This is 100% true. I made that mistake with my first dog (a beagle). And traditional obedience training didn't help the situation.

Cesar, your show has helped us tremendously to be better pack leaders with the dog we got after our first one passed on. I look forward to learning more from you in 2006! (P.S. I am always very impressed with how brave you are. How do you stay so calm when you know they might bite you?)

My boxer will not stop licking everything she sees, touches, smells, and hears. It gets embarrassing when company drops by. Her previous owner left her at the vet and never came back. We have had her for over 1 year. Could this possibly be abandonment issues? Thank you!

My dog has many obsessive behaviors; some are bizarre. I consulted one obedience instructor about one habit that is dangerous. His response was what I expected. The problem is my nine month old American Bulldog, Chloe swallows socks whole and digests them (thank God they pass through). I don't understand this behavior and do my best to keep them out of her reach. She will even open my dresser drawer if it is left open an inch to dig around. She was blind the first three months of her life; experts told me to return her to the breeder. Of course they would not take her back; I didn't want to give her back to them anyway. I knew they would simply shoot her, she was of no use to her. Her eyesight did develop (which is rare).

She is very strong-willed to say the least. Dealing with her on a daily basis is exhausting. When she was four months old, she would go nuts biting me when I tried to make her behave. I thought she outgrew this. We just had an episode while I was walking her today.

I have socialized her from an early age and bring her to the local dog park. She has a lot of fun. Once she stole a frisbee and didn't want to give it up. She tried to bite me when I was trying to retrieve it for the owner.

Seems we make a few steps forward and take two back.

Chloe cried a lot a night when she we first got her. My daughter was having finals, so in order to allow her to sleep I would get up and hold the dog in my recliner. She still thinks she is a lap dog. She leaps in my lap every chance she gets. She is very friendly with dog owners at the dog park. She jumps in their laps too. She weighs at least 85 pounds and is still growing.

I hope to learn from this show and website. She has the potential to be a good dog. Wish I were in Southern California so I could submit her for the show.

Cesar,

First off, I wanted to tell you that your AWESOME. My husband and I can't get enough of your show; it's very entertaining and educational.

We have a 7-month year old lab. He's a smart, magnificent dog but -- there is always a but -- he's defintely a chewer and a biter. He chews on what ever he can get his paws on. So we end up giving him 24" bones so he could keep himself occupied.

I realize after you said it becomes more of an obsession, we probably should correct the problem instead of feeding it. We just don't know how. So, how do you get him to stop chewing on things and biting on hands?

Please, please do a show on potty training!!! My little shepherd/bulldog mix needs all the help she can get.

Hi Cesar,

I've really enjoyed watching last seasons' shows. I've used your ideas to retrain my dog and myself. Our golden retriever/lab mix is 2-years old. When we got her at 2-months-old, she had a large scar running down her back around her tail and partway down her back leg. The breeder told us that she had no idea what happened to her. A few months later we realized that she is afraid of people. She is fine with us, but she is scared of other people. I took her to puppy training where she did very well (she ignored the people). The teacher told us to wait for her to grow out of it, which she has not done. Currently, we put her in her cage when people first arrive and then put her on a leash and "walk" her, keeping her with us until she calms down. After around 1/2 an hour we can remove the leash and she will stay with us. She will even sneak up behind people and smell them, but if any one looks at her or reaches out to pet her she barks and runs away. Should we just give up and know that she will be a scaredy cat for the rest of her life or is there anything we can do? I really think she wants people to touch her -- why else would she sneak up behind them to smell them?

I really appreciate the show Dog Whisperer. We record every episode and watch them. I have learned a lot about being an assertive pack leader. The only problem with my little yorkie, Pucchini is that he is obssesive about water. I don't really know what to do since I can't stop giving water all together. Anytime I put water down, he gets excited and drinks all the water every time. I have started to make him sit and stay when I put down water, trying to get him to calm down before he drinks. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Are you crating your dog? I am a boxer rescue volunteer. I have experience with separation anxiety in female boxers. You should crate her when you have to leave her alone. I think like Cesar prescribes you should often take her on long walks with a leash. Get that energy out of her.

The Dog Whisperer was recently introduced to me from a friend, and I watched my first episode yesterday. I'm very much impressed and can't wait to watch another episode, as one technique can be used for many other issues. I'm hoping to learn more about what I can do for my 5-year-old Shih Tzu, Millie, that is terrified of other dogs (large and small). I recently learned it might be because we have held her every time she was around a bigger dog, which is true. We were afraid of her being attacked so we would pick her up. Ugh. Now how do we go about fixing this problem? We recently had a 6-week-old Shih Tzu puppy, Penni, staying at our house temporarily. For 7 weeks, Millie never got use to Penni. Millie spent 7 weeks on the back of a couch out of reach of Penni. Millie is NOT afraid of any other animal and especially loves our ferret.

I love your show and have watched every episode. I have a 2-year-old Jack Russell that continually pulls when we walk. I have tried your advice when it comes to walking, but she is so stubborn. By the time we are done walking, my right arm is aching so badly that I get spasms at night and for days. Help! I love walking her, but my arm is always hurting.

Having grown up with dogs, I have a fairly good understanding of how dogs interact with people and how the pack dynamic plays out, but I get the feeling that most people just have no idea how dogs think. Your show is helping to educate dog owners about simple dog behaviour, which is fantastic. So kudos to you, Cesar. A great show and a wonderful social service.

Anyway, I have a great dog who is extremely sweet and well behaved, except when there's a cat around. Or even the thought of a cat. She remembers every place in the neighborhood where she's seen a cat and is eager to return to those places. When she sees a cat, it's like her brain switches to a different place, a place of total obsession. She becomes frantic and shaky, her heartbeat goes crazy and she stops paying attention to me. After months of work she'll listen enough to sit, but I have to drag her away from the cat (and I mean DRAG). It usually takes her many minutes to return to a semi-normal state of mind no matter how I try to reset her.

What makes this interesting is that a friend has a cat who isn't afraid of my dog. After some initial getting to know each other, they seem to get along. The cat will play with the dog and let my dog lick him and chew on him. My dog is excited, but controllable, not shivery and panting. The only thing I can think is that the cat has established boundaries about how much he'll put up with from my dog. Or maybe because the cat doesn't put up the normal fear responses my dog doesn't get triggered. Dunno.

Nyeah... Let's see what you can do with a cat.

Cesar~

I'm so glad your going to have another season! I have been involved with dogs for over 30 years and finally someone who truly understands dogs and their unique behaviors gets some national airtime.

I have owned many kinds of dogs: Beagles, Doberman Pinchers, German Shepherds, Airedale Terriers and good old mutts. I showed dogs in comfirmation and in obedience. My two grown daughters were raised with dogs and both of them learned to walk with a doberman under each arm.

I believe that there are no bad dogs, just bad owners or owners who don't take the time to learn about what they are getting into when they decide to own a dog. I don't think people spend enough time educating themselves about owning a dog, and don't spend enough time researching what type of dog is best for their lifestyle. They give more time into choosing their next pair of shoes. They certainly wouldn't buy a pair of shoes unless they fit right, but will get a dog because it's in fashion.

Owning a dog is a lifetime commitment, for the lifespan of the dog. I wish more people understood that and I wish they didn't treat dogs as disposal property. If they think that, then they should get a fish.

Watching your show reminds me of John Lyons who trains horses; you could call him the horse whisperer. I attended his seminars several times and found his approach to horse training really inspirational. I hope that you will consider doing some dog training seminars around the country. So many people and their dogs would benefit from your knowledge, your widsom and your commen sense.

Here's to your continued success and to many more seasons on TV!

Happy New Year!

~Sara

Cesar,

Thank you for all your insight! We are anxious to get our first dog once our house it finished being built. We are adopting an older dog, from the shelter and a puppy. You have given us so much insight already and we don't even have a dog yet! I will certainly follow your advice about when you adopt a dog from a shelter, the best thing you can do is take him for a long walk before bringing him home. Otherwise, he is going from one shelter to "another." You are helping us to start on the right foot... or should I say paw? Thanks!

P.S. Love your show!
Gin

Dear Cesar,

I love your shows and I have seen all of them. They taught me a lot. I can't wait until January 6th. I have 3 beautiful mutts, two of them don't like each other and fight. I have been keeping them separate since last May. They used to be friends before I found Sparky, my third dog, who was not spayed then and went into heat. That triggered the fights, which cost me around $2000 in surgeries. I love my dogs and am not giving any of them away. Is there any help in having them live in peace again?

