Season 4

Sheriff Labrador explains how to travel safely by train: stay behind the platform line, board without pushing, and remain close to a parent.

Little Rabbit fears she is being followed on her way home. A disguised cobra evades her attempts to get help until Sheriff Labrador arrives.

A young giraffe keeps chasing dragonflies as a thunderstorm approaches. Worried for his safety, a flying squirrel asks Sheriff Labrador to find him.

Toy dinosaurs appear to move by themselves. Sheriff Labrador discovers a fallen power line behind the danger and shows the children how to keep clear of it.

A rainy-day lesson reminds children to walk carefully on wet ground and wear bright rain gear so drivers can see them.

Sheriff Labrador teaches swimming-pool safety, from avoiding slippery poolside running to warming up, wearing safety gear, and staying in the children's area.

Wallets disappear at a shopping mall. Sheriff Labrador and Officer Doberman follow a disguised thief through the shops and revolving doors.

A swamp rescue becomes a lesson in staying away from marshy ground and calling for help instead of struggling if trapped.

Sheriff Labrador connects litter and dirty standing water with mosquitoes, encouraging children to keep their homes and town clean.

At the seaside, Sheriff Labrador explains why a proper life ring is safer than a thin inflatable swim tube in the waves.

A foul smell spreads through Forest Town. Papillon and her small robot trace it to a strangely driven red pickup. Sheriff Labrador and Officer Dobie pursue the wolf driver and discover the wild fruit he ate beside the road caused his trouble.

An earthquake strikes a shopping mall. Sheriff Labrador helps everyone evacuate, then returns inside when Grandma Duck realises her duckling is missing.

Little Rabbit is injured by a strange plant during hide-and-seek. Sheriff Labrador investigates and warns others to stay clear of toxic wild plants.

A plugged-in dinosaur toy damages a food robot, sending it out of control. Sheriff Labrador stops the robot and reminds children not to play with electrical sockets.

Sheriff Labrador warns that playing with soap and shampoo can make bathroom floors slippery and send stinging bubbles into children's eyes.

When a fire extinguisher goes missing just as a fire starts, Sheriff Labrador follows the clues to children playing with the equipment.

Two groundhog brothers damage a public water pipe and manhole while digging for treasure. Sheriff Labrador rescues them from a flooded tunnel and explains why public facilities must be protected.

Sheriff Labrador investigates a burglary at Grandma Mole’s home. The officers pursue the wolf burglar as he climbs between high-rise buildings.

Cockroaches drive customers from Chef Panda’s noodle shop. Sheriff Labrador and Officer Doberman trace the infestation to discarded food and explain why food should not be wasted.

Four young campers hear a mysterious fifth voice. Sheriff Labrador discovers that a young hamster swallowed an earbud, takes him to hospital and reminds children to chew food carefully.

Three children explore a cave, but one of them does not come back out. Sheriff Labrador searches for the missing child.

Honey is stolen and hives are damaged at a bee farm. Sheriff Labrador follows the trail of honey as a swarm of bees causes trouble in town.

Sheriff Labrador investigates a stomachache case involving watermelon and reminds the children to be careful about what they eat.

A bear father nearly steps into traffic while looking at his phone. After Sheriff Labrador pulls him to safety, he discovers his cub has gone missing.

During hide-and-seek in the forest, a young buffalo disappears and his friends fear a moving dead-tree monster. Sheriff Labrador and Officer Doberman discover that he is trapped inside a hollow stump and rescue him before it rolls onto the railway tracks. They remind children to avoid narrow hiding places.

On a camping trip, Little Chicky insists that a piece of bread bit him. Sheriff Labrador investigates the unusual complaint.

Sheriff Labrador explains why small objects such as beans, nuts, and marbles must never be put in a child's nose or mouth.

Amusement-ride height rules help safety restraints fit properly, as Sheriff Labrador explains in this park-safety lesson.