A dog trainer for over 30 years, Bob Hogg has dealt with hundreds of problem dogs of every age and breed. From a Border Collie that chased trains, to the Jack Russell that was scared to go out, Bob has seen it all. He has demonstrated and given talks at Battersea Dogs Home, The Blue Cross and Woodgreen Animal Shelters.

Having specialized predominantly in working sheepdogs, Bob has previously appeared on shows such as Countryfile and performed for both the British and Saudi Royal Families,  Bob has excelled in his field of work. Alongside these great achievements, Bob has also appeared on ITV's The House of Tiny Tearaways with child psychologist Dr Tanya Byron, working with children who were afraid of sudden movements and dogs.

Bob provides a thorough and common-sense approach to dog training and he will ensure that you have the help and support you need from the first initial conversation all the way to the end of this process.

Bob knows that each case is completely different and requires a specific skill set. Having dealt with many people within this industry, Bob has a vast range of knowledge around how to coach not only the dog but also the owners and the family of the dog. It is key to ensure that the people looking after the dog have the knowledge and confidence in what they are trying to achieve, to ensure complete consistency and competence.