Graeme Hall, also known as “The Dogfather,” is a well-known dog trainer, TV presenter, and author. He rose to fame for his role on Channel 5’s “Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly” and has since built a lucrative career.
He is estimated to have a net worth of £2.3 million, a figure he has accumulated through his professional dog training business, TV appearances, podcasting, and writing.
Early Career and Transition to Dog Training
Before becoming famous in the dog training world, Hall had a 21-year career as an executive at Weetabix.
However, while on gardening leave from his corporate job, he decided to pursue a career change and trained as a professional dog trainer.
His passion for dogs grew after getting his two Rottweilers, Axel and Gordon, in his 40s. This led him to start his dog training business, The Dogfather, where he has since helped thousands of dogs with behavioral issues.
Television Career and Public Recognition
Graeme Hall’s big break came in 2019 when he starred on Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly, where he helps dog owners correct problematic behaviors.
The show has been hugely popular, with several series aired and available on platforms like Netflix.
Hall’s appearances on talk shows like This Morning and his celebrity clients have further boosted his fame and wealth.
Other Ventures
In addition to his TV career, Hall has a podcast called “Talking Dogs” and writes a column for The Times.
His business, The Dogfather, provides services across the UK for dog owners with training challenges, commanding a fee of at least £875 for his expertise.
Personal Life and Family
Graeme Hall is married to Elinor Perry-Hall, an accountant, and they do not have children. They share a black Labrador/Boxer mix named Lilydog.
Through his diverse ventures and expertise in dog training, Graeme Hall has managed to turn his passion into a highly successful career, making him a household name in the world of dog training and television.
