When Adam is invited back to Sarah's place after meeting her at a concert it all seems too good to be true, until he's introduced to Sarah's dog, Wilfred.

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Adam and Sarah's relationship is blossoming. When things are at their best, Sarah takes the opportunity to tell Adam how important it is that he and Wilfred get on well. She gives Adam the 'single mum' speech: she and Wilfred come as a package. Adam convinces her that he loves Wilfred and to prove it he decides to spend some quality time with him. Wilfred is in his den - depressed. He's sleeping more than usual and he's gone off his food. He says he's very sick and "could be on the way out" - this may have something to do with the pizza Adam bought him the night ...

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Sarah is aware of the growing tension between Wilfred and Adam and calls a meeting. She demands a ceasefire. Adam apologises to Wilfred and Wilfred says, "No hard feelings." It seems like they're all friends, but as soon as Sarah's back is turned Wilfred threatens to tear out Adam's throat. A silent but deadly psychological war is waged behind Sarah's back.

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Adam and Sarah are taking Wilfred to the beach. At the beach, Adam and Sarah share some quality time together as Wilfred plays in the shallows. Wilfred returns and shakes water all over Adam - bouncing a tennis ball menacingly. Adam and Wilfred are in the water, throwing a tennis ball to each other. They drift further out - and away from the flags.

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The doorbell rings. It's TV vet Jack Underwood. He has received Adam and Sarah's letter and has come to help Wilfred with his behavioural problems. Jack spends some 'one-on-one' time with Wilfred who is on his best behaviour. Jack and Wilfred get on like old mates and laugh at Adam as he cleans the back seat of his car.

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Sarah sees an 'old friend' on TV. Adam and Wilfred, being on each other's wavelength, crack jokes about this 'old friend'. Their mirth comes to a grinding halt when Keith turns up on the doorstep. Keith is a well known film star. Wilfred gives Adam a wry smile - "you got your work cut-out for you." At that moment, Keith introduces his dog, Cyros. Wilfred also has his work cut out for him.

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Adam and Wilfred are at the park. Wilfred is behaving petulantly. Two dog-catchers ask Wilfred if there is any reason why he isn't wearing a collar. The catchers regret to say that they'll have to take him into the station. Wilfred explains that he's under adult supervision - he's here with his owner's boyfriend, Adam. But Adam walks by, pretending he doesn't know Wilfred and Wilfred is driven-off in a paddy wagon.

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Sarah breaks-up with Adam. This comes as a surprise. Although Adam is upset, he says he understands and tells her to call him should she change her mind. We follow Adam home to where he lives. He puts his bag in the kitchen, checks his answering machine and emails. We catch a glimpse of Adam's life without Wilfred and Sarah. He makes a call and tells his sad story, that Sarah broke up with him, and orders the Coke and Supreme special..

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