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Page last updated at 12:32 GMT, Tuesday, 6 July 2010 13:32 UK

A Leicestershire dog whisperer talks to problem pooches

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A dog whisperer from Leicestershire takes his canine education campaign on a series of summer roadshows.

Steven Havers has had remarkable success helping people with badly behaved pooches and is now taking his skills on the road.

He first started talking to problem pooches 10 years ago, after his own rescue dog bit him.

One German Shepherd, which was aggressive with other dogs for eight years, has been cured after a few sessions with him. Steven believes it is all down to understanding how a dog thinks.

One of his clients is Leicestershire cricket captain Matthew Hoggard and Doberman Billy.

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