Tip finds a four-leaf clover and is convinced that it will bring him luck. When he loses it, everything seems to go wrong. Miguel helps Tip to understand that bad luck does not exist.

ip and Jody are so angry after losing at cards that they refuse to do anything else. However, with the help of Tip's mother, they build a basket in which they can put all their anger.

The two try to attract the attention of the parents, but they only have eyes for Tip. They think they have become invisible.

The fair with the special items is in town, and everybody wants to win something, including Tip. The most rare thing is a friendship which is just as special as his friends'.

Tip claims he never tells a lie. But he tells some almost-truths! Mommy explains to him that almost-truths can do as much damage as lies, but Tip is not convinced. He has lots of fun telling half-truths, but trouble comes along and in the end Tip realises what his mommy meant and promises not to tell any more half-lies… or almost-truths!

It’s Jumper’s birthday, and the teacher asks the pups who would like to make a drawing to use as a birthday card. Tip volunteers right away! At home, he hasn’t forgotten his promise, but he wants to play for a while first… after all, there’s plenty of time! But evening comes and he still hasn’t made the birthday card. Will he manage to keep his promise?!

The pups are at kindergarten, playing with plasticine. Tessa has made a figurine, but it won’t stand up. Tip gives her some advice and she fixes it. Tip is happy, and spends the rest of the day convinced he’s always right. But the afternoon has some surprises in store: he’ll soon realise he can’t be right all the time, and he doesn’t want to be, either!

Henry entertains his friends with a magic trick, and Tip thinks he can do it too, but when he tries, he can’t. When Henry tries to explain the trick to him, Tip proudly refuses to listen, telling him he knows how to do it, just not using buttons! Then he goes off in a huff. But an afternoon with Grandpa helps him realise that if you know how to do something properly, it’s a lot easier.