Tv & Media Work

Keiths TV & Media Work
Keith welcome’s contact from television, radio, magazine and newspaper companies who require information on dog behaviour and related issues.
He has given talks and seminars on canine behaviour at both local and international level.
Keith is available for guest appearances by prior arrangement.

The One Show – Dog Matching with Keith Mathews.

Ellie and Keith head to County Down to meet One Show viewer Peter Jackson who’s on the lookout for a new dog. His previous pooch, a spaniel, died last autumn – and he misses both his company and the exercise.
Finding someone a new dog is no easy task, but Ellie and Keith manage to pull it off with ease. Molly ends up being a perfect match for Peter.

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GOOD DOG BAD DOG SUMMER 2008
Good Dog Bad Dog was a production for BBC One which saw Keith deal with aggression, constant barking, furniture wrecking and downright disobedience as he guided both dogs and their owners through basic training.

In the company of presenter Kim Lenaghan, the series followed Keith through his six-week obedience course aimed at transforming canine delinquents into perfect pets.

Under the spotlight where seven dogs with a variety of behavioural and psychological problems.

Tim and Emma are an engaged couple from Bangor whose lurcher Roxy loves people but has issues with other dogs.

New mum Christina Wallace from Belfast, who is married to Ulster rugby star Paddy Wallace, finds it impossible to walk her baby when her Tibetan terrier Sasha and miniature schnauzer Rudi.

Vicky and Sheldon, an engaged couple living in Carrickfergus, have an 18-month-old Kerry Blue terrier called Oscar, who pulls on the lead to get to other dogs and chews everything in the house, from chairs to electrical cables.

John and Graham from Broughshane are the owners of a boxer called Molly, who refuses to come back when called and runs rings around her owners.

Maurice and Averil from Portadown own a Jack Russell terrier, a rescue dog named Tina, who is extremely aggressive to dogs, people, children, cyclists, prams…in fact just everyone and everything.

Hillary Clark, who lives in the countryside near Hillsborough, has a six-year-old labrador named Jess, who has behavioural problems concerning livestock.