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A stop-motion animated comedy whose big-hearted yarn-made main characters met on the workshop floor of a tweed mill. They quickly become inseparable bond, learning how to communicate without using speech and manage their anxieties.
When Fluff has a sticky encounter with a roll of tape, Tweedy must step in to help his frightened pet. Tweedy tries to calm him down enough to help and avoid getting stuck himself.
Tweedy learns that pet Fluffs cannot master the art of patience, especially when it comes to food. When their tummy says eat, they eat. Tweedy on the other hand knows that time and patience can bring rewards.
Tweedy sets out to paint the perfect picture of Fluff but Fluff's cooperation can't be depended on. Can Tweedy adapt his perfect portrait to his imperfect and unpredictable pet?
Fluff loves to play and can happily enjoy endless games of Whizzy Button. For Tweedy, however, the game must end at some point, so how best to deal with Fluff's expectations?
Fluff loves to play and can happily enjoy endless games of Whizzy Button. For Tweedy, however, the game must end at some point, so how best to deal with Fluff's expectations?
Tweedy is tidying his den and decides that his ribbon collection would be best kept in a box. When Fluff is left alone with the box, his playful antics leave it - well, very unbox-like!
Drops of water are falling from the ceiling onto the floor! Fluff is fascinated by water, but he does not want to get wet! Can they find a way to catch the drops and stay dry?
Tweedy and Fluff find a slide! Tweedy discovers that Fluff likes to go up rather than down until a bit of help and a lot of patience finally puts Fluff at the top. Will he give it a go?
Fluff climbs into a wellington boot looking for his beloved Whizzy Button but can't get back out again! Tweedy to the rescue!
When Fluff gets covered in chocolate spread, Tweedy accidentally discovers that a little tender loving care is the best way to get a mucky Fluff washed!
Fluff is playing with a little soft thing and Tweedy isn't sure where Fluff got it from. Can he work it out and find a way to put it back where it belongs?
Tweedy and Fluff find a ladybird in the craft room. Tweedy makes it a bed to sleep in but soon discovers that ladybirds aren't pets and they don't need cosy beds after all.
Inspired by a photo of a dog being walked, Tweedy is eager to try it out with Fluff! You can guess who gets taken for a walk. Pets don't always behave the way we imagine they will...
Fluff has an instinct for hiding and gets a big kick out of following Tweedy without him noticing! When Tweedy eventually finds him, Fluff discovers that Tweedy loves hide and seek too.
Fluff is trying to eat everything Tweedy finds to take back to the den. It's hard to pack a lunch when it's being packed into a Fluff!
There's a fly in the den! Fluff is in hot pursuit, and nothing will stand in his way - furniture, high shelves, or even a sleeping Tweedy.
Tweedy discovers the limits of little Fluff's imagination when he tries to pretend they're at sea on a boat. Fluff can only ever be a Fluff, doing Fluff things.
Fluff runs rings around Tweedy as he pulls an entire roll of ribbon off a reel. Tweedy had better get all those loose ends tied up from now on.
A worried Tweedy discovers that a curious Fluff will not think to tell you where they're going and how long they will be. Meanwhile, Fluff is having a ball.
Tweedy makes a special woolly onesie for Fluff but Fluff has absolutely no idea what it means to receive a gift! He's far more interested in the wrapping.
