The Secret World of Posh Pets - Season 1

In this episode, millionaires Debi and Bob prepare for the wedding of their teacup chihuahua Honey to long-time partner Joey, a chihuahua cross, in an extravagant ceremony that is costing 4,000 pounds. Louise and her daughter Sophie raise African pygmy hedgehogs that they sell to eager owners, but Louise is very protective of her charges and has a strict vetting process for potential owners. Will hedgehog lover Jan make the grade and get the baby hoglet of her dreams? Successful dog portrait artist Robert Clarke paints another portrait of Norfolk terrier Tommy for loyal client Rachel - but will she be happy with the result?

In Doncaster, falcon breeder Bryn's obsession with creating the fastest animals on earth has paid off, as he sets out to breed over £2 million worth of young falcons to sell to the super rich Sheikhs and princes of the Middle East.High earning city boy Zane sets out on a Bengal cat breeding adventure, producing beautiful £1000 kittens, then reinvesting the proceeds in a super rare domestic black panther.Finally, having spent £4000 on catering, dresses and miniature horse drawn carriages, Debbie can enjoy her Chihuahuas, Honey and Joey tying the knot, in what is surely - Doggy Wedding of the Year.

In this episode Janey goes on another journey of discovery when she visits the country's leading micropig breeder - will it be third time lucky for Janey?Also, expert Animal Behaviourist Emma Dale travels to upmarket Oxshott in Surrey where glamourous mum of two, Joanna, has two rescue Beagles that she spoils rotten. But instead of showing their gratitude they poo on her kitchen floor. Plus, ultra pampered Chelsea Cockapoo, Darcy, goes for a two week doggy detox at the country's most exclusive dog hotel.

Gary and Michael are award winning hairdressers with a chain of top salons across the North East, and they often take home the very expensive hair products - to shampoo their dogs.Their opulent home is a shrine to their love of dogs, Bulldogs for Michael, Great Danes for Gary.Gary is an internationally respected Great Dane breeder who has won over 20 major prizes at shows. We follow him to Crufts for one of his last shows before he retires to become a judge. He has high hopes for his prize bitch Scarlet. Will it be a glorious finale or an embarrassing exit with his tail between his legs?In Warwickshire are two of the world's leading bunny spoilers, Emma and Wayne, and they are now taking it to the next level. Determined to give her 23 rabbits the best life possible Emma has designed a half acre rabbit wonderland with 120 metres of tunnels, a tree house, a maze and a bunny bar for refreshment on hot days.It's all topped off with a 20 tonne grass rabbit shaped mound riddled with tunnels and feeding stops. But with a £4000 budget and only a month to complete it, has this rabbit saviour bitten off more than she can chew?In Chelsea, Nina Naustdal designs very high end couture fashion for jet set clients, but her love of her seven Chihuahuas has inspired her to design a matching range for dogs. It's all debuted at an amazing catwalk show in the west end in front of a glittering clientele of Fashionistas. Will it be a triumph of good taste or is she barking mad?

American miniature horse shows are only just starting in the UK, however for Lisa and her daughter, who own over 30 horses, spend thousands on outfits and travel the world searching for the perfect horse, it's already a life style.

Finally, where does one go for a five star spa break weekend retreat that treats your dog even better than you? Lucknam Park Hotel of course, where the wealthy guests – whether two-legged or four – are treated like royalty.

Rory is just 21 and has already cornered the market in supplying pet jellyfish.He is so successful that he employs his dad to help him export his jellies all around the world. His latest project is his biggest yet, installing a massive tank in a high-end electrical shop and settling 5 rare Japanese nettle jellies into their new home. Blingtastic dog grooming is getting more popular every yet but now it's spreading to horses. Now no child's pony party is complete without a purple unicorn with spangle stars and nail polish on its hooves.