This show came to my attention the same week I adopted a one-year-old golden retriever out of the local shelter. I have used the dog walking and other techniques I have learned from watching Mr. Millan and it has made all the difference in the world. I love the way he never yells, hits, or gets frustrated. One short sharp yank on the choke chain and a firm hiss gets my dogs attention everytime. I now have her walking respectfully at my side instead of jerking me down the road. I am looking forward to many years to spend with my new friend in a respectful partnership. Thanks Cesar!!!

The two things that seem to have made the best impression on my terrier-mix (shelter rescue) puppy has been the "shhhs" sound (just like a mommy dog will make) and placing the pup in submission. He barked constantly at our 3 cats until I learned the shhs and the submission techniques from this show. The results are almost immediate. Now he's a good pup.
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Cesar,
I have been watching your show lately, and I cannot believe the difference you make with these dogs. I am going to get a dog soon (which will be my first dog ever) and I will be watching your show every Friday night for more advice. I want to make sure everything goes perfectly with my new dog because I will be paying for it with my own money that I have been earning for a year now. I have learned so much and can't wait for the new season. Thanks!
~Chantel

Dear Cesar

Our family (seven kids) owns two German Shepherds a 3 yr old male, and a 6 mos old female. They are relatively well behaved and don't have any significant problems (outside of normal puppy stuff in the 6 mos old), EXCEPT that the grown male goes insane when something like a flashlight is turned on.... and digs fiercely at the floor and barks as though there's an enemy underneath it.

This is clearly our own fault, for when he was a pup, we thought it was cute to have him chase a laser pen light, and ended up getting him to pull up the linoleum in the kitchen for us so we could replace it with tile by pointing the laser where we needed it up. We then discovered he could rototil a garden area with the same method. He did a great job -- he's a hard worker -- but now he is a menace to flooring when ANY light beams present themselves. He chases shadows and reflections now, too. He is 120 pounds and has run through windows, although he's learning not to. Can we undo the damage?

Thanks!
Virginia

I love your show. I watch it everytime I can. I have used several of your techniques on my three dauschunds and it is amazing how much control I have over them now. I am working with my son's two dogs now on walking and not jumping up on people. They too are improving. You are a blessing to watch. Keep up the good work. I am from Alabama and wish someone like you were here to help us! Are you mentoring anyone out this way?

I saw the show for the first time last night and plan to be a regular viewer for the next season.
I would like to see some tips on "potty training" and also introducing a new pup to an established "pack". I have a seven year old yorkie, a five year old yorkie, and recently brought home a 16 week old yorkie pup. All are females and while the seven year old seems to be taking things in stride, the five year old is having a difficult time with the newcomer.
I love the show and Grandfather's advice is right on target! You certainly have a gift.

My standard male poodle visits dog parks regularly and constantly is chasing the dogs around and nipping at their back feet and heels. Some of the dogs respond to him like he just nawed their leg off and others just run from him. We were asked to leave today. How do I get him to stop chasing every dog and bitting at thier feet and heels?

Dear Cesar, I have a 7 month old German Shepherd and could not for the life of me figure out what I was doing wrong with him because he was listening to my husband and not me. He wouldn't even let me pet him without him trying to bite my hands. He thought that I was his toy. Our walks were disastrous. He walked me and pulled me and I would end up with a sore shoulder and hip from trying to pull back. He weighs 87 lbs. so he's not small for being a pup.
I have been watching your show (it's wonderful) and finally figured out that he thought that he was my alpha leader. I have been walking him everyday since he was 6weeks old(we don't have a fenced in yard) and never realized that I didn't have control of him at all.
Your techniques with the way you walk dogs has helped immensely. As long as I keep the collar right behind his ears, high on his neck he can't seem to hang his head down and pull. When we walk he now walks beside me and we walk for about 45 minutes 3 or 4 times a day. He "smells" the grass when I say it's ok. It's on my terms now and he seems to be responding well. He still tries to take over once in a while but I remind him of the "pack" rules.
Thank you so much for being a "dog" life saver. I will be a fan of your forever! Patti N.

Cesar,
Our family looks for your show listings when we plan what to watch every week. There aren't too many programs that can grab the interest of every member of my family...hats off to you,Mr Milan!
I have been around animals all of my life, and admire and respect the surety with which you handle dogs. We adopted a very sick puppy from a terrible situation 5 months ago, and now I am wondering if I lost my mind. Jorja is a 7 month old pit bull/lab mix who has cost us nearly $2,000.00 in vet bills trying to get healthy after being rescued from a jockey-lot kennel. She was so sick that indoors was the only option for caring for her at first, and now my husband resists putting her outside. Because she is already huge,naturally wired,and hardheaded,she has destroyed my house. I have used several of your techniques in getting to the 'head of the pack' and insisting that she submit to me and be patient for food...now if I can just get the realization across to my husband that she will be happier when everyone admits she's a dog!!
We are so pleased that you will have a new season starting in January. We enjoy your show,and we enjoy the attitude of serenity you bring to it. Thank you for sharing with Joe Public bits of yourself and your family!

Dear Cesar
My husband and I have 4 dogs, nikki a female skipperkee 20 yrs., lucy chihuahua jackrussell mix about 4 yrs we found her by a dumpster as a puppy, bear a pitbull puppy 18 weeks old and chico chihuahua puppy 18 weeks old the 2 puppy are only a day apart. all very unique and all very storng minded dogs. The one thing that they have in common is; they love affection and want it all the time and they suffer from separation anxiaty. the two male puppys love to play but the female dogs dont want to play and I'm affraid to let them play together because the difrence in their size. they have only seen each other a few time while i was holding chico and walk by bear. we find ourself issolating bear the pit bull from the other dogs and it breaks my heart bear is just a gentle giant. i'm also having a hard time potty training chico. i think because theirs an other male in the house the chihuahua wants to makesure he claims his place. I would love for my dogs to be in harmony with each other.

Dear Cesar

I have 3 Lhasa Apso's one male and two females. The Male (Pudgers is 5 years old) barks nonstop during storms. Which means no matter what time of the day or night, I have to get up and stay up to quiet Pudgers down so he doesn't wake every one in the house. Currently I have found, picking him up and holding him stops all barking. Just putting my hand on him will lower the barking but there is still lots of growling. My females remain quite and may only bark once or twice during a storm but the male barks from the time he can hear the thunder until the storm has long past. How can I quiet him down and still get some sleep.

Eva

Happy New Year to everyone. We have litter mates Siberian Huskies. They will be one on 1/21/06. Both the male & female have been neutered. Our problem is they have alot of energy and jump up on any guest that visits our home. They have both been through puppy class & did well. I then became sick & for a couple of months could not train them or myself. Another problem is walking them. The dog that is in the lead walks just fine but the dog following is really hard to walk, he/she just pulls & pulls. I should also tell you that when they were younger they did not jump. They were very well socialized. Now, they seem out of control. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Thank you

I have a 1 year old jack russell that has developed the habit of peeing as soon as she thinks you are taking her out or just to speak to her she will curl up and pee, and it is where ever she is, like the bed or couch. can anyone offer some help?

Dear Ceasar.

We adopted an 11 year old Golden Retriever in Sept. He is a very gentle dog and is very easy going. He adjusted very well to our home and our 3 grandchildren...the problem..we have an 12 year old english springer spaniel and she is not handling the change well...every time we try and play with Logan she barks non stop, if we try and quite her she just gets worse..she takes his toys and hides with them. Also, when he walks past her she snaps at him and growls and barks...he is hesitant to walk by her and jumps when she goes for him..Logan weighs about 80lbs and Cassie weighs 45...we would never give up Logan and Cassie has been with us since she was 8 weeks old..Help!!!!!

In crisis at home..

Debbie

Cesar,

We have a 4-year-old chow mix Polar Bear, like the one you recently featured in an episode where the subject barked non-stop and really disliked the postwoman. Polar Bear regularly takes bits of her dry dog food and deposits them on the floor near the front door. In the past, she used to eat the food left at the door, now it just sits there until one of us cleans it up. What's going on -- is this some kind of offering? PS - GREAT show!

I would love to see something on how to get your dog to stop chasing cars. My Jack Russell loves to chase cars. I am terrified that he will get killed if he doesn't stop.

Great show! Keep up the good work.

