Ep 2. Truman's Secret / Skits Monkeys Around

In "Truman's Secret," Martha starts off the day by discovering that Truman, her friend, has a secret. She becomes determined to uncover his secret and shares her plan with the other dogs. They all try various methods to discover the secret, but Truman manages to avoid them all. Martha finally realizes that she has been too focused on the secret and has not been a good friend. She apologizes to Truman and he reveals his secret - he has learned to play the piano. Martha and the other dogs help Truman prepare for a surprise concert.

In "Skits Monkeys Around," Skits, Martha's family dog, is feeling left out because he doesn't have any special abilities like the other dogs. To prove that he can do something special, he starts imitating monkeys by hanging upside down from trees. Martha and the other dogs try to get Skits to stop, but he refuses. Eventually, Skits realizes that being himself is enough and he doesn't need to imitate others to feel special.

Throughout the episode, key themes of friendship, acceptance, and individuality are explored through the dogs' interactions with each other. The episode also introduces music as a way to bring friends together and the importance of supporting each other's interests and talents.