Many of you may have seen Friday's moving premiere of DogTown: Saving the Michael Vick Dogs and are curious as to what has happened to these amazing case files. Here is a little update for all of you.

First, all dogs are attending Canine Good Citizen classes that teach them how to interact and play with other dogs and how to act while on a leash. While they take these classes they remain on a leash and have some distance between themselves and other dogs due to history of aggression, but they are doing great and aren't showing big signs of aggression.

When they aren't in classes, they take trips down to Kanab Creek with other trainers and enjoy to swim in the summer sun.

As for the dogs...

Meryl, one of the toughest cases in DogTown because of her aggression, is making phenomenal progress. Dog Trainer Ann Allums said that she is now at the point that she can safely introduce Meryl to anyone and within a minute (and a treat), Meryl is in love with her new best friend. Meryl is working hard during her Canine Good Citizen classes (And showing much promise!). She is learning the basics of heeling, sitting and staying and is doing better and better with handling distractions. Not all serious stuff for Meryl, Trainer Ann Allums is teaching her roll-over and wave. She is progressing so well and showing improved dog-to-dog skills that the folks at DogTown are using her to be a first dog for the other Vick dogs to be introduced to.

Denzel, the very sick dog when first coming to DogTown, is doing well in his Canine Good Citizen classes and is very healthy and happy. He comes in every day to the kitchen, has his breakfast and then stretches out on the "dog sofa" for a 5-hour nap.

Georgia has been able to trust more of the DogTown employees beyond trainer John Garcia. She loves all of her caregivers now. She has turned in to an outdoors girl and wants to be outside as much as possible. And she also is a bit of a homebody, always ready to go back to her area for some rest.

Cherry is overcoming his shyness and progress in all walks of life. He's able to meetnew people and has a number of new playmates. He often comes in to the Dogtown HQ to hang out with the trainers in their office, which is a good sign considering the office is a hectic place, with lots of comings and goings and new people every day.

To learn more about the show DogTown click here.

To learn how to help the dogs of DogTown go to BestFriends.org