Hello, I am just wandering if you have any videos that you sell and where to get them if you do? I have a heeler/doberman-cross who is way too protective of me and will not even let my older lab-cross come near me. She is smaller then my lab but has taken over as pack leader. Something my lab is not used to and he is 9 years old. She is 1 1/2. I am worried about how it will affect him. He doesnt look too happy. I have to muzzle my heeler when taking her out as she is aggressive with all dogs; taking her for a walk is more of a pain than enjoyment. She is excessive in everything she does and feel she is constantly fighting me so she can be the leader. She scratches excessivley at my sliding door to get in the house; I throw water on her, tell her no, but she still comes back. She jumps all over me and other people and is constantly wanting attention. If you have videos that you sell and can recommend one to me, I would love to buy one that will help me as my dog is more of a nuisance then an enjoyment. I am not the type of person to give her up, so will go on enduring it, but she is exhausting and friends have said sell her to a farm. She would probably eat their chickens. Do you think if she got beat up by another dog that it would smarten her up and bring her down a notch or make her more aggressive and needy? Thanks for any help you can give me!

I have a 10 year old Choclate Lab mix. Within the last 12 to 18 months she has started barking at me VERY Loudly when I am on the phone. People can not even hear me talk sometimes. The only way I can get her to quit barking for just a few seconds is to give her cookies. If I raise my voice to her she just barks louder. I have tried going outside and she will follow me and bark if I go to another room in the house she follows me and barks. Once I hang up the phone she will calm down. Any suggestions????????
Thanks

Wow, reading all these comments makes me feel a lot better about the problems I am having with my dog. I have a bichon/cocker and she suffers from terrible separation anxiety. I was reading someone elses post and the behavior is so similiar. I actually have 2 dogs but I am only having problems with 1. She tears the wall apart with incessive scratching. She is 8 years old and it seems to be getting worse. We live in an apartment and all her barking and scratching are probably driving our neighbors nuts. Cesar we live in Irvine and could really use your help!

Cesar, We cannot tell you what a difference in Chula since you came out,we can now leave the door open and she does not race out,we also have been taking her on the pack walk everyday and that has made her an extremely happy dog.Thank you so much for showing us that we were not satisfying her needs now that we are we are all alot happier. I surprised my husband for Christmas with your DVD as a refresher and we have gone back to it several times. Thanks Cesar you are the greatest. Rita & Jack

Hi Cesar,
I think your show is great,can't wait until the new season starts. I have an American Bulldog that weighs 95lbs.which I love, but have a problem with him around other dogs,he is to rough with them. At first it seems like he's playing but then ends up biting at the face. He's ok when i'm walking him and another dog walks by he doesn't try to go after it, it doesn't faze him at all. wish i could see something about that on your show. Your show has really helped us in other areas!! Thanks again

Hello Cesar,
My husband and I just adopted what we thought was a 6 year old chi/min pin. Turns out she is probably about 2 and purebred chi. She loves him, and loves me most of the time but has taken to biting me. It seems to me it is pure fear biting, but I dont know what to do. She attacks me when I am sitting by her and try to talk to her. The rescue organization (Waggy Tail Rescue in NYC) told us nothing of these problems, despite direct questions. I have called the Humane Society and a pet behaviorist in the city and am getting desperate. Please give me some advice. Thank you.

Hi !
I have a 4 year old cockapoo. she is the sweetest little thing you ever met, but she licks the hardwood floor through-out the whole house.!! We then noticed she licks everything from the bed, carpet etc. Is this normal? Is she lacking something? Thank You, Carly

Nat'l Geo has been showing your program at all hours of the day and night in blocks. Thank God! That's how I found it and I'm sure many others will, too. I'm all caught up and I can't wait for the new season. Your theories reminds me of "Uncle Manny"..Don't know what happened to him. By the way, I have a Westie and a mixed poodle..perfect people, I mean pets..Have a bridge for sale!

Hi Cesar,

My parents have 2 Bichon's, both male, a 3 year old and 9 month old. Actually, we are not certain the 9 month old, Magoo is 100% Bichon even though his papers say he is. He is much bigger than Gus. Our problem is Magoo chews everything from Gus's ears to the doggy bed. I can't tell you how many doggy beds we have purchased and sprayed with the green apple which doesn't work. We tried not giving the dogs a bed but the floor gets cold and then they whimper and poor Gus pays the price for Magoo's bad behaviour. Gus used to sleep on a doggy bed in my parents bedroom but Magoo doesn't stay still. Even when he jumps up to sit with you he is always moving around and won't lay down, so he is putting all his weight on your legs with his front legs which is painful.

Any help you can give would be great! If you take your show on the road, please stop in Roswell, GA as my parents can really use your help.

Thank you,
Samantha

I love Mr. Milan's shows. I will be happy and sad to see him go to Friday evenings. His philosophy is so right on.

My two year old dobie/lab mix is "mama's" baby, but she only listens to dad! I know about the Alpha dog thing, but how infuriating! I am the one who feeds her, plays with her, but...still "daddy comes homes" and she is all about him!

I have seen a lot of people comment about potty training. This may not work for everyone, but it did for us. Our problem was communication, we didn't know her "outside" signals. We hung a large cowbell by the door where we let her outside and we would ring it every time we let her out using either her snout or her paw. It took a couple days but she has been accident free ever since. We took bells and hung them at all the houses that she visits so we will always know when she has to go out. Our problem now is that our "alpha" cat has figured out that ringing the bell means go outside and now he rings it. Who says cats can't be trained! We love the show. It's our dogs favorite too!! Thanks Cesar!

Hi Cesar...
I love the show, and have discovered that at least 1 of my 3 dogs have a symptom from every episode. There is Raven, who is doing MUCH better on walks. He now has the ability to ignore other dogs, fences with other dogs behind them and bikes(he hated all 3.)We are now walking perfectly in a heel. (HE used to pull and hes a 150lb rottweiler) However, I can't make him stop obsessing about food. All food is his(the other two dogs are not allowed to eat, and he will guard all 3 food bowls, and try to swollow all of the food as fast as possible. He does get agressive about it. Any sugestions to what I can do, besides locking him up while feeding toe other two?
The next one is Puppy...he's a 6 year old hyper mutt (rott/german shephard 65lbs) And he's neurotic. He cleans his paws ll the time, you can't touch them, and he has licked all the fur of more than once. His fear of fireworks and thunderstorms/rain is escallating. He starts of iyperventilating while running back and forth about an hour besore any rain shows up on the radar. He makes himself soaking wet with slober and then he tries to run through the door. Nothing I have tried has worked. Also when he starts escillating Raven the other male will attack him when he's frantic. Walking him works until it's over (45min to an hour or more. doesn't matter as soon as we come home he panics again.) What can I do?
When we see other dogs his firs instinct is to try to attac them. HE has in the past been attacked by a pack of dogs, while we went on a walk, and since then he's acting crazy. However once he siffs them he calm down and don't car about the other dog ever again. We can meet it 3 weeks later and he'll just ignore it. His behavior when seeing a new dog is like the pitt bull emily.
It seems like you can not excercise him enough. He runs back ansd forth every day. You can take him running in the park for 2 hrs, but when he gets out of the truck at home he wants to go for another walk. Treadmill a good idea??
My third dog is Kaos, 99% good, but she wishes she was an only dog. She'll outsmart the other two to steal treats, toys and blankets. Her bigges problem is that I have to pay her in treats to have her do tricks. For strangers, she acts like the ferfect dog... she LOVES the attention!!!
If anyone has any suggestions, let me know especially with puppy...the vet said he'd grow out of it, but he is 6 now...
If you are ever doing a show in austin TX....PLEASE let me know!!!!

Thanks
Linda

My 4 1/2 yr.old shepherd mix that we adopted from a shelter in August suffers from separation anxiety.He has torn down vertical blinds, torn up carpet, and scratched through the sheet rock on the wall next to the front door.The trainer we are working w/ suggested crating him. Murphy broke out of his wire crate several times, resulting in a broken tooth and bloody chin. We switched to a Vari Kennel, which he also broke out of and punctured his side in two places while doing so. I've given up on the crate! I'm scared he will seriously injure himself.I leave stuffed Kongs and other toys, but he won't mess with them when he's alone! The vet has prescribed prozac.HELP!!

