He's very much opposed to it!

Totaly agree, in the 1970's when we lived in Bracknell I would walk home from work and our lovely Labrador knew what time I arrived and would always position herself at the end of the hall, and as I opened the door she would run towards me and 'take off' a few feet away and end up with all four legs around me and licking my face We usually ended up on the floor in a big heap

I've never heard of him either

And when my daughter became old enough to go to and from school on the train and I didn't have to drive to get her anymore - I still had to go out anyway because the dog still wanted to go out at exactly those times every day and would be quite frantic if I was making no move! I was rather hoping to have lazier mornings but ended up leaving at the same time to take the dog. I cured it by adjusting the time very gradually five or ten minutes a day!

He's against the cull, but why would a wildlife presenter necessarily be against a cull of predators? The BBC do have some unbiased presenters thankfully, including those with actual practical experience of raising livestock, I respect their opinions a lot more than Mr Packhams.