Reggie the Boss is a Raised Like Family original comedy series about pets who think they are management.
Reggie is a fawn French Bulldog executive with a navy tie, a calm corporate voice, and very serious opinions about everyday dog problems. His human employee, Dave, is usually the one explaining why breakfast was late, why somebody said “walk” too early, or why cheese was consumed without executive approval.
The idea
Raised Like Family believes pets are family. Reggie takes that arrangement one step further: apparently, they are management now.
The series turns familiar pet-parent moments into deadpan workplace satire. Reggie treats breakfast delays, walk promises, treats, household rules, and other ordinary dog grievances like performance reviews, HR complaints, policy violations, and executive investigations.
Meet Reggie and Dave
Reggie: French Bulldog. Executive. Calm, exhausted, and absolutely certain the household reports to him.
Dave: Human employee. Frequently confused. Usually under investigation.
Episodes
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September Performance Review: Dog Fires Owner Over Breakfast
Breakfast is 11 minutes late, so Reggie conducts Dave’s performance review and discovers that firing the person who makes dinner may be strategically unwise. -
My Dog Reported Me to HR for Saying “Walk” Too Early
Dave says “walk” before he is ready to leave. Reggie treats the delay as a formal workplace grievance. -
My Dog Accused Me of Cheese Theft
Reggie opens a cheese-theft investigation after Dave eats a slice without executive approval.
A Raised Like Family original
Reggie the Boss is the entertainment side of Raised Like Family, a U.S. routine-first pet-care brand. The comedy and the pet-care side share the same point of view: life with pets is messy, funny, repetitive, and better when you understand what is actually happening before reaching for another random product.
New Reggie episodes are published through Raised Like Family’s social channels.
Raised Like Family — routine-first pet care.
Reggie the Boss — apparently, they’re management now.