I have the perfect dog in the yard, in the home, and on the leash......but if given the opportunity to be loose, she bolts and never looks back. She runs away if the door or gate is ever left open. She does not respond to bribery of any sort to be caught. We can only catch her when she is good and ready. She does receive walks daily up to 45 minutes. Is there anything in particular I can do? We have been through basic training already. She passed with flying colors....but is was on a leash.

Mr. Milan,
You are the best, I love the show and you are so logical and work magic. I am addicted to your program and love to see all the successes. I am interested and benefit from all the programs. Our family Vizsla, Buffo of 14 years "went to the rainbow beyond the bridge" in Aug 2005. Our youngest son came home from Cal Poly so he could personally place him on our three acre property. It is now almost six months andd I want a tiny tiny Maltese (female, because I have three sons). I have been online, spend time looking at dog rescue, going to the shelter. Our family has enjoyed very well behaved dogs. "The Dog Whisperer" deals with problem dogs with great successes. I would like to see a show on, "Things to do and NOT to do when you bring home a new puppy, chosen breed, rescue dog. Even though I enjoy all the successes, perhaps a program in the beginning would be helpful. I expect there are others who would benefit from such a program. Thank you for all you do to help people enjoy their doggie family members. Renee Slarve, Walnut Creek, California
P.S. I am also having a terrible time convincing my husband that I NEED a puppy addition to our family. I so miss our Buffo who cannot be replaced but I want a new little puppy so bad. Our three sons are grown, and in college.

I have three Rottweilers who, like all family members, get into occasional arguments. I have been bitten several times trying to separate them. Does ANYONE know of a safe method to break up these pouting pooches? Turning the hose on them is not an option as it invariably occurs inside the house. Thanks.

We have a 3-year old male German Shepherd. He is an awesome dog EXCEPT for one thing - he eats items (whole) like socks, hair scrunchies, any type of paper product (papertowels and toilet paper) and yesterday I found (thank goodness, so far he always passes everything) a baby doll outfit, a sock AND a mini baby doll blanket!! We try very hard to keep things out of his reach, keep the doors closed and crate him when we are not around to watch over him. My husband and I are very concerned over health issues that may come about due to this behavior.
Any and all suggestions are welcome.

Mr. Millian,
My parents have a Shetland Sheepdog that was attacked by a large dog while she was a puppy ( less than 8 wks old when this happened ) and she was potty trained up until that point. Now she is afraid and refuses to go outside to use the bathroom. My parents have walked her, placed puppy pads outside, scolded her and even if the dog has been outside for over 2 hours - the dog will come inside to use the puppy pads every time. This is very frustrating and embarassing for them especially when they have company. I will say one thing, the dog hits the pad indoors every time. This is costing my parents, who are on a fixed income because they are retired, puppy pads can get very expensive when you are using 10 a day. She is now a little over a year old and we have thought of everything we can to fix this problem. My parents love this dog dearly, especially my father - who has had many strokes and was very inactive/depressed before the dog came to live with them. I'm sure this little dog has added many more years to my fathers life.... this is why my mother tolerates all of the soiled puppy pads in her house everyday. She has stated that if my father passed away, she would probably have to get rid of her if she doesn't stop. My mother has alot of work looking after my father, please help ease her burdens by giving us some tips to try. By the way, the advice from the Vet. did not work either. Thank you, J.Redden

Dear Cesar,

I saw your show for the first time last night and was truely amazed at the work that you are able to do with these dogs and more importantly their owners.

I recently brought home a 2 1/2 year old Miniature Schnauzer that was ignored, neglected and abused. He is doing great so far living with us, but there are a few issues I have with him. I will definately keep watching your show and learning all I can. Thank you so much.

my dog wont get potty trained and we might have to get rid of her :(

Cesar,

First, I would like to commend you on an awesome show. I believe you are a true friend to dogs. You respect them and understand their nature, but you also understand HUMAN nature which is the key! I think every dog caretaker should watch every episode. Your advice is invaluable to novices and seasoned trainers (as I am) alike.

Secondly, I would like to commend you for rescuing and rehabilitating pit bulls and rottweilers, especially. I co-founded a Rottweiler Rescue group and also a small pit bull rescue group. These are 2 of the MOST difficult breed to responsibly rehab and place into loving, responsible homes. I just love DADDY! I own a rescued pit bull. We live in an area of dog fighting and he was very lucky to have been saved. Thank you for potraying these breeds in a positive light. You are a true hero to them!

I do have one "bone" to pick with you. On the episode involving Bandit, the announcer says that "SOMETIMES" your personal dogs are allowed off leash when working. The episode shows you, Bandit and his family, a Lhasa?, another Chi and Daddy the Pit Bull walking down the street. Daddy was off leash, next to a road. I would assume the road was blocked for filming, however, it still is not a RESPONSIBLE action to show your viewers. Dog owners MUST follow the law at all times. MOST communities require dogs to be on leash in public. Many communities also have additional requirements (though unfair) for pit bulls (muzzles, etc.). Though Daddy was very well behaved and a gentlemen and stayed by your side for the most part, I did notice him urinating on a tree in someone's yard. This is not being a responsible owner! Actions such as this perpetuate the hate some people have for dogs. You are quite familiar with pit bull bans and that is why pit bull handlers have an EXTRA BURDEN to ALWAYS act responsibly. Yes, Daddy is expertly trained, however, even the best trained dog in the WORLD can still become frightened or frighten a child, even though it is the nicest dog in the world. I assume the set was controlled, however, I would like to have heard a statement from you saying that the setting was closely controlled and reminding people to obey the leash laws. No dog, however, expertly trained and reliable should be allowed off leash in public, especially so close to a road. Too many times, "things" have gone wrong. No matter how well behaved, well trained and stable the dog is, there is always the chance of an accident happening. Possibly, a driver could think the dog is going to dash out in front of the car and thus swerves or slams on the brakes causing an accident. One mistake, such as if the dog ran in front of a car, can be fatal. Please reconsider showing a bad example like this on your otherwise outstanding show. Having worked in a veterinary hospital, I can't tell you how much pain and suffering could have been avoided if ONLY the dog was on the leash! IF I had a dollar for everytime a client said to me "he never did that before", I would be a rich person.
Thank you.

Cesar, you are a BRILLIANT human being! My biggest dream is to become an animal rehabilitator or the animal expertise of animal reconditioning like you do. I would be a vet assistant at the same time, maybe.

Your show fills me with such hope and happiness!

I really hope that Nat'l Geographic will air your show a lot more! ^-~

Greetings, Mr. Millan:

Boy, do I miss my dog, Boo Boo!

For the urinary tract problems mentioned above:

The very first thought when your dog has inappropriate urination is to rule out the physical. Is there a urinary tract infection? Is there kidney disease? Is there any endocrine gland problem? So - discuss this with your vet ASAP. If there are no physical causes, your vet might be able to recommend a good behaviorist in your area.

For the thirsty dog, is the dog getting enough water to begin with? If it is eating only dry food for some reason, it will thirstier than if eating wet or raw food. Is the dog extremely active? Ask the vet assistant how much a dog should be drinking per the dog's weight. (Sorry - I only know about my kitty.) You might be surprised at the normal range! Also, there are other conditions besides Cushing's Disease that cause thirst. Urinary tract infections feel less painful when one drinks a lot of water (even so, the vet should still treat the dog). Another condition FAMOUS for causing excess drinking is diabetes. (Very treatable.) Drinking too much water can also be dangerous. It's called water intoxication.

So find out how much the dog should be drinking (30 milliliters or cc's = 1 ounce; 240 ml or cc = 8 oz or 1 cup or 1/2 pint; 1000 ml = 1 liter or approximatrely 1 quart; 1 kilogram = 2.2 pounds). If it really IS drinking too much, get that poochy to the vet ASAP.

I also agree with Denises's posting #103. My husband and I watched the episode while seeing the loose dog pee on every tree he passed by in the background. It's a good thing for the show's intern that he didn't poop in that neighbor's yard. Perhaps the show needs a continuity editor! Keep that dog leashed if only to keep the local Dog Warden happy. I think you should acknowledge this glitch in the next episode you film and add an addendum to this one regarding leash laws and traffic dangers.

Otherwise, sir, keep up the 99% good job!

To Leigh B
Regarding your request for Cesar to do a show on potty training, Cesar is an behaviorist not a trainer. He deals with issues. If you need to potty train your pet, hire a trainer not a behaviorist.

We have a 10 month old Bichon. She is well behaved except for one thing. She won't stop barking or crying when she is in the car. We are planning a trip to Florida in a few weeks (we live in Michigan) and I am dreading the ride. Any suggestions?

