In therapy, Ira opens up and starts spilling his guts. It feels kind of
good, you know, to just put it all out there. Feelings. Honesty.
Sharing. It's hard at first, but then it gets easier, and then...it
takes sort of a weird turn. Just like any good therapy dog, Maggie helps
puts things in perspective. Think she'll accept tennis balls in lieu of
a check? Anything is possible on This American Dog!
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It's a punishment worse than death, it's...therapy. Groan. After
acting out, Ira gets sent to a therapy dog named Maggie, to see what's
going on with his aggressive behavior towards the Beardo. Will Maggie be
able to help Ira move on and come to terms with his Mom's new
relationship? Does therapy even work? See what happens next week on This
American Dog.
