 David is an Honorary Life Member of the British Police Services Canine Association for his work and dedication to the canine industry, and for many years the Administrator for the British Police Services Canine Association Forum.
David is the first overseas member of the
Dog Training Industry Assoc. UK
As a member of The Federation of Dog Trainers & Canine Behaviourists (FDTCB), he has dedicated himself to their goals of humane and non confrontational training.
He is much more than a dog trainer, he is a behaviourist and as such he is trained to locate the root cause of problems in the canine/human relationship, and correct them using gentle methods as recognised by his professional affiliations.
David has devoted over 55 years training dogs and the past 30 years to studying behaviour and the very passive approach to dog training.
David's motto is
'commitment, firmness & kindness'.
COMMITMENT...because a dog is for life. Before you acquire one, you must be committed to looking after your friend for his or her life.
FIRMNESS...a dog needs to respect you. Be firm and you will have a happier and more enjoyable life together.
KINDNESS...physical punishment will solve no problems, indeed it may cause some. Kindness costs nothing but he promises you the rewards will be great.
BEAUTIFUL DOGS PHRASES
A life without a dog is a mistake.
The love for animals enhances the cultural level of people
When you leave a dog behind because he grew old, your children will learn the lesson, Maybe they will do the same toyou when you are an old man.Think about it.
Love is when your dog licks your face, even if you leave it alone a whole day.
We can Judge the heart of the man according to his love for animals.
Every child should have two things, a dog and a mother, let him have one
The dog knows, but does not know, he knows.
If your dog doesn’t like someone, you should probably not either.
A dog is the only thing on earth that will love you more than you love yourself.
You can live without a dog, but it is not worthwhile.
If a dog does not come to you after looking you in the face, it is better you go home and examine your conscience.
Buying a dog maybe the only opportunity that a human being has to choose a relative.
Youcan say any foolish thing to a dog and the dog will look at you in a way that seems to say ‘My God he is right, that would never have occurred to me’
Animals and nature are insignificant for a man when the man is unworthy.
There is no netter psychiatrist in the world than a puppy licking your face.
Somewhere in the rain there will always be an abandoned dog that prevents you from being happy.
Man who dedicates his life to love, can tell us less about this subject, than a child who lost his dog yesterday.
Just thinking, that my dog loves me more than I love him, I feel shame.
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"Pets Vets and Guests". Live every Saturday morning at 10AM, repeated the following Friday night at 10PM. David the Dogman is pictured here, with the Resident Vet, Nezli alongside Celia Haddon.
Call the LIVE show for advice on how to care for your pet on
+34 952 799 224
902 44 44 61.
LISTEN LIVE EVERY SATURDAY
10.00 CET
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The show is co hosted by
Celia Haddon
Celia is an expert on cats and small animals.
Authoress or 38 Books
http://www.celiahaddon.co.uk/
 
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GUESTS INCLUDE
Steve Barker, Rona Brown, Sarah Whitehead, Keith Long, Mic Martin, Mickey Gavin, Barry Eaton, Beverley Cuddy, Laura Lee, David Ryan, Nina Bondarenko, Grant Teeboone, Steve Barker, Steve Dean, Gwen Bailey, Marc Henri, Amy Hatcher, Julie Bedford, Denise Nuthall, Christine Mildenhall, Barbara Marie, Dick Russell, Mic Martin Val Bonney,David Appleby, Sue Parslaw, Sarah Fisher, Rona Brown, Carolyn Menteith, Mickey Gavin, Amy Hatcher,
David Ryan,
Jez Rose,Sarah Fisher, Inge, Jenny Moir,Angela Griffiths,Susan Rogers, David Bland,
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