Ceasar,

When are you coming to the East Coast? We need you too!

Hi I love your show just discovered it a couple of months ago and love it love it. Would like to ask a question I have a yorktease about 2 years old and she is soooo afraid of thunder she trembles and runs around and I can not do anything for her until it stops. What can I do for her when there is thunder??

Sincerely,
Marie

I have this dog and he barks non stop!!!!! he is a really good dog. I love to train dogs but he is not trainable!!!! PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have a three year old female mix breed. I do know something about her early year as I adopted her when she was little over a year old. I know that she was left alone way longer during her early days than I think was appropriate (12 hr days). She now has tremendous seperation anxiety issues, which are getting worse with time. She is distructive, and urinates and defecates inside the house daily. I have read that I should try retraining her, by leaving her alone for very short periods of time (less than 10 mins to begin with and then longer periods of time up to 1.5 hrs). Withholding attention on departure and return. Does this sound appropriate?

My hound, a 5 year old English Coonhound, is trim shy. I understand why, but I also know that it's important to keep her nails trimmed. I've taken her to several vets and groomers to have her nails trimmed. She behaves badly -- she howls, it sounds like she's being tortured, and she wiggles, and needs to be muzzled not because she bites, but because she makes such a racket, it scares anyone within hearing range. I believe that her behaviour is learned, as no one has hurt her during these trim sessions. Taking her to the vet or the groomers every couple weeks or so can be expensive for me. I would like to know how I can help her overcome her anxiety and groom her myself. Please help!!

To everyone who mentioned their unfixed animal:

STOP BREEDING DOGS WHEN MILLIONS ARE EUTHANIZED IN SHELTERS YEARLY!

To Bentley's Mom:

I don't know what Cesars stand is on neutering a male dog but I had the same problem with a male of mine. He was a year old when I got him from a shelter. His name was "Humpty" for obvious reasons. I had him neutered & the humping went away. He didn't mark territory but I think that neutering might take care of the situation also. Unless you are going to breed him, neutering will calm him down & keep him from getting certain types of cancers. It will also keep him from biting someone as 67% of dog bites come from unneutered males.

I would also go to the local pet store & see what products they have to take care of urine problems. Some have a phremone that keeps from remarking the same spot & some have enzymes to break down the urine so the dog can't smell his "spot".

Mr.Cesar Millan, we wish you were on tv more than once a week, but realize how terribly busy you are!!! We have a Chihuahua, Pepe, that when out in public he's almost idental to the little one on your program last Friday. Unfortunately I came in on the very tail end!!! I'll never give up hope on Pepe but he has a true mind of his own even though I'm trying to be a human alpha of the pack. Is it possible to repeat the show on chihuahuas or have more concerning that tiny but mighty breed? Thank you so much for caring about all the k-9s in the world. You & your family are truely a gift from God. Sincerely Cindy Toney & Pepe

I would appreciate any help anyone could give me. We adopted a rescue greyhound 2 years ago. He is the best dog we could ever have recieved. He was in the prison training program and is completely housebroken and does not have any behavior problems. We even have a cat and they get along. He loves other dogs. The problem is he is so afraid of people. I walk him everyday and try to get him around people as much as possible. I am forceful when we encounter strangers and make him continue in their direction and show him no harm will come to him but he panics. We go to meet and greets at the pet store and when he is around other greyhounds he relaxes and allows people to pet him after awhile. What can we do? When someone rings our doorbell he charges to the door barking and stays there until they leave. When we have company he totally ignores them, allowing no one to pet him. Once he gets to trust you he is your friend for ever. He is fine at the vets or getting him groomed. Please help, he is so interested in everything that goes on. He loves to lay on the porch and watch everyone but that is as far as it goes. Thank you

Hi Ceasar:

I have a 2 year old daschound/chihuahua named Odette. She is a very sweet dog. My son got her use to sleeping with him every night and I want her to sleep in her own bed. HIs bed is gets very dirty beacuse of her sleeping with him. The problem I have is, when she does not sleep on someones bed, she will poop in the living room or hallway. Again, this only happens when she does not sleep on someones bed. We have taken her outside before we all go to bed and sometimes she will go to the bathroom and other times she won't. She is a very sweet and smart dog. We have a doggy door but do not leave it open at night, it's too cold. Please HELP!!!! Last night I got very upset with her (no spanking of course). She urinated in the living room, pooped in the hallway and in the living room. What do you suggest we do? I don't want her to sleep outside, but don't want her to continue to poop or urinate in the house.

Any ideas on why my 12 year old, healthy, english cocker has decided that she should use our home for pottying? She does it right in front of me at times. Only the carpet, not the flooring. She has never exhibited this behavior before. Now I find I'm cleaning up messes and pouring enzyme to deal with the smell constantly. Help! She does it when we're home and when we're away. Any ideas on fixing the problem?

love the show! the realism is key. I read the other two messages on "chasing shadows". I recently brought a 4 month old english golden retriever into my home with my 3 year old existing golden. I had them meet outside of the home so that my 3 year old martini, would accept her better and not have the new one preceived as an invasion. My brother, recently had my 4 month old "sambuca" buca, chase a laser red pen light. BIG MISTAKE! Since that night, buca now chases "shawdows" in the home obsessively. Up and down the stairs chasing her own shawdow. I have filmed it and meeting with a trainer from Metamora Canine Academy in Michigan today. I am considering enrolling her in the 6 week off-leash in-kennel program they offer. Both my dogs are exercised regularly on and off leash. socialized at dog parks as well as we take them with us most places we go if weather conditions are ok for being in the car. Buca will shawodow chase until she is completely exhausted. last night she did it until 11 pm until we had to shut off all lights. the fireplace created movement...and she still stared at the cealing. I need help with this and some advice as to how to help her. The trainer told me she knew of a dog who chased shawdows until her pads were bloodied and her nose. I am so afraid of buca getting this obsessed. I put up a gate to stop the up and down at the steps....and try to re-focus her attention...doesn't work. Potty training is also difficult with her. Are you ever in Michigan??? -Deanna

HELP! My 2 month old Australian Shepherd "Rocky" is living up to his name...he is obsessively eating rocks. He is an inside dog but each time he is outside, he finds a rock, if it is not laying there for the taking, he pulls one out of the grass and swallows it. If i try to take it away, he gulps it up even faster. It has gotten to the point that he is going for the cement bases that are holding in the fence posts, trying to find a loose piece of concrete. I have taken him to the vet and the x-rays showed at least 10 rocks in his large intestine, we are working on "lubricating" them out. I have been taking him out on the leash, but he is not interested in going potty, just rocks. I thought maybe he has a vitamin deficiency, so i'm now giving him supplements. I think he is possessed i think hes going to start spewing green vomit!! Can someone please help???????

To Terri Millard--
Give me a break. Taking your dog to a shelter because of some pee or poop is irresponsible. Have you been to a shelter lately. It is disgusting how many dogs are there. There is no reason a pup should be there for such a minor problem. We as pet owners should know when we get a pup that there will be damage to our homes, unfortunately for us there is usually something we don't like but it is unfair to just cast them off. There has to be something YOU can do to correct this. Crating, letting dog out immediately upon waking or getting home, don't let it have full run of the house at night, etc. I just adopted a 10 mo old pup from a loaded shelter because the owner left it alone in the house for 8 hours and it chewed up their precious shoes. Who's fault was this? Well, I lucked out with an awesome dog with some issues we are working through together. God luck and please keep trying!

Hey Ceasar I learned so many things from your show I watched it since day one your really amazing!,

BUT! I have a little problem ! I have a 1 1/2 yr un nuterd male (chich)mix and hes a big problem. Like a couple of months ago he bit two of my family members, both had stiches on the lips. He gets along with other dogs but when it comes to us (humans) hes physco, his hairs stand up, he shows his teeth and barks like hell.The ASPCA attempted to take my son away but they didn't. !!HELP!!

I adopted a black lab from a shelter in October. He suffers from separation anxity. He doesn't like being left alone. He chewed his way out of a kennel, breaking off both bottom canine teeth. He chews on door knobs, trying to get out. He's uncontrollable when I leave - howling and drooling all over. I can't leave him alone. Other than this, he is a perfect dog, great with other pets, other people, riding in vehicles, he stays in the yard without being tied up, he comes when he is called. I can leave food out and he doesn't touch it, even when I go away. My vet suggested sedation therapy which Shadow has been on for two weeks. All he is now is listless and droopy. He still becomes riled when I leave.

