All Dogs Great and Small: What I’ve learned training dogs

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When he’s not training dogs and their owners, you will find him wearing sparkly shirts and practising his dance moves, Strictly-style – because Graeme also competes in ballroom and Latin dance competition too!

It appears she is the managing director of an investment firm called Pentlands, where she has worked for the last 20 years. Modern dog training shows us there is no need to use physical force, pain, fear and intimidation to train any dog. Please pet owners, dog trainers, rescue staff and behaviourists support this petition and help us stand together against people who think it's acceptable to use outdated methods in dog training. Logan is an Alaskan Malamute who is now 15 months. One moment we had a cute little puppy but within 8 months he was 45kg, stubborn, continually trying to dominate all in the household, walking him was the worst nightmare my arms were seriously bruised from him jumping up and biting them. There was no pleasure in being with him and after a very bad experience with a dog trainer who came to our house, stirred Logan up so much that he became aggressive towards me and left telling us that we need to get rid of him and that he had serious issues with me in particular. 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.Graeme also regularly appears on BBC Breakfast and ITV’s This Morning and has built up a list of glowing testimonials from clients.

Graeme went on to say that this could lead to the wrong behaviour if treats are rewarded in the wrong instances. Graeme said he stood “no chance” against the pet. He was forced to go to hospital to undergo surgery and was kept in overnight. If a dog is scared, let them come out in the their own time and one of the hardest things is when the visitor is a dog lover and starts mothering the dog, reassuring them they are all right and the dog is thinking ‘get away from me’. Puppy training in East Cotswolds, Broadway, Cheltenham, Chipping Camden, Droitwich, Evesham, Moreton In Marsh, Pershore, Tewkesbury, Worcester, Oxford, North Oxfordshire: OX1 – OX7 , OX15 – OX20, OX25 – OX29, OX33 From issues with puppies, to how to handle common training problems, there will be something for everyone."

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He's also a motivational speaker and believes you can apply your puppy-training skills to humans too. Read More Related Articles 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. There’s an awful lot of dogs that are given up to rescue shelters during that adolescent period as people think that it is going wrong and that this dog needs more than I can give him and they blame themselves but it turns out that they would have been okay.

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. 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. Educated professionals daily educate the public and country of dog loves the truth about dog behaviour and training.His career dramatically changed direction when he trained as a professional dog trainer while he was on gardening leave. When he left the corporate world behind, he took three months off, drove his Land Rover to the Sahara and a chance comment when he got home led to the birth of his new business www.dogfather.co.uk.

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! Graeme Hall, also known as The Dogfather [1] (born 1966 in Selby, Yorkshire [2]) is a British dog trainer, podcaster, and author. He is the star of the television series Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly [3] broadcast since 2017 and The Dog Hospital with Graeme Hall both shown on Channel 5 in the UK [4] and on CBC Television in Canada. [5] Hall, Graeme (18 February 2021). All Dogs Great and Small: What I've learned training dogs. Random House. ISBN 978-1-4735-8166-1.Once he became an established dog trainer, he criss-crossed the country helping dog owners with behavioural problems. He’s worked from Aberdeenshire to the Channel Islands with dogs of all kinds and his motto is ‘Any dog, any age, any problem’. In his book All Dogs Great and Small, published in February 201, Graeme shares some of his hard-won, often hilarious, success stories (as well as the odd disaster). Now the uneducated staff of channel 4 have chosen to introduce a new dog training program with a 'trainer' who knows nothing about dog training - basing most of his methods on an American 'trainer' Ceser M. 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. Better than any other dog training I have had with previously owned dogs. Would highly recommend the investment.