Kelly, Vivienne (8 March 2023). " 'Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly' Starts Shooting in Australia". Variety Australia. Graeme also hosts podcast Talking Dogs and published a book All Dogs Great and Small in February 2021. Read More Related Articles But his job does not come without its risks: In 2015, he was hospitalised after nearly losing a hand to a German Shepherd in Worcestershire. Scheer, Victoria (8 April 2022). "Dog trainer Graeme Hall's Yorkshire roots, wife, and first job". YorkshireLive.

Graeme also regularly appears on BBC Breakfast and ITV’s This Morning and has built up a list of glowing testimonials from clients.His motto is “any dog, any age, any problem”, but who is the man at the end of the lead? We take a look at the 55-year-old's life. Graeme is recognised as one of the UK’s leading dog trainers. As of 17 Mar 2020, he’s worked with 5114 dogs personally. He’s recommended by vets and is one of the few dog trainers chosen by the TV and film industry. You’ll frequently hear him on BBC radio. The Dogfather approach combines knowledge and understanding with a practical ability to get the results you want for your dog. That’s more than knowledge – it’s a feel for dogs & puppies. (The bit you can’t learn from books alone!). All of our methods are non-abusive, of course.

Hall, Graeme (28 June 2022). Perfectly Imperfect Puppy: The ultimate life-changing programme to training a well-behaved, happy dog. National Geographic Books. ISBN 978-1-5291-4921-0. The Dogfather is Graeme Hall (Graham Hall) MGoDT, independent professional dog trainer and dog behaviour expert based in the Midlands, covering all of the UK. Graeme is a A Master Dog Trainer with the Guild Of Dog Trainers. His passion for dog training was initially ignited when he got his two Rottweiler puppies Axel and Gordon in his late 40s. Mainwaring, Rachel (23 June 2021). "Who is Graeme Hall of Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly?". Liverpool Echo.Steafel, Eleanor (9 March 2017). "Meet the Dogfather - the man who can train any dog, of any age, with any problem". The Telegraph.

Hall, Graeme (18 February 2021). All Dogs Great and Small: What I've learned training dogs. Random House. ISBN 978-1-4735-8166-1. The Yorkshire-born dog trainer, best known for presenting Channel 5 show Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly, has worked with thousands of pups up and down the country. While a scary experience, Graeme said it comes with the job and that you will "occasionally get a dog that reacts badly despite your best efforts". Each unique combination deserves a solution that is tailor-made for you, your dog (or puppy), and your circumstances “ Graeme works with a dedicated small team of client managers and researchers. Together we are Dogfather Training.From April 11 to June 2022, he will stop off in Leeds, his home town Selby, Salford, Birmingham and Newcastle, to name but a few. Graeme, who is from Selby, used to work as an executive for the Weetabix cereal company for 21 years before he trained as a professional dog trainer while he was on gardening leave. You probably don’t want hours of waffle and technical jargon, you just want to understand why your dog is behaving this way, and find out how to fix it, yes..? We ‘ve studied dog psychology so you don’t have to. (Have you ever felt that the more you read and hear about dog behaviour, the more confused you get..?). We can explain to you what your dog is thinking and why – in common-sense terms. Most dog owners find a little dog psychology absolutely fascinating. The week in radio and podcasts: The Homeless Hotel; Talking Dogs; Dogs and the City – review". The Guardian. 1 August 2020.

We love our work – and it comes across, apparently! A Dogfather consultation is entertaining as well as educational. The ones who should benefit the most in the end are the dogs of course, and we never lose sight of that – But if we can have a bit of fun too along the way, well that’s fine by us!