Hello and welcome back to another special episode of Talking Dogs.

I'm Graham Hall.

You might have seen me on television's dogs behaving very badly.

I like to dress up in tweed, a cravat and proper shoes for that.

Or you might know me from this very podcast. I'm afraid I don't always weigh my worst coat for this one,

but I am still wearing me cravat. There are certain standards to maintain, after all.

This is the place where I get to use my years of experience training dogs to help you with the

problems you're having. I've covered everything from barking and biting to traveling and is the place where I get to use my years of experience training dogs to help you with the problems

you're having.

I've covered everything from barking and biting to travelling and toilet training, but

dogs are all unique, so there's always going to be lots more to talk about.

Now you, dear listener, are the lifeblood of this podcast. Without you, I wouldn't have anybody

to give advice to, would I? So the thing is, some of your problems are a little bit above my pay grade.

I know. Graham doesn't have the answers to everything. Shocker, right? Well, sometimes what seems like

a behavioural issue actually needs a medical solution so I've

brought my vet mate in to help now where I'm the dog father this man is the Yorkshire

vet and he just have a real name it's Julian Norton hi Julian hi Julian hi Graham how are you

I'm very well thank you very much so we met didn't we time ago. We bumped into each other in the ITV this morning studio.

We did and it was almost exactly just over a year ago I think and it was a most surreal day I think for both of us.

You've been on talking to Holly and Philip Schofield and I was just about to go on, I think,

and we were in the green room.

And it was, I found it a totally surreal experience because we're not, well, we are television

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