Episode Progress
| Owner & Dog | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dog Bone Challenge Winner |
JD & Galaxy | Travis & Presley | Travis & Presley, Brandy & Beacon |
JD & Galaxy | Bill & Star1 | Teresa & Leroy1 | Bill & Star, Travis & Presley |
Laurie & Andrew | Teresa & Leroy | No Challenge |
| Travis Brorsen & Presley | IN | IN | WIN | IN | LOW | IN | LOW | LOW | LOW | WINNER |
| Laurie Williams & Andrew | IN | IN | LOW | IN | WIN | LOW | IN | LOW | WIN | RUNNER-UP |
| JD Platt & Galaxy | IN | IN | WIN | WIN | IN | LOW | IN | WIN | LOW | EX2 |
| Teresa Hanula & Leroy | IN | IN | IN | LOW | IN | WIN | WIN | IN | EX | |
| Bill McFarlin & Star | IN | WIN | WIN | IN | IN | IN | LOW | EX | ||
| Beth Joy Knutsen & Bella Starlet | LOW | LOW | WIN | IN | IN | IN | EX | |||
| Laura Nativo & Preston | IN | IN | WIN | IN | LOW | EX | ||||
| Brandy Yant & Beacon | LOW | IN | IN | LOW | EX | |||||
| Ron Davis & Tillman | IN | IN | LOW | EX | ||||||
| David Best & Elvis | IN | LOW | EX | |||||||
| Elan Hagens & Kenji | IN | EX | ||||||||
| Michael Piper-Younie & Ezzie (a.k.a. Esmerelda) | EX | |||||||||
1 - In episode 5, Teresa & Leroy won the Dog Bone Challenge, but gave it to Bill & Star. In episode 6, Bill & Star won, but returned the favor, giving it to Teresa & Leroy.
2 - In episode 10, JD & Galaxy were eliminated after a preliminary interview, and did not take part in the final obstacle course/interview.
- (WINNER) The owner/dog won the series and was crowned Greatest American Dog.
- (WIN) The owner/dog won that episode's Best In Show Challenge.
- (LOW) The owner/dog was selected as one of the bottom entries in the Elimination Challenge, but was not expelled.
- (EX) The owner/dog lost that week's Elimination Challenge and was expelled from the competition.
- (IN) The owner/dog neither won nor lost that week's Elimination Challenge. They also were not nominated for expulsion.
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