Season 1

When the Livingstones decide it’s time to give their very dirty dog a B-A-T-H, Washington goes into overdrive trying to avoid them: If the L’s give him a good scrub, they’ll discover their beloved mutt is really a fox!

As Washington and Sam zoom around the house, burning off a little energy, Vic enjoys swiping at Sam’s fake tail with each lap—until she accidentally pulls it off and watches it go sailing out the window into the breeze!

When the L’s decide to set up a video camera to tape the adorable things the Pets must do when they’re gone at work, an unsuspecting Washington (who overslept) wanders into the kitchen without his costume!

When Washington confronts a gang of unruly raccoons who are making a racket in the alley, he is shocked that they refuse to take him seriously! But of course, they think he’s a pet dog. Wash unzips long enough to reveal his swaggering fox self, and the raccoons immediately back down. Commanding that kind of street respect feels pretty great, and soon Washington is hanging out with these bad boy raccoons, running around all night!

When the Livingstones put Sam on a diet, he rebels and wanders, sans costume, into a nearby yard. The homeowner, Miss Treat, is very happy to see him! She likes Sam just as he is, a big fat wild boar, and invites him in to eat all the cookies he wants.

When Washington goes a little wild and compulsively digs himself a foxhole several meters deep in the back yard, he decides he might as well fix up his new hideout. But as he drops his journal and a few throw pillows down there, Nugget and Fluffy watch suspiciously from the window. What is he doing down there?

Fascinated by an ad on TV for “smart vacuum cleaners”, Washington decides to order one on the internet. Once the package arrives, the Wild Ones are a bit disappointed by how simple and even kind of dumb the house-cleaning bot is. Washington is sure it isn’t working up to its potential so he decides to set the bot’s program to extra smart. At first, this doesn’t seem to have much effect. But then suddenly, the vacuum starts going crazy, sucking up everything in sight....

When Nugget and Fluffy invite Victoria to their Double Birthday Party, she insists they invite the Wild Ones too. (She intends to spice up this annual bore fest!) The Birthday Cats reluctantly agree, but warn the WO that they’ll be kicked out for a) bad manners or b) an un-awesome present.

When Mr. Livingstone brings home a new laser pen for his cats, he notices that only Vic chases it. Oddly enough, Sam has no interest! Wash immediately springs into action and implores Sam to chase that laser and, most importantly, catch that dot. Otherwise, Mr. L will realize Sam’s not a real cat!

It’s pouring rain outside and Washington will do anything to stay indoors—remaining perfectly dry within spitting distance of rain showers is the big perk of posing as a domesticated pet. But when nature calls, Washington’s got a wee problem. The other pets are all set: Victoria and Sam have their litter boxes. Eugenie and Suzie both have newspaper in their respective crates/cages. They just put up a little privacy curtain and it’s show time! Only Washington has to go do his business outside.

It’s summertime and Sam’s starting to stink like the sweaty wild boar he is. Uh oh! This could invite questions. The Wild Ones are worried and since Sam insists he “smells great,” Wash has to mix up a potent blend of sweet smells and douse his buddy while he sleeps. Everyone loves the new-smelling Sam—his scent is simply irresistible!—and Sam loves his newfound popularity. In fact, he’s so confident he starts being sloppy about maintaining his identity and is even planning to tell everyone he’s a boar.

After Mr. Livingstone accidentally drives in reverse due to lack of sleep, it’s decided that only one pet can sleep in their bed per night. WHOOSH! All the pets dash for the bed but Vic gets there first and calls dibs. But not for long; the Battle for the Bed quickly begins, with all the pets employing outrageous tactics to push the others out of the prized spot.

Mr. Livingstone has just purchased a new video camera. While trying it out in the back yard, he inadvertently films Sam, who was climbing up a tree “to be just like a real cat” as he goes crashing to the ground. Mr. L posts the video on a blooper site and it goes viral and becomes an overnight success. Sam is now a celebrity in the neighborhood and his ego rises to the occasion.

When Vic wakes up sick with the flu, the Livingstones immediately call the Vet to come check on their little princess. The Vet reluctantly agrees (he hates germs) and even offers to check on the rest of the gang while he’s there! The Wild Ones panic—if the doc looks too close, their zippers will be revealed! This can’t happen!

Mr. Livingstone wants to take a family portrait and decides that the ideal spot is the forest! The Wild Ones look at each other. The forest?? Yikes. Their old neighborhood. Vic is none too excited either—too much dirt! But their forest photo shoot is almost complete when a very excited brown bear shows up. And not just any brown bear! It’s MITCH, a jerk of a bear they can’t trust with their secret!

Mr. Livingstone decides to build Washington an elaborate doghouse but Washington is NOT excited. He likes sleeping indoors safe and sound, thank you very much! But when Mr. L reacts confused to Wash’s lack of enthusiasm—What dog wouldn’t want his own dog house?—Washington realizes he’d better fake excitement, and quick! But unfortunately Washington’s animal instinct is correct; the moment he settles into his new digs, he and Sam are in major danger. In fact, it looks like Mitch the Bear followed them home from the forest….

The Livingstones are going out for the evening and probably won’t be back until late. And for once, they’ve decided they won’t get a baby sitter for their little kiddies. The animals are ecstatic, parrrrrtyyy! Sam and Wash are going to watch horror flicks all night and Suzie and Eugenie play a wild game of hide and seek. But caught up in the action, Suzie is accidentally flushed down the toilet! While she wanders through the house’s plumbing system (it’s actually a gas for her), the rest of the gang, alarmed by all sorts of weird noises coming from the walls and floorboads of the house, starts panicking…ahhh, it’s Suzie’s ghost that’s back come to haunt us!

When the Livingstone’s hear on the evening news that tonight’s a “Red Fox Moon”—a special full moon that glows bright red—they decide to hold a lawn party so they may witness this astrological event. Sounds great—except that everybody keeps joking about the legendary “werefoxes” that supposedly come out on a red fox moon. Vic explains to Washington and the gang that werefoxes are just werewolves “but not as cute,” which makes the Wild Ones just a little nervous about their good fox friend...

When Wash and Sam find an old guitar of Mr. L’s and start a band, Vic flees through the cat flap to get away from their noise. Unfortunately, she runs right into Fang—a no-good alley cat, who thinks Victoria is just his type! This bad boy won’t take no for an answer and Vic has to pretend she’s already got a guy—her musician boyfriend, Sam! Sam loves that Vic suddenly thinks he’s cool and has no idea he’s now Fang’s #1 Enemy!

Sam and Wash are best friends, but as they happily play one day the neighborhood pets point out that cats and dogs should be mortal enemies. So how come these two are BFF? Sam and Wash realize they’re going to pretend they don't like each other whenever they're in public or the neighbor pets will suspect they're not a real cat and a dog.