Animal lover and comedian Alexander Armstrong opens the doors of his multispecies pet training school for a final time to welcome elderly Jack Russell Mr Piddles and Alan the miniature goat in the hope they will learn to turn some lights on and off. The star pupil is Charlie the performing parrot, while the trainers hit the road to help train Kevin the St Bernard become a waiter at a Mexican Feista. Last in the series.

Animal lover and comedian Alexander Armstrong opens the doors of his multispecies pet training school for a final time to welcome elderly Jack Russell Mr Piddles and Alan the miniature goat in the hope they will learn to turn some lights on and off. The star pupil is Charlie the performing parrot, while the trainers hit the road to help train Kevin the St Bernard become a waiter at a Mexican Feista. Last in the series.

Animal lover, comedian and presenter Alexander Armstrong opens the doors of his multispecies pet training school to welcome Ethel the goat and Fagin the crow, in the hope they can learn to tidy up their toys and put them away in a box. The week's star pupil is Smurf, a Parson Russell terrier who holds the world record of performing the most tricks in a minute. The trainers hit the road to teach an Arab mare called Ruby Ribena to count in the hope she can help turn a little girl's party into a fairy tale.

Animal lover, comedian and presenter Alexander Armstrong opens the doors of his multispecies pet training school to welcome Ethel the goat and Fagin the crow, in the hope they can learn to tidy up their toys and put them away in a box. The week's star pupil is Smurf, a Parson Russell terrier who holds the world record of performing the most tricks in a minute. The trainers hit the road to teach an Arab mare called Ruby Ribena to count in the hope she can help turn a little girl's party into a fairy tale.

Animal lover, comedian and presenter Alexander Armstrong opens the doors of his multispecies pet training school, to welcome miniature American shepherd dog Boomer and Stinky the pony, in the hope they can learn to retrieve and return a ringing mobile phone to their owner's hand. The star pet is Charlie the boxer, who sprung to fame by bouncing on a trampoline in a department store TV advertisement. The programme's trainers hit the road to help train Elvis the goat to be the star of a doggy agility show.

Animal lover, comedian and presenter Alexander Armstrong opens the doors of his multispecies pet training school, to welcome miniature American shepherd dog Boomer and Stinky the pony, in the hope they can learn to retrieve and return a ringing mobile phone to their owner's hand. The star pet is Charlie the boxer, who sprung to fame by bouncing on a trampoline in a department store TV advertisement. The programme's trainers hit the road to help train Elvis the goat to be the star of a doggy agility show.

Alexander Armstrong opens the doors of his multispecies pet training school to welcome german shepherd cross Declan and domesticated ferret Biscuit, to see if they can learn to ring a dinner bell to get their owners' attention. Today's star pet is Chaska, a world-class attack dog which really gets its teeth into Alexander. The trainers hit the road to train a miniature horse how to be a bellhop in a five star hotel.

Alexander Armstrong opens the doors of his multispecies pet training school to welcome german shepherd cross Declan and domesticated ferret Biscuit, to see if they can learn to ring a dinner bell to get their owners' attention. Today's star pet is Chaska, a world-class attack dog which really gets its teeth into Alexander. The trainers hit the road to train a miniature horse how to be a bellhop in a five star hotel.

A miniature horse and working cocker spaniel are taught how to shut multiple kitchen cupboard doors, and a raccoon demonstrates some of the tricks in its repertoire, including riding a bike and pushing a pram. Plus, the trainers hit the road to help a young girl scout train her pet rat Lily to do an agility course. Presented by Alexander Armstrong.

A miniature horse and working cocker spaniel are taught how to shut multiple kitchen cupboard doors, and a raccoon demonstrates some of the tricks in its repertoire, including riding a bike and pushing a pram. Plus, the trainers hit the road to help a young girl scout train her pet rat Lily to do an agility course. Presented by Alexander Armstrong.

This week on Teach My Pet To Do That, animal lover, comedian and presenter Alexander Armstrong opens the doors of his multispecies pet training school, to welcome Bailey a Golden Retriever and Boo a rescued battery hen so they can attempt to learn the trick of wipe their feet on command.Our star pet is Mr Bean a horse that can not only play catch but can also dance in perfect synchronicity with his devoted ex-ballerina owner. And our trainers hit the road to help train Loki a young Border Collie, to drive a remote control car and hand out gifts to strangers on Brighton Pier.

This week on Teach My Pet To Do That, animal lover, comedian and presenter Alexander Armstrong opens the doors of his multispecies pet training school, to welcome Bailey a Golden Retriever and Boo a rescued battery hen so they can attempt to learn the trick of wipe their feet on command.Our star pet is Mr Bean a horse that can not only play catch but can also dance in perfect synchronicity with his devoted ex-ballerina owner. And our trainers hit the road to help train Loki a young Border Collie, to drive a remote control car and hand out gifts to strangers on Brighton Pier.

This week on Teach My Pet To Do That, animal lover, comedian and presenter Alexander Armstrong opens the doors of his multispecies pet training school, to welcome Kevin the Chow Chow and Rambo the miniature New Zealand Kune Kune pig see if they can be taught to beg, spin and roll over. Our star pet is Pudsey, the first ever dog to win Britain's Got Talent. And our trainers hit the road to see if they can train two chickens to play the world's most usual game of Celebrity Guess Who by attempting to pick out the faces of Ant McParlin and Katie Price from a constellation of stars.

This week on Teach My Pet To Do That, animal lover, comedian and presenter Alexander Armstrong opens the doors of his multispecies pet training school, to welcome Kevin the Chow Chow and Rambo the miniature New Zealand Kune Kune pig see if they can be taught to beg, spin and roll over. Our star pet is Pudsey, the first ever dog to win Britain's Got Talent. And our trainers hit the road to see if they can train two chickens to play the world's most usual game of Celebrity Guess Who by attempting to pick out the faces of Ant McParlin and Katie Price from a constellation of stars.

This week on Teach My Pet To Do That, animal lover, comedian and presenter Alexander Armstrong opens the doors of his multispecies pet training school, to welcome Eric, a Datsun Labrador Cross and Aslan, a miniature horse, to see if trainers Jo-Rosie Haffenden and Nando Brown can be train them to answer a door to the cue of a doorbell.Our star pet is Ziggy tricks the skateboarding dog and trainers hit the road and attempt to train River, the cat to, not only ride Moss the dog, but to also be the star attraction at the opening of a doggy daycare center.

This week on Teach My Pet To Do That, animal lover, comedian and presenter Alexander Armstrong opens the doors of his multispecies pet training school, to welcome Eric, a Datsun Labrador Cross and Aslan, a miniature horse, to see if trainers Jo-Rosie Haffenden and Nando Brown can be train them to answer a door to the cue of a doorbell.Our star pet is Ziggy tricks the skateboarding dog and trainers hit the road and attempt to train River, the cat to, not only ride Moss the dog, but to also be the star attraction at the opening of a doggy daycare center.