I heard about Cesar Millan yesterday from a friend. I'm hoping you have some suggestions to help my poor dog.

We have a 5yr old Chocolate Lab. He is exercised daily. Lately he has been barking at my wife, when she is in the living room and I am in another room. It is like he is trying to tell her something, but we don't know what it is. The tone does not seem aggressive or frustrating. The other night for the very first time ever he was standing and turned and tried to grab his tail. He didn't chase it, but the action along with the barking are unusual for our dog.

What could be the cause of this behavior?

Bless you, Cesar. I have learned so much from watching your shows. I have 3 dogs and the problem I have, is how to control them all at one time. My husbands' office is in our home, and when he's on a conference call or walks out of the office, it sounds like we are at the Humane Society. And if one barks, they all bark. Same goes if he's on the phone and the doorbell rings. It is really annoying behavior and maybe one of the upcoming shows could deal with this issue.
Thankyou Kindly,
Teddi T

I read about the dogs that chase shadows or reflections and mine is also having the same behavior. We have a Jack Russel Terrier. We also did play with him using a laser pointer pen in the past for few times. But once the laser was turned off, the dog would calm down. As I mentioned, we haven't done this again for months, and the dog behavior was normal. All of sudden, he began licking any light relfections in the walls, at the point when his nose is bleeding. I don't know what to do. I'd appreciate any suggestions.
Thank you,
Luis

Response to Marian, #114.

As a pit bull owner, I would like to sincerely say I am glad Tyler survived the attack. You had stated he is alpha and dog aggressive before the attack. In all fairness, it is likely he began the attack on the pit bull, however, the pit bull due to its history of dog fighting won't back down. Unfortunately, it is what our ancestors bred these dogs to do. HOWEVER, regardless of who started the attack, I assume the pit bull was OFF LEASH, therefore that dog's owner is to blame and he should be made to pay for any injuries to Tyler, your hubby (glad he's ok too) and also to pay for a behaviorist for Ty. Ty does need a behaviorist in person to visit him. I strongly urge you to get professional help. Please read my post number 103 regarding off leash issues. I can't tell you how many times I have walked my leashed and trained Rotties or Pits (I always walk where I know dogs are required to be on leash) and a loose dog has run up to us. A behaviorist can teach you how to handle these situations. I carry a throw chain to scare the dog off (one of my rotties was very dog aggressive) if urging the owner to leash the dog does not work and I want to "avoid a confrontation". It is funny that with the bad reps on both dogs and both breeds are easily recognizable by the average joe that people still don't respect me when I asked them to leash their dogs. In closing, I would urge you to ask the Chief of Police in the town this happened to train their officers in properly breaking up a dog fight. A stray bullet could have injured a person or Ty could have been killed in the street by accident. Did they try pepper spray first. Good Luck, I hope it works out and I hope you got the pit bull's owner to pay up!

Cesar, I really love your show. I'm not usually into many shows that my husband watches, but we both love this one. I have a 17-month-old pug, who we got when she was 10-months-old, from a breeder. She's a well mannered dog, except a little nervous and skiddish. I'm frustrated, because I watch your show regularly, but I have the opposite problem as most of the others. My dog will not move when she's on the leash. She's nervous and just lays there and shakes. She wanders out of my yard though, if I take her out without a leash. She's really hard to get back in the yard. I'm afraid she'll be stolen or hit by a car. She is spayed, so I know it's not to get to other dogs. Anyone, have any suggestions?

My husband and I love your show and are so impressed with the way you are with dogs. We are both retired animal lovers and we share our home with an oversized Sheltie 8 years old and an 8 month old minature Pomeranian. The Pom, Benjie, does not like other dogs except for our Sheltie,Toby. When we are around other dogs he sounds like a Tazmanian Devil! When he gets like that he is almost out of control. We took him to obedience class to try to social him with other dogs and the instructor says it is to late. We should have done that when he was much younger. Do you agree it is too late? If not, how do we proceed with socializing him with other dogs? He loves children and most adults. He seems frightened with some people and growls but has never bit anyone. We promptly correct him so he knows that it is unacceptable behavior. Is there help for him? Can you suggest a tape or book for us? Thank you very much.
Best Regards,
Ilene and Howard Nutt

I would like to see the episode of the dachund on the bed--being agressive. I have the same problem and want to know what to do. My husband can't enter the bedroom without the dog racing across the bed to attack! J.

Oh where to start! I have a great 5yr old Rottweiler she's most the time very sweet and friendly. The keyword there is most the time. She is very aggressive to any other dog that comes around but she was very well socialized when she was a puppy! I can't let her off a leash at anytime or even leave the screen door open because if someone opens the door and she was to get out no telling if she would come back. The come word when outside doesn't mean anything to her at all even as a puppy if she was off a chain or a leash she would run away and she had lots of room to run. The thought of her getting out one day and not coming back scares me. Walking her is even hard because I am scared if she sees another dog her weighting more then me she could hurt a loose dog or she could get hurt... Anyone know away to help me??

I love the show dog whisperer, BUT was really disappointed when it wasn't on this morning . it was on 5 days a week in the mornings. what happened.
Ceasar you could help sooo many dogs at shelters with behavior problems. Keep up the wonderful work we can't watch you enough. thanks mia, winnie and katie, both rescues.

MY AMERICAN BULLDOG IS 15 MONTHS. HE HAS BEEN GROWLING AND SNAPPING AT MY HUSBAND AND I. FOR EXAMPLE THE OTHER DAY HE HAD MY DAUGHTERS LITTLE PURSE. HE LIKES TO PLAY "SEE IF YOU CAN GET IT FROM ME" WELL MY HUSBAND GOT UPSET AND CHARGED AT HIM WITH A DEEP VOICE YELLING DROP IT. WELL I KNOW THAT PROBABLY CAUSED HIM TO SNAP BECAUSE HE WAS SCARED BUT HE CAME FROM BEHIND THE CHAIR AND PRACTICALLY ATTACKED HIM. HE NEVER BUT MY DOG "ROMEO" CHARGED HIM BACK. ANOTHER EXAMPLE WE WERE TELLING HIM TO GET OFF THE BED, I WENT TO GET THE REMOTE OFF THE BED THAT HAD JUST FELL ON HIM. HE SNAPPED AT ME AS I REACHED ACROSS HIM, AND EVEN LEFT A LITTLE BRUISE ON MY WRIST. ITS VERY FRUSTRATING BECAUSE HE IS A WONDERFUL DOG, GREAT PERSONALITY AND GOOD WITH KIDS AND FAMILY, EVEN STRANGERS. WHAT CAN I DO TO PREVENT THIS OR TRAIN HIM. HE IS NOT SPAYED. I AM DEFENITLY CONSIDERING IT NOW TO POSSIBLY REDUCE HIS TEMPER. PLEASE HELP!!
MELISSA

Dear Cesar,
I have a 5 month old Schnauzer mix. When I first got Oscar from the shelter, we were ecstatic as he was very smart and never had any problems until about a month ago. He does not want to eat his (dog) food and prefers table food. We stopped giving him table food and I have tried several kinds of food but he still wouldn't have them. Oftentimes, I have to hand-feed him and give him a treat after every bite just to reward him for eating. I have also tried soft/wet dog food but with the same results. I tried to be firm and only give him sometime to eat, after which, I take his food away and not give him anything. The downside to this though is he will eat his poop because he is hungry. I am so desperate and really need your help. I had asked some people/trainers and they said to ignore him and take his food away if he doesn't want it. Please help...

HI! My name is Dana, I have a Yorkie that is 3 Yrs. old, and she has become obsessed with me. She is always looking at my feet and follows me wherever I go. Sometimes I trip over her, step on her, and kick her on accident. If I move she moves, I am really becoming concerned. This has been going on for about 6 mo. now, at first I thought she just wants me to sit down, and pet her, but even when I sat down, all she was concerned with was my feet and if they were going to move. What can I do?

Melinda,

To separate fighting dogs, you will need another person. Grab both dogs by their back legs and pull appart. This is the way we have been separating our dogs, and not get bitten. However I have no idea what to do if there is only one person.

