People who choose to live with unusual and sometimes dangerous animals, beginning with Nathan and Charlotte Anderson-Dixon, who eat breakfast with four pet camels and regard them as part of the family. Also featured are Chris Weller, who shares his home with a 6ft monitor lizard, Terry Moore, who breeds big cats and keeps them in the house while they are cubs, and Iain Newbie, who describes his work rehoming reptiles
Reptile enthusiast Chris Weller searches for a mate for his 6ft-long monitor lizard Hector, and thinks he may have found the answer when he gets in touch with Steve Foo, who keeps 20 of the creatures in his attic. Janey Byrne, who owns a 17st Vietnamese pot-bellied pig, offers an insight into her unusual pet's pampered lifestyle, and Kate Johnson devises a plan to make her overly domesticated hen Floella start laying eggs
Jack Heathcoat takes cameras on a tour of his basement, which he has converted into a tropical aquarium, and Hertfordshire pet-shop owner Mark Amey introduces his collection of deadly reptiles. The programme also features Glenn and Maureen Cousins, whose 4.5m-long Burmese python Mia is believed to be one of the biggest snakes in England, and a Labrador that enjoys tea and surfing
On the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides, Stephanie Noble has moved her pony into her living room, replacing the TV and sofa with hay bales and a fence to keep the two-ton animal at bay. Elsewhere, Ian Newbie visits a zoo to take possession of two unwanted reptiles, which will live in his home alongside his pet emu, and psychic Mystic Ed reveals his assistant - a cat called Angelica
