In the third-season opener, Strawberry and her pals befriend Huckleberry Pie after they assist him with some stray dogs.

Blueberry and Huckleberry become writing partners, but she rejects all of his story ideas, so he teams up with Cherry Jam to write a song.

Strawberry hosts a dog show to raise money for Huckleberry's pet shelter, and Plum tries to make the performances extra special.

Plum directs a play based on a fairy tale to entertain the Baby Berrykins, but her over-the-top production descends into chaos.

The girls convince Huck to portray a prince in their play, despite his stage fright and lack of performance skills.

The girls envision themselves as princesses searching for a fabled berry in the play Blueberry and Huckleberry are narrating.

The juice system that provides electricity to the town breaks down, so a group of Berrykins work on repairing it while the girls keep busy by holding a relay race.

The girls embark on a treasure hunt and wind up looking for missing puppies.

The girls go camping and suspect a creature is in the woods, so they try to trap it.

Huck finds a good-luck charm and achieves success before he finds out the charm is Cherry's. Strawberry then helps both Huck and Cherry uncover the true origins of their luck.

A new dog park is built in town, but something mysterious is scaring the puppies away from it, so the girls must figure out what it is before they hold a tea-party celebration in honor of the new park.

After Blueberry invites Huck to the Masquerade Ball, she becomes ill and stays home sick. Raspberry and Lemon try to help by secretly pretending to be Blueberry, but things only get confusing, especially when the real Blueberry arrives.