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

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After running a very successful training business, Graeme is now best known as the presenter of hit Channel 5 show Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly. Our products are built to last and as dog lovers ourselves we only use the best products and therefore we only sell the best products.

More fun than a standard training manual, it's a journey through Hall's long dog training career, with his honesty about the mistakes he has made along the way making him instantly likeable. He learned some of his skills from an eight-year-old autistic girl who seemed to have a telepathic link to her labrador. Come down the travelators, exit Sainsbury's, turn right and follow the pedestrianised walkway to Crown Walk and turn right - and Coles will be right in front of you. Graeme perfectly translates his excellent communication skills into this book and complex behaviour is made as simple as possible for the reader to understand. Through the stories of some of special dogs he's loved or helped, he will give you the tools to understand and help your beloved pooch, and bring much-needed harmony to your home.Graeme is careful to not constantly compare humans to dogs as there are parallels that humans should be understanding of but also should approach differently as they are not the same species and function differently too. He set off one sunny day in 1987 with his worldly possessions zipped into an old MG Midget to make his fortune Down South. The Sunday Times bestseller Have you ever wished you could get the dog in your life to behave better? I’ve read countless training guides before and never described one as gripping, but this book had me hooked from the start. 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!

Nice to see some of the examples that I saw on TV in this book; shame about Axel and Gordon the rotties! If you have a furry friend in your life, we would highly recommend this book by Graeme Hall, the lessons you learn can be invaluable. Dogs want our attention — if they're more likely to win that by barking or jumping than by trotting quietly at heel, then that's what they will do.Im delighted with the ordinary approach, considerations, Graham’s explanations and more detailed explanations too. There is no element of blame, just sheer pleasure that an owner and his dog can live happily together. He’s worked from the Scottish Highlands to the Channel Islands (and pretty-much everywhere in between). He didn’t make a fortune, but he did make a lot of breakfast cereal, with his teams, as a manager in the food industry.

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Daisy May Cooper looks slimmer than ever in leggings as she steps out with her brother Charlie following marriage split and says: 'That's divorce for you! The star of Channel 5's Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly imparts his wisdom on how to have the best relationship with your dog, told through the stories of some of the special dogs he's loved and helped.

There's the woman who doesn't understand why her new rescue collie — selected because he walked so well on the lead — drags her along just like her old dog. Having worked with more than 5,000 dogs, Graeme Hall has a unique understanding of the early developmental period. A stand out example or story was that of different language interpreting what a happy dog is ,different to that of how a British or English speaking person would interpret a happy dog to be.Thoroughly enjoyed reading and I would recommend to any dog lover who is interested in learning about dog training as this book is a great starting. As of January 2023, I’m still busy making the new series of Dogs Behaving Very Badly (Channel 5, 8pm Tuesday evenings). A highly enjoyable, at times hilarious read, by an author who clearly loves dogs and dog training, which really comes across in his writing.