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

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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! 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.

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). They go through this stage around four or five months onwards where they appear to forget everything they have been taught and they just don’t listen and it is like teenage kids and a study has proved that this is true. Educated professionals daily educate the public and country of dog loves the truth about dog behaviour and training. Graeme also regularly appears on BBC Breakfast and ITV’s This Morning and has built up a list of glowing testimonials from clients.

Graeme also hosts podcast Talking Dogs and published a book All Dogs Great and Small in February 2021. Read More Related Articles Graeme will bring his stage show to the festival and speaking about it, he said: “I’m really excited to share my dog training tips and some fun moments from my series, Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly, at the festival.

You will want to do that a lot as dogs are very similar to humans in lots of ways in that they won’t form a new habit by doing it once, you need to do it tens or hundreds of times. 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! He's also a motivational speaker and believes you can apply your puppy-training skills to humans too. Read More Related Articles Tipped to be the most dog-friendly festival in the UK, the event is taking place at Cannon Hall Farm, home of Channel 5’s This Week on the Farm series. You and I know that they have jumped to the wrong conclusion but that dog is like, ‘no, no, I barked and they ran away’ but this person is going to be here for a while, so it is letting the dog know that this is fine.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. The week in radio and podcasts: The Homeless Hotel; Talking Dogs; Dogs and the City – review". The Guardian. 1 August 2020. 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 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.