A strange wind kicks up in Rolling Hills. Ray (Brad Bradley) drafts the unsuspecting Cora (Aubrey Dion) to do some of his dirty work. Laurette (Jennifer Prescott) discovers an important fact about the twins. Jerry’s (George Sheffey) instincts inconveniently surface while Maggie (Ruth Nightengale) brews up a solution which, unfortunately for everyone, attracts some serious predators. 

The residents of Rolling Hills are at each other’s throats with fights breaking out all over town. Laurette (Jennifer Prescott) comes to Tallulah’s (Kiera Allen) rescue, Ray (Brad Bradley) finds a new ally, and Jerry (George Sheffey) might actually be everyone’s last hope. 

Maggie (Ruth Nightengale) and Paul (Stephen Bel Davies) clash over loyalty as Hudson  (Chris Tipp) reveals a helpful skill. Tallulah (Kiera Allen) comes clean to Ray (Brad Bradley) about Julia while Jerry (George Sheffey) discovers new limits. We listen in while Roger (Tom Bozell) has a fairly satisfying therapy session with Buddy (Tyler Bunch). 

Wherein we visit a time long ago: when Jerry (George Sheffey) was a rookie cop,  eager for Gideon's (David Arrow) approval. 

Paul (Stephen Bel Davies) introduces Hudson (Chris Tipp) to the local cuisine with messy results. Maggie (Ruth Nightengale) thinks she knows what’s going on with the twins but finds a dead end instead. Laurette (Jennifer Prescott) is forced to reflect on her own life choices as Sweetie (Alana Rader) makes a mistake that endangers everyone.

Rolling Hills favorites, twins Sweetie (Alana Rader) and Tallulah (Kiera Allen), have a podcast now! Because seriously, why wouldn't they? 

Laurette (Jennifer Prescott) and Buddy (Tyler Bunch) inch toward better communication while Maggie (Ruth Nightengale) scrambles. Nick (Jon Peacock) finds himself in a compromising position, Jerry (George Sheffey) discovers a new talent and Hudson (Chris Tipp) decides he’s had enough of Rolling Hills… for reals. 

Get a big old whiff of what happens in Season 2!  Visit us at www.dogpsychiatristpodcast.com. Support the show

In the wake of a seriously rambunctious Karaoke Night, the once-idyllic town of Rolling Hills is in very bad shape - and everyone is on Chief Gideon’s (David Arrow) last nerve. Then things really start getting weird. 

Everyone loves karaoke... don't they? Chief Gideon (David Arrow) and Officer Jerry (George Sheffey) explain why.

The whole town is excited to participate in Chief Gideon’s (David Arrow) weekly karaoke night. Hudson (Chris Tipp) is desperate to text Julia back but Buddy (Tyler Bunch) would like a word. All the while, an ill wind starts blowing through Rolling Hills. 

Mayor Butterbea (Tom Bozell) and Chief Gideon (David Arrow) struggle to keep things quiet in town. The twins (Kiera Allen, Alana Rader) see something that causes them to draw dramatic conclusions about their father and Hudson (Chris Tipp) makes a commitment to work with Maggie (Ruth Nightengale)… for now. 

Hudson (Chris Tipp) and Buddy (Tyler Bunch) meet the town vet, Maggie (Ruth Nightengale), who manages to shed some light on the reason Wallace is, well, shedding. Visit us at www.dogpsychiatristpodcast.com. Support the show

Everyone's favorite linen supplier, Francois (Jim Newman), has a special deal... but only for the ladies.  Visit us at www.dogpsychiatristpodcast.com. Support the show

The next morning brings bright sunshine but no further light for Hudson (Chris Tipp). Meeting other “friendly” residents of Rolling Hills, he becomes a suspect in a most curious missing person’s case and still can’t find anyone who’s heard of Julia. Visit us at www.dogpsychiatristpodcast.com. Support the show

Wherein we meet Hudson Jellik (Chris Tipp), a young man who travels to the town of Rolling Hills in search of his lady love, Julia. Instead he meets Dr. Wallace Sprague (Tyler Bunch), the town psychiatrist, who undergoes a startling transformation right before Hudson’s eyes. Visit us at www.dogpsychiatristpodcast.com. Support the show

Find out what happens when Hudson travels to the idyllic town of Rolling Hills in search of his vacation romance, Julia. Instead he meets Dr. Wallace Sprague, the town's only psychiatrist, who turns into a dog. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dog-psychiatrist/support

Today's guests: Roger (Tom Bozell) and his owl husband Paul (Stephen Bel Davies). Roger discovers he has an unlikely rival in the upcoming mayoral election: Francois the linen supplier (Jim Newman). Gideon (David Arrow) and Jerry (George Sheffey) get a whiff of the past... and it doesn't smell good. (11:55)

Feel like getting in shape? Tune in as the town’s personal trainer, Chablis Klemmerer (Kiera Allen), shares her moves… and you’d better be ready. (10:32)

Listen in as Gideon (David Arrow) and Jerry (George Sheffey) launch their new talk show: “Live! From Rolling Hills with Gideon and Jerry.” The format’s a bit shaky - which could be due to their spot near the recycling bin - but they are determined to bring you a fun, informative show! (13:55)

A brand new surprise season from The Chronicles of Wallace Sprague, Dog Psychiatrist! Gideon and Jerry have their own talk show… who would be stupid enough to agree to that? Find out in “A Show Is Born.” (15:10) 

A brand new surprise season from The Chronicles of Wallace Sprague, Dog Psychiatrist! Gideon and Jerry have their own talk show… who would be stupid enough to agree to that? Find out in “A Show Is Born.”

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“Reservoir Dog” (Season Finale) In this special double episode we learn the real reason chaos has befallen Rolling Hills. Buddy makes a big decision, Jerry’s loyalty to Gideon is tested and Tallulah and Sweetie make peace. Hudson shows up when it counts and then there’s Julia… (45:48)

“Assassins” A strange wind kicks up in Rolling Hills. Ray drafts the unsuspecting Cora to do some of his dirty work. Laurette discovers an important fact about the twins. Jerry’s instincts inconveniently surface while Maggie brews up a solution which, unfortunately for everyone, attracts some serious predators. (23:30)