Channel 5 reality series returning to screens after almost a year off air with new episodes
CHANNEL 5 is bringing back one of its most loved reality shows, Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly, with a brand new seventh series set to air in the new year.
Fans can once again look forward to master dog trainer Graeme Hall crisscrossing the country to help frustrated owners tackle their unruly canines.
The show offers practical training techniques with Graeme’s signature mantra: any dog, any size, any problem.
But as the series has shown time and again, it’s often the owners who need training the most!
In the opening episode of the new series, Graeme takes on three particularly challenging cases.
Stephanie’s Dalmatian, Horace, is full of boundless energy but is also profoundly deaf, creating unique hardships for Graeme.
Stephanie adopted Horace for companionship after her divorce, but his antics are putting her love life in jeopardy.
Can Graeme teach Horace new tricks despite his hearing impairment?
Meanwhile retired army officer Lloyd and his wife, Julie, are battling with their Working Cocker Spaniel, Flynn, whose obsession with uprooting massive sticks has already landed him in the hospital.
The couple fears it’s only a matter of time before Flynn’s dangerous habit leads to disaster.
Married at First Sight star Paul also enlisted Graeme’s help after his Bantam Bulldog, Jasmine, developed a taste for chasing wildlife.
Paul, who relocated from London for a quieter life, is now gaining local fame for all the wrong reasons.
Graeme Hall, otherwise known as ‘The Dogfather’, has an impressive track record after successfully training over 5,100 dogs (and even one fox).
Besides starring on Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly, he also has a podcast, TEDx talk and bestselling books.
The Channel 5 series was recommissioned for season seven and eight this summer, so even after this season airs, fans will have new episodes to look forward to.