About Us

The Widest Choice Available of Trained Dogs for TV, Film, Advertising, Photography, Theatre, PR, Digital & Special Events

Since 1983, A-Z DOGS has been the leading provider in the UK of trained dogs for film, television, theatre, print advertising and digital media. Founded by Gerry Cott, A-Z DOGS also advises clients on logistics, insurance, health & safety and welfare from storyboard conception right through to end of production

Founder and head trainer Gerry Cott and his team of ... Moretrainers have overseen the casting, training and supervision of trained dogs for a hugely diverse range of projects. Projects A-Z Dogs have worked on range from Danny Boyle’s seminal feature film 28 Days Later, to the children’s feature classic The Borrowers, from music videos for artists such as Snoop Dogg, to hundreds of TV commercials and internet virals.

A-Z Dogs are preferred suppliers of highly trained dogs to BBC Television, ITV, Channel 4 and SKY and are a first call supplier to the top TV broadcast production companies in the UK.

Classic TV series for which A-Z has trained and supervised dogs include Merlin, Dr Who, Stephen Fry’s Kingdom, The Imbetweeners, The Worst Week of My Life and Jonathan Creek. Current affairs TV programs including Crimewatch, Top Gear and Watchdog regularly call upon A-Z Dogs to provide and supervise dogs for special features for their programs.
We provide the very best trained dogs in the UK for:

•Films
•TV Commercials
•TV Broadcast
•Virals & Digital Media
•Music Videos
•Advertising, Fashion & Packaging Photography
•Press & Magazine Editorial
•Theatre
•Special Events
•PR

A-Z Dogs have featured in hundreds of TV commercials for household brands such as, Pedigree Petfoods, Bakers, Pets At Home, Andrex, Dulux, Go Compare, Tesco, Morrisons and Royal Mail. Less

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