Channel 5 show searching for dog owners who need help
Channel 5's Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly is searching for dog owners who need help.
The reality TV series, which follows master dog trainer Graeme Hall, is set to return for an eighth series.
After seven series of helping dog owners across Britain, Graeme has visited more than 250 homes and assisted nearly 300 dogs.
He believes in the motto, "any dog, any size, any problem."
However, the programme's producers are keen to find dogs with unique issues that Graeme hasn't encountered yet.
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If your dog's behaviour is having an unusual impact on your life or family, the show's producers would like to hear from you.
They believe that Graeme's expertise could help turn around challenging behaviour, ultimately transforming family lives.
The producers said: "Maybe your dog has a unique issue that needs addressing, or it could be that their unruly behaviour is having an unusual impact on you or your family.
"Whatever the problem, the programme's producers would love to hear from you."
If you think your dog could benefit from Graeme's help or if you want to learn more about the show, you can email Avalon Factual, the programme makers, at dogs@avalonuk.com.
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