Good luck

Dear Cesar,

As a member of rescue, I have a few suggestions for people with problem dogs:

1. Spay or neuter. Dogs do not need their hormones, it causes trouble in youth and cancer in old age. They are not human. Also, my vet always said that spaying and neutering changed their relationship with animals to the better, but does not change their relationships with people. The notable exceptions is the dominant aggressive animal. As we say in Texas, "Neutering takes the hair off his trigger." We have so many unwanted animals that are euthanized every year with for no reason other than they are surplus.

2. Invest in a good appropriately sized carrier/kennel. Dogs see these kennels/carriers as their "den", not as a "cage". They will naturally want to stay there if you make it a good experience for them. The experience is good for the human too, as a period of cooling off. If your dog does not like the kennel/carrier, watch "Dog Whisperer" and take notes on the parts about being the "leader of the pack" and then on my part about making the kennel/carrier a good experience for them.

3. If you have adopted a rescue animal, do not expect it to be perfect or to know what to do. Do not, as I saw, on one of the shows of animal rescue take an animal that has been abused and neglected and shower it with toys and put it in a kennel/carrier, then wonder why the animal misbehaves. This animal needs to know learn to trust you, toys mean nothing in the beginning. Be consistant always.

4. If you have a dog with housebreaking issues, please take the dog to the vet first. If the animal cannot control its bodily functions, please consider a dog door to a fenced yard. Been there, done that, it works. My six week old orphaned Rottweiler puppies figured that out after feeding time.

5. Always remember, a pet is work for the whole family. The adult humans are legally responsible for the dog's care and behavior. You cannot blame your child for not taking care of a pet or training it. It is a life time responsibility. Teach your children well by example.

Do the right thing for the pet not yourself.

If you find any of the above ideas disturbing, please get another pet like a gold fish.

Thank you,
MAM

Cesar,
Your show and the technique you have with dogs amazes and fascinates me. I have a lab named Max who is obsessive with a tennis ball. He has become my husbands pack leader where this is concerned and controls his outside time with the ball. He also was hit by a car a few years back and will not go outside without us. I feel like he is in control more than we are and need some guidance as to a way to change this situation. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

I have a 1

Our 3 yr old toy poodle is a well socialised, well behaved dog,BUT the only thing he does which we cannot understand is lick, not himself, our arm if we are holding him, if we hide the arm he will try for the face when on our lap, and if all this fails he will lick the air. He does nothing to mutilate himself, has someone home at least 75% of the time, is part of the family and stays in and outside at will, is put to be in his own pen at night and allowed out again in the morning and always has been. He has a large amount of land to run on and gets all the exercise he wants. This is not disturbing for us but if it is a problem for him and needs to be dealt with we would like to know. CAN ANYONE HELP.

For all those pleading for help...find a canine behaviorist in your area...
"obedience" trainers are *not* the same thing.
Cesar has given you the basic tools that are at the root of all issues:
EXERCISE! LEADERSHIP!
A tired dog is a happy dog.
1.) Humans need to control the resources....or take leadership role...dogs must do as you say to earn food...
have them wait for you to go through door first, etc.
2.) Separate dogs if you can't control them together.
3.) Reward dog for positive, calm submission--only give attention when dog is doing what you want.
You won't learn this stuff from most "trainers"....
its "behavior".

MY DOG IS A JACKRUSSEL AND IT DOES NOT STOP BARKING COULD SOME ONE PLZ TELL ME HOW TO GET HIM TO CARM DOWN

We desperately need help with our 5 month old puggle. She has a terrible case of seperation anxiety and when we leave her in her pen, she poops and runs around in it. It's not that she can't hold her bowels because she makes it through the night just fine and it's not a matter of us leaving her for too long because it doesn't matter if we leave her for even 2 hours. We come home everyday to a poopie pen and puppy! We're doing everything we've read we should to help with the seperation anxiety and she is much better about not whining so much when we go. I've searched all over the internet and cannot find anyone else who has ever this problem. Even our trainers are up in arms. They are out of answers for us and we feel completely helpless. Has anyone heard of this problem and can you tell me how to fix it???

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This is a wierd one! My neighbour has a border collie that barks at everything!!!! And all the time. It is so annoying. I have spoke to them about the problem, but nothing has improved. Is there anything that "I" can do about this problem? I have tried walking up to the dog at a fast pase and sternly saying "No" but this only works for a few short moments. We have a chain link fence between us and he barks at us, the cat, our dogs, and everthing thing in between. I sometimes use the hose. ; ). Not sure what else to do . Please help. Thanks for your wonderful show. We love it!!!

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The other day ago my dog was eating a bone and normally he's a very gentel dog, and the other day ago my 9 year old sister goes up and messes with him when he was eating his bone. Like I said he is a very gentel dog and anyway he growels and thats just warning the person not to mess with him at the moment. The next day he goes to get another bone and my sister the same one goes up to him and messes with him again, and he barks and fights with her to get away. Now he went under my moms bed and he wont come out and when we try to get him out he barks at us.It's very frustrating.

Hi Cesar,
I wanted to tell you first off that I love your show and the way that you handle problems even in older dogs. It has lead me to beleive that you might be able to help my mother and my niece with there problem. They have a little mixed dog that is about two years old but, he has a problem with wanting to use the bathroom on the carpet or chairs in other parts of the home.I guess he is marking his territory. My mother keeps him locked in the pantry at night but, when she gets up she lets him out in the morning and all through the day. He has a big back yard but, that does not stop him from using the bathroom on the carpet or on chairs when he wants.

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I have an 8 (?) year old Shetland Sheepdog. We adopted her from some neighbors about 4 years ago. They were moving and couldn't have her anymore.
At their house, she lived outside and was never allowed to come inside. She was put into a shead during rain storms. (Come to find out, she's terrified of thunder.) They were, basically, afraid of her. From my understanding, the only contact they had with her was with a tennis ball that she'd fetch. When she'd return the ball, they would wait for her to drop it because she growls when they (and we) take the ball out of her mouth.
The owner before them was an older man who got to be too old to care for her.
Now, in our house, she barks (goes crazy, really) at the strangest things. To name a few, doorbells, kitchen appliances, and electrical cords. When ever anyone leaves (or enters) the house she barks like crazy. When ever I try to repremand her, she growls and bites. I don't know what to do with her.
We also have three Maltese. I refer to them as "yap dogs" because they also bark at the door. Could it be that Lassie (the sheltie) is teaching them (the Malteses) to bark? Or is it the nature of the Maltese to bark? (Now that I think of it, the Sheltie too because she's a hearder?)

i just recently bought a 12 week old chihauhau, and she goes potty on my floor, sometimes she will go outside but rarely, i tried giving her treats when she goes where she is supposed to but still frequent accidents, and also i cant leave a room for 30 seconds without her whimpering or crying, it seems as when im not holding her she cries more often, i feel like i have to take her everywhere i go, what can i do to break her of her bad habbits?

PLEASE HELP

thanks nikki

You are great with dogs!!! We have taken in a minnie pin that has had a hard time finding a family. We have no experience in potty training, we tie him up outsidefor 10-20 minutes until he goes, but he stil seems to pee and poop inside the house. He also runs away if he gets the chance to get out the door, and it takes awhile to find him. We want this dog to be a part of our family and if he continues on this road he will have to leave, he is just a yearold and we just had him nuetered a month ago.We have 2 Boys that love him to death and we need your help!! Come to Utah or do a show on potty training, PLEASE!!! Thanks and any advice or help would be appreciated!!! Tank You Again!!!!!! The Maynard Family

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WAS JUST WONDERING WHAT I COULD DO TO HELP MY LITTLE JACK RUSSELL'S SKIN PROBLEM. THE VET SAYS HE HAS DEMDEX. I WENT ON THE INTERNET AND IT SAYS THAT IT IS CAUSED BY STRESS. HE IS 11 MONTHS OLD. HE LIVES WITH A 9 YR OLD CHI DOG WHO IS VERY NASTY. WORSE THEN BANDIT AND THE OTHER CHI'S I SAW ON YOUR PROGRAM. ALSO HAVE A 9 MONTH OLD 37LB PUGGLE WHO IS VERY EASY GOING BUT WON'T TAKE TOO MUCH FROM THE JACK BEFORE HE PUTS HIM TO THE GROUND. THEY DON'T EVER HURT EACH OTHER. JUST WHAT CAN I DO????????????????????????
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me and my partner have been fighting a lot when this happens my jack russell bars and jumps at us both,he seems very sad and un happy what shall i do.

