How many dogs does Graeme Hall have?
Get the latest news from Liverpool and Merseyside - don't miss our email bulletins Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Despite the fact hes a natural with our four-legged friends, Graeme, 55, from Yorkshire was actually a bit of a late starter when it comes to dog-owning. He grew up in Selby in a dogless home but bought two Rottweiler puppies Axel and Gordon when he was on gardening leave from his job at Weetabix  and thats when he trained to become a dog trainer and his new business took off. Hes also had a Jack Russell called Retro but now he is a proud pawrent to Lilydog, a gorgeous black Labrador/ Boxer cross. He regularly gives pupdates on his social media accounts and its clear he completely adores the beautiful dog, who even accompanies him on the numerous photo shoots he takes part in. You can check out his pictures of Lily on his Instagram here Graeme shares Lilydog with his wife Elinor. They dont have any children and married on a beautiful beach in 2017. Luckily Lilydog is much better behaved than some of the dogs hes had to help throughout his career. Which has seen him train more than 5000 pets. He was once hospitalised when he was savaged by a clients German Shepherd in Worcestershire in 2015. He said: The most challenging one Ive worked with, its fair to say, is the dog that put me in hospital. This was a German shepherd dog, and I went to the house  the dog had been there for about a week, and they had no knowledge about his previous life because hed been rehomed. "As soon as they let me into the house, he went for me and bit my hand.  Graeme said he stood no chance against the pet. He was forced to go to hospital to undergo surgery and was kept in overnight. He said: What we discovered is that the dog had nicked the edge of one of the nerves, so I nearly lost the full use of that hand.  You can catch Graemes shows on My5. Graeme is ready to get the participating dogs behavioural problems in check if youre struggling with a less than perfect pooch at home. If you would like to take part in the next series you can contact the production team at dogs@avalonuk.com or call 020 7598 7365.