Most episodes are now online.

MTV recently seemed to put most of the episodes of "Where My Dogs at?" back online. It is easiest if you just watch them through TV.com. They have refused to put on the episode "The Last Ashton Hero" because it makes fun of Tom Cruise and they have cut Tom Cruise out of the end of the pilot episode "Ugly Beagle and Pig Dog". They have also refused to put up "Woofie Loves Snoop" online, because of the campaign against the episode lead by Lisa Fager of "Industry Ears" and Stanley Crouch of the New York Daily News. In 2003 Snoop Dogg entered the "MTV Video Music Award" with women wearing leashes and dog collars. The MTV awards were covered by every newspaper in the country, but Snoop got almost no criticism from anybody for the stunt, ceratinly none from Lisa Fager or Stanley Crouch. The "Woofie Loves Snoop" episode depicted the stunt with a dog commenting "I find that degrading and I'm a dog" (the entire bit took up about 30 seconds of the episode), but Crouch left that out of their story and also didn't mention that Snoop does walk around with women on dog collars in real life. Nobody in the press ever asked Lisa Fager why she didn't protest Snoop Dogg's behavior at the award show. There has never been an apology or retraction from Stanley Crouch or the New York Daily News.