What others say

 

"The Dog Whisperer": second place in the Top Ten Books For Dog Lovers

- by The Bookbag

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An excellent book about training your dog. The method requires a considerable amount of time and patience but pays dividends. Unusally for a book of the type it is very readable with some wonderful cartoons which left me howling with laughter. Highly recommended.

- by Sue Magee, about "The Dog Whisperer", from The Bookbag

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"This book is absolutely brilliant. It is an easy read, very funny in places but more importantly looking at things from a dog's point of view. I have read this book three times now and about to start for the fourth, because it is such a good read. I would HIGHLY recommend it for those of you with dogs......and even those without".
- by Y Polson, about "The Dog Whisperer", from The Bookbag

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"Graeme Sims is the amazing dog trainer and shepherd who can work up to nine Border Collies simultaneously. Just to make his achievements even more impressive, each dog responds to commands in a language specific to him.
Never one to sit around, Graeme has delighted crowds with his dog displays all over the UK, as well as visiting America to lecture about his experience and knowledge. He is also an extremely talented artist, an award-winning children's book illustrator, and used to be a Church of England Vicar".​

- by Julie Hill, writer and podcaster at Dogcast Radio

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"For reasons, I dug out my 1978 PG Tips album Vanishing Wildlife, written by Janet Barber and illustrated by Graeme Sims. I adore Sims' artwork: striking use of colour, minimalist form, sometimes almost abstract".​

- by Darren Naish, natural historian, zoologist, author