little girl adopts Lucky and he'll do anything to get back to the Shelter.

Director: Greg Sullivan

Writer: Bart Jennett

Finding a home for five puppies determined to stick together.

Director: Jos Humphrey

Writer: Joe Ansolabehere

Strudel realizes her dream of being a performance dog when they return a circus dog to the big top.

Director: Greg Sullivan

Writer: Eric Trueheart

How Mr. Nut Nut became a part of the Pound Puppies team.

Director: Greg Sullivan

Writer: Nancy Steingard

Squirt goes undercover as a cat to steal Strudel's invention back from the Kennel Kittens who stole it.

Director: Greg Sullivan

Writer: Tony Infante

To the gangs surprise, Cookie has been preventing a pup from getting adopted.

Director: Jos Humphrey

Writer: Janna King

Zoltron gets separated from his family during an outing.

Director: Jos Humphrey

Writer: Silvia Cardenas Olivas

The Pound Puppies try to get Olaf and Gertrude to fall in love so they can make a loving home for a new pup.

Director: Jos Humphrey

Writer: Peter Hannan

Agatha McLeish tries to prove that her dog is top dog when she enters Rebound in a dog show.

Director: Greg Sullivan

Writer: Rachel Lipman

McLeish gets promoted and his replacement means business and makes it hard to place pups.

Director: Greg Sullivan

Writer: Eric Trueheart

Someone or something has been stealing the puppies' items: Cooler's blanket, Nose Marie's necklace, Bright Eyes' doll and Whopper's squeak toy...

Director: Jos Humphrey

Writer: Jule Selbo

Squirt switches places with an aristocratic dog.

Director: Richard Weston

Writer: Bart Jennett

The Pound Puppies try to find Squirt and Niblet.

Director: Jos Humphrey

Writer: Billiam Coronel

When the Terrible Terrier haunts Holly's Puppy Pound, the Pound Puppies turn to Biff Barker, a famous dog actor from a well-known TV series, "Ghost Hounders", for help.

Director: Greg Sullivan

Writer: Mark Drop

While Mcleish takes care of his niece and nephew, the puppies try to place a sweet but scary dog.

Director: Richard Weston

Writer: Joe Ansolabehere, Bart Jennett