My family has a golden retriever named Duke, and besides getting excited when people come over, he is a pretty good dog. Last may though, I found and rescued a Rat terrier/ chihuahah mix of the street and named him Tobi. The vet sayed he was about three months. When I brought him home, everything went good and the dogs love each other and play together. Tobi is now a year old and he has three issues that are driving me crazy. Despite numerous efforts, he is still not poddie trained. He will not urinate in the living room, but insists on bolting up the stairs and lifting his leg on my bothers bed. Is he marking his territory? He is not nuetered, so is there a chance that this will help? We also have a cat and I have tried everything to keep him out of that also. The last problem is that the dogs don't fight over food or anything else, but sometimes they will growl and get agressive over bones even though they always get the same special treats. I have tried everything for these problems including the spraybottle, shake cup, and using words like no and "huh, huh". I also try and take him for at least two 20 minute walks a day. Anybody that has any advice on how to correct these problems help me!!! Please, I am desperate.

dear cesar
I have a german shepard age 10 months old name dixie.
I had trained her to obey me but afrined distroyed all my work. I am having trouble with her jumping on people andon my 5 yr.old. I have no control on her now. I can t even take her for a walk, she does not listen to me now. What can I do. she is out of control.

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cesar, i have a pit bull named Veneno, when he was little he has calm somewhat lots of anxiety. now he is two and he is ok at home but outside he is crazy!! i can not take him for walks becasue he his powerful!!! and he believes everything is his the car, the house, the sidewalks. i watch your show all the time but still are having trouble tring to control his issues. any suggestions????

Dear Cesar,
My family has a 1 year old black lab and he is a good dog until he is by the road. He has an obsession with chaseing cars. I have tried everything from chaining him up to a tree by the road to sitting out there with him correcting his every move. I don't know what to do. I don't think I can handle loosing another dog to a car.Do you have any advice???? HELP!!!!

Hello! I have had my 4.5 MinPin/Chi mix for about 4 years now (he is a great dog and finally potty trained). We just rescued a 3month old female MinPin and i'm not sure what her situation was prior to the shelter...but i'm guessing not so good.
We have had her for about 3 weeks now and she constantly goes potty on everything (in her crate (on her bed), my other dogs bed, their little play bed - everywhere. It seems she goes on the carpet rather than the hardwood floor or tile. I have been using Natures Miracles potty pads and every once in a while she goes on there but her excessive peeing is really exhausting and it's frustrating me. I know every dog is different, my other dog wasn't this hard to train, but she is truly tough. I'm not sure what to do. I don't think I can crate her yet because she is too young and her bladder is not strong enough... Any ideas on how to get her to stop going in her crate/bed area?! I have tried to keep it clean by washing it and even putting bed pads around it. I think her sleeping/relieving set up was probably in the same place prior to the shelter and coming to us. Any advice would truly help us i'm running out of ideas :-(
Thank you!
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We have a 4-year-old poodle who did not have an aggressive bone in her body until she had her first litter this past December. She was a gentle, attentive, loving mother while the puppies were nursing. She warned the other animals in the house one time to stay away from the puppies box and they all honored that warning and kept their distance.
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Help! I have a 2 1/2 year old Sheltie that is beautiful and a wonderful dog except for one MAJOR problem. She seems to have a type of separation anxiety when anyone leaves... She barks, howls, scratches, nips, runs in circles, and will do all she can to prevent anyone from leaving. Its not just my husband or I, she acts this way when anyone leaves her presence whether its at our home, or a friends. She starts this behavior as soon as she sees me put on makeup, pick up my car keys, put shoes on, etc. Once we are out the door, she may howl for a short time, but she is not destructive to the house or furniture, nor does she go potty in the house. It seems we have tried EVERYTHING... obedience training, treats when we leave, medicine, crating her, etc. My husband has to restrain her anytime guests leave our house. My one friend witnessed her behavior and called her "psycho." It causes anxiety for me and now I have a 4 month old baby to deal with too. Anytime our dog sees me packing his diaper bag or buckling him into his carrier, she starts to act this way. It makes getting out of the house almost impossible and I'm afraid how she will act when our son starts walking and goes outside to play. We love our dog so much and it breaks our hearts to think that we might have to get rid of her because of this behavior. What can we do???

My husband planted evergreens along the fence, about 18 trees, my 4 year old Doberman Pincher constantely uninate on the trees, now they are all dried up. Is there any product we could use to prevent the urinating without harming the evergreens? We have bought some products from the pet stores but nothing works.

I have 2 english bulldogs, 1male and 1female. When they are in the yard by thereselves thay do fine they play. When one of us walk out there sometimes they are ok but sometimes my male which is the youngest will attack my female, for no reason. He does not do this all the time just every once in a while. I can i stop him from doing this? He also argues with her sometimes thru his crate. I think the dog has a split personality. They both love people to death, and would not hurt anyone, and my female does not everstar it with him. I tis always him. What can i do

I have debated writing you, I have smooth fox terriers and can not walk them in the manner you show (which I understand) can you give me any insights. Does the fact that they are front indepedntent animals have any thing to with my frustrations? When they go in the show ring they present their selfs as they should.

Teresa #129 wrote:

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I am sorry to learn about your physical pain, Teresa. From listening to a few of Caesar's shows PLUS my own experience with our dogs, in order to correct this problem is going to take team work. Firstly, as Ceasar suggest, dog's live in the now, so that past abusiveness can be corrected. Secondly, your friend made a big mistake by comforting the dog because the dog now has the control and dominance.

Third, we have one beagle who does not eat his treats when we give it to him. Instead he has a natural need to HIDE THEM. If we allow him to do that, whenever his brother beagle or another visiting beagle comes within 3 feet of it he will growl, lunge and *used to* goes into an attack mode--but only with other animals; never with humans.

So one of the easiest solutions is to make sure the dog eats the treat and not hide it; because if they hide it they will GUARD it with their life (if that is what they were used to doing previously or if they had to fight and fend for themselves with their previous owner); they being the territorial creatures that they are. In other words, they are not just being possessive of the item but of the place. To prevent this from happening in the future, *you* must dominate the room the minute you walk in. Easier said then done if it is a friends home and not yours. Especially troubling is the fact that your friend took sides and rewarded the animal for utterly BAD behavior. In in my opinion, both need to be corrected. So if your friend does not become a willing partner (which they should do); best to stay away until YOU learn how to handle yourself around this animal.

In the shorter solution: Two or more people may be required. First make sure the dog is on a leash and not able to slip out of its collar. One person holds the dog to control it. Under ideal circumstances, this would be the pack leader; but in this instance, the person who places the treat is also.

Put the food down on the ground---BUT---DO NOT ALLOW THE DOG ACCESS TO IT. They may see it, but not get close enough to smell it, and not go near it. The minute they attempt to do so, correct it the way Caser does. For example, a tug on the lead, the shuush sound or a human bite by brisky poking the dog with your curled fingers. Not to hurt but to simply get the dogs attention away from the food so that it does not fixate on it. And never, never give a dog a treat or reward when they have not worked for it. Dogs like a challenge. They will also associate the the food with what they were doing and within 2-5 minutes of that activity. So if you are still reading this Teresa; it is important that you not walk into your friend's home, and give the dog a bisquet not knowing what that dog had been doing before you walked in. If you do, you might be setting yourself up for a rude awakening. So best to walk into your frinds home, .... observe the dog for 15 minutes or so, and then, if you are so inclined give a treat, but only if the dog works for something. But never give a treat just because, or because you feel sorry for this animal, thinking, oh, he was an abused animal so I have to TREAT him well; or thinking, oh, how cute, how cuddly. No no no... those are human traits. But dogs.... they understand RESPECT. So get this dog to respect you. Make yourself assertative and deserving of it. IOW, that bisquet is *yours* and you should be guarding it, and not the other way around---see.

Disclaimer: All of the above written by a non professional. So may I suggest that you also await a reply from the Dog Whisper. At least watch some of his shows to see that human psychology is as much a part of training people as it is to rehabilitate dogs.

Dear Cesar,
I just wanted to drop by and tell you how big of an inspiration you've been to me and how much I enjoy your shows and books. It is a dream of mine to meet you someday! I've tried to stay UTD with your shows and news as well as I can! I reside in Ohio with my Saint Bernard and I'm turning 18 in Oct of '06 and plan on going to college to study Canine Pshycology. Please know that you are my hero and hope you never stop helping dogs train their humans.
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