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Canine Intervention season 2: When will the second season premiere on Netflix?

Sandy C.
Sandy C.

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Jas Leverette in episode 1 “Lady Macbeth” of Canine Intervention: Season 1. c. Courtesy of Netflix © 2021

Canine Intervention taught us many dog training tips and tricks! Is there more where that came from? When will the second season of the Netflix dog docuseries premiere?

The new docuseries Canine Intervention has faced a bit of controversy, with some dog trainers and owners believing that it promotes animal cruelty and harsh training. It’s not all bad news, though, and not everyone agrees.

While some pup lovers are hating on the latest Netflix show, the majority of audiences absolutely love it!

Our opinion? It’s a pretty pawesome show. In fact, we wrote about the 10 best training tips we learned when we watched. From how to find your dog’s motivation to why we need to pick up their toys rather than making them available, Canine Intervention offers a lot of knowledge, especially for new puppy owners.

Jas Leverette, the Oakland dog trainer, has a lot of tricks up his sleeve. Will he be back with more? Here’s what we know!

Netflix’s Canine Intervention season 2 premiere date

Unfortunately, we’re not sure when, or even if, season 2 will happen. The docuseries debuted on Netflix not too long ago, on Feb. 24, 2021, so it’s still too early to tell.

There may be no renewal news yet, but that doesn’t mean it won’t happen! Netflix usually likes to wait a few weeks after a new show’s premiere before making a decision. This way, they see if it’s a hit with its audience or not.

If there is a second season, it should premiere in early 2022 as there’s typically a year between two seasons. The same premise may also be followed and we’ll see Jas training other dog owners who are struggling to train their pet.

Would you like to see more episodes of the docuseries? We’ll keep you posted as soon as we learn more about season 2!

Sandy C.

Sandy C.

Sandy Casanova is the editor at Show Snob and a self-proclaimed true crime expert and reality TV connoisseur. If there's a mystery, Sandy will get to the bottom of it. If there's messy drama, Sandy will watch with a big bowl of popcorn and M&M's. A member of the FanSided network since 2015, Sandy has contributed to multiple sites across the entertainment division, including Hidden Remote, FlickSided, Netflix Life, Guilty Eats, and Fansided. When she's not working, Sandy spends her time with her many pets while blasting Taylor Swift.