On watching the previous episode, "Jeans Confidential", which I enjoyed and (appropriately) fixates on the fashion/consumer aspect of the subject, I was dismayed to see the early parts of this episode covering similar aspects of pet ownership, namely Palm Beach fashion tastes, (IMO bizarre) pet indulgences, etc.
The comments to date support strongly with this assessment.I was seconds away from deleting the entire series from my queue, assuming they were all fashion oriented, but since H&R Block was offering a commercial-free viewing, I skipped past what normally would have been a commercial break and discovered that the episode has more meat than mere observations about fashion and trends. (Aside: Hulu and content licensees should consider this use-case and offer low-volume content with few-to-no commecials to build an audience).I'm still not through with the show, but so far I've found it refreshing to find segments that portray owners who have a more pragmatic view of pets -- they value them, but do not wish to conflate them with humans.So, so far, ~20min in, I'd say worth watching.

This was a really interesting look at the relationship between man & dog. I Have to say that my Pug is my Baby. The don't care about superficial things.They Love You for You.
I have to admit I have Bought him a few shirts , & A nice winter coat. He as well regularly gets seasonal Collars ( Not that he cares) . It is perhaps a trend that we over indulge our dogs. Those with Money have always given there Dogs the best that money can buy.

wow. Hollywood and the rich and want too be famous really fueling a trend of how many dumb ways to spend money.the idea of doing anything like spending time with the dog beyond posing,moving away from the camera and dump it on a p.a is something they will not do.they don't raise there own kids and the dogs will fair better?oh well something to spend money on between bottles of vodka and pain killers.