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Chief & Champ: The Hiccup
Champ gets the hiccups, Chief offers a practical fix, and Champ points out one small problem with holding his breath. The cat has heard enough.
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One practical pug. One golden retriever with a system. One cat who has heard enough. Start with the fan favorites or watch the complete series in order.
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The Hiccup
Champ gets the hiccups, Chief offers a practical fix, and Champ points out one small problem with holding his breath. The cat has heard enough.
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Episode 2
Chief & Champ: The Snore
Chief wakes Champ to report a snoring problem. Champ would like to know why being asleep required an interruption, and the cat silently takes his side.
Episode 3
Chief & Champ: The Lean
With an entire couch available, Champ leans his full weight into Chief because Chief looked cold. Then the cat joins the arrangement.
Episode 4
Chief & Champ: The Leash
Champ keeps the leash ready in case the humans remember the walk they took ten minutes ago. In his view, timing only proves the case.
Episode 5
Chief & Champ: Back Soon
The human has barely left, but Champ is already waiting at the door. He takes the words back soon as a job that starts immediately.
Episode 6
Chief & Champ: The Cookout
Champ has chosen a strategic place beneath the cookout table because things fall. His patience is rewarded, then rewarded again.
Episode 7
Chief & Champ: The Fireworks
Champ treats fireworks like a security incident and points to one earlier victory as proof that his response works.
Episode 8
Chief & Champ: The Sun Spot
Champ is charging in a patch of sunlight. When it moves, he expects Chief to plug him back in.
Episode 9
Chief & Champ: The Printer
Champ distrusts the printer because it ate paper and screamed. Chief calls that printing. Champ is still waiting for the evidence.
Episode 10
Chief & Champ: The Mirror
Champ has a quiet dispute with the dog in the mirror. Chief explains the problem, but Champ would rather delegate it.
Episode 11
Chief & Champ: The Cone
A recovery cone has turned Champ into a wide load in the hallway. Backing up creates a second traffic problem.
Episode 12
Chief & Champ: The Vacuum
Champ is negotiating with the vacuum after yesterday's screaming. The cat's seating choice becomes part of the case.
Episode 13
Chief & Champ: The Ice Cube
Champ was pacing himself with an ice cube. Now the snack is water, and he believes the cat may have it.
Episode 14
Chief & Champ: The Doorbell
Champ hears a doorbell on television and reports for security duty. A real bell at the end complicates Chief's explanation.
Episode 15
Chief & Champ: The TV Dog
A barking dog on television makes Champ wonder how the stranger knows where they live. He decides not to wait for trouble.
Episode 16
Chief & Champ: The Thunder Policy
Champ denies hiding from thunder but cannot come out. His legs have already voted on the matter.
Episode 17
Chief & Champ: The Treat Bag
The treat bag was meant for everyone. Champ has completed it on behalf of everyone, meaning one hungry dog.
Episode 18
Chief & Champ: The Remote
Champ changes the television with the remote in his mouth. Teeth are the approved substitute when you have no thumbs.
Episode 19
Chief & Champ: The Squirrel
The squirrel is back. Chief asks Champ not to look scared and then discovers that acting normal needs more specific instructions.
Episode 20
Chief & Champ: The Evidence
Stuffing on Champ's face looks like evidence from the couch. Once Chief knows the answer, Champ closes the meeting.
Episode 21
Chief & Champ: The Bath
Champ returns from a difficult bath with a serious lavender detail. Chief understands the gravity of the situation.
Episode 22
Chief & Champ: The Shoe
A human shoe appears in Champ's bed. He insists the abandoned object was lost and needed rescue.
Episode 23
Chief & Champ: The Plant
Dirt on Champ's nose becomes a gardening explanation. The living room plant has already been inspected.
Episode 24
Chief & Champ: The Dog Door
Champ is visibly wedged in the dog door but refuses to call it stuck. He is thinking through the available directions.
Episode 25
Chief & Champ: The Cat Bed
Champ has lost his bed to the cat. One moment of eye contact settled ownership without a word.
Episode 26
Chief & Champ: The Mail
Chief finds the mail in Champ's mouth. Champ explains where he found it and why living in the house makes the paperwork his concern.
Episode 27
Chief & Champ: The Tail
Champ needs backup against the suspicious figure following him all morning. Chief slowly discovers that the case involves Champ's own tail.
Episode 28
Chief & Champ: The Bowl
Chief asks where dinner went. Champ needs the question narrowed down before confirming that the food is no longer in the bowl.
Meet the Chief & Champ cast
Three roommates. Very different jobs.
The funny dog video format stays simple: real dog behavior, plainspoken roommate logic, and one silent reaction worth waiting for.
The realist
Chief
A practical pug with dry roommate energy. Chief sees the household problem clearly and would like everyone else to catch up.
The optimist
Champ
A golden retriever with warm, sincere, literal dog logic. Champ is never trying to be clever. That is why every answer lands.
The final word
The cat
The silent, naturally grumpy judge. Her reaction arrives after the dogs finish the joke, and regulars know to wait for it.
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Dog behavior, written like a roommate comedy.
Chief & Champ is Team K9's original dog sitcom. It turns familiar dog moments into tiny comedy scenes: doorbells, leashes, stolen warm spots, suspicious appliances, and the household rules dogs quietly rewrote.
Every approved episode lives here with an official video, episode summary, and permanent link—making this the complete Chief & Champ episode guide as well as the home of the series.
Production note: Chief & Champ is an original Team K9 production made with AI-assisted video tools and human writing, direction, editing, review, and publishing. The animals are fictional screen characters, not real animals performing scripted dialogue.
Intellectual property notice: "Chief & Champ" is an original Team K9 series. Its original characters, scripts, storylines, dialogue, visual artwork, and audiovisual episodes are intellectual property owned by Team K9. © 2026 Team K9. All rights reserved. Unauthorized copying, adaptation, republication, redistribution, or commercial use of the protected material is prohibited.
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What is Chief & Champ?
Chief & Champ is Team K9's original recurring dog sitcom about Chief, a practical pug, Champ, a sincere golden retriever, and a silent grumpy cat who often gets the last reaction.
Who are Chief, Champ, and the cat?
Chief is the dry, practical roommate. Champ follows sincere dog logic. The cat is a recurring silent character and naturally grumpy judge.
Where can I watch new episodes?
New approved episodes are added to this official Team K9 hub. Bookmark this page or join the email list above.
Is Chief & Champ an original Team K9 series?
Yes. Chief & Champ is an original Team K9 production.
How often are new episodes added?
There is no fixed public schedule. New episodes are added after Team K9 approves and publishes them.
Are the videos AI-assisted?
Yes. The series uses AI-assisted video tools with human writing, direction, editing, review, and publishing. The animals are fictional screen characters.