Dog training with The Dogfather.
Get expert advice from TV’s top dog trainer, Graeme Hall, in a series of special guides from Tesco Pet Insurance.
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Teach an old dog (or young pup) new tricks this year
We’ve teamed up with The Dogfather, Graeme Hall, to help Britain’s pet parents start the new year on the right paw.
So, it’s out with the old habits and in with the new. And time to get your troublesome pup back in line, and back into shape, with our special dog training and pet care guides.
Meet The Dogfather
Graeme Hall is one of Britain’s best known dog trainers and star of the hit Channel 5 TV show, ‘Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly’. He’s also a Master Dog Trainer with the Guild of Dog Trainers and a double Sunday Times bestselling author (dog behaviour).
Graeme’s approach to dog training combines practical tips with dog psychology, which helps him to explain what your dog’s thinking and why.
He’s used this technique to help thousands of pet parents across the country with their problem pups. And yours could be next!
The Dogfather’s top 3 dog training tips
- 1. Be calm and consistent1. Be calm and consistent
- 2. Timing is everything2. Timing is everything
- 3. See things from your dog’s point of view3. See things from your dog’s point of view
Learn more in our dog training guide - Dog training tips from The Dogfather.
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