A few months ago my wife became pregnant with twins. Ever since then my labrador has exhibited a lack of energy. He always followed myself and my wife around the house looking to play or display his curiosity for what we were doing. At night he would follow my wife upstairs to bed and jump in to the bed and go to sleep there before i got there. Lately he just seems to be depressed and we are wondering if it has to do with him being able to sense her pregnancy. No more trips following my wife up to the bedroom. He actually is sleeping downstairs by himself.
Is this related to her pregnancy?

I too realy liked the episode with Gretta & Hoss, I saved almost all of them on my DVR, but due to a quirk recently, i lost alot of them.I still watch that one when I need to be reminded how to claim the space. Also we adopted a new dog from the SPCA, she's a 2yr. blk shepherd mix, she's very sweet girl. We wanted to give an unwanted dog a good home. before we brought her into the house to meet our other 2 dogs, we took all of them for a good long walk together, like Cesar said in his book, they get along well.She doesn't realy have any issues, although i was willing to work on her, however when we go to the dog park with all the trees and squirls, she won't come when it's time to go, she's by the tree, looking up, so i go get her, since i've never had a problem like this, i don't know what to do. any suggestions? I usually go get her & she backs up to another tree, so it takes awhile.

There's not a "throw-away" episode in any season of the Dog Whisperer! However, I admit that the episodes where Cesar's sense of humor comes through are among my favorites such as on "Maddy and Me" when this georgeous little white mutt is crawling all over him--the same one who's frightened of men and he says: "You notice that I'm not talking to her--I'm talking to you--I don't like to go too fast with shy girls!1" It just makes me smile. . .

Yes, all of the Dog Whisperer episodes are great, and they are inspiring in their own way. A recent one thet I saw which made me laugh is the one with "Gracie" a yellow lab owned by Author John Grogan of the book "Marley and Me". I about died laughing when Cesar was holding a chicken near the dog, and the chicken laid an egg, and Cesar stated "Im a daddy! Im a daddy!". =^_^=

I don't really have a favorite episode, but it instills my faith in Cesar when the clients he's helping are coming to him even after being to two or three different behaviorists. I also support his love for the pit bull, rottweiler, any powerful breed. I am only 16 years old, but i'm doing everything i can think of to stop and help prevent any BSL (breed specific legislation aka banning breeds)in my area and anyone else who needs the help. I would like to hear more about Cesar's new facility, i heard he moved the psychology center. I would also like to send a good job out to Cesar for starting the rescue dog foundation that he did recently. I too volunteer heavily with dog rescue and i hope one day to meet Cesar because i want to help dogs become balanced like they should be. Anyways, I am extremely excited about dog whisperer week and you bet i'll be tuned in non stop. Something i'd like to see in the future is maybe an episode on how he suggests to start off puppies on the right foot. Do's and don'ts of puppyhood Cesar's Way, you know?

I to would like to hear about how to start a puppy off right, we are getting a boerboel in July. I have never owned a dog that large before, we have always had Ridgebacks.

Robin Bobrowicz

dear ceaser will u ever be comeing to the uk and if so when i would love to go to one of your cenimars i have 6 dogs in total and use your methods all the time thanks yours faithfully mrs l ciancio.
ps i have 5 poodles a old yorkie ansd a chihuahua .

My favourite episode is the one with the lady (and I'm sorry I can't remember her name) who had the anxiety. Cesar helped her with her therapy dog. The lady was so empowered at the end that she really didn't need a therapy. dog.

This episode really touched me. I shed a few tears of joy. I have also experienced some anxiety, not to the extent this lady did. With the help of Cesar's message and teachings my confidence continues to build. I now walk my Akita and Bouvier everywhere. I feel very calm and the dogs follow suit. It is such a wonderful experience that I never could have accomplished without Cesar.

To me this episode really shows how much Cesar is impacting people's lives and helping them overcome personal issues. He has opened a whole new world for this lady. Many other people are able to see the hope when they watch this episode. Bless you, Cesar.

I am a "Dog Whisperer" fanatic! My family always makes fun of me. My youngest son bought me Cesaer's book last Christmas and not only did I read it but I have lent it out to many others - I think everyone who has a dog should have his book(s) and see his videos (I also think anyone with a powerful breed should be required to take the dogs to training classes & have special licenses). We had a Rottie for 12 years & she was the best behaved dog, but I put her through strict obedience training & never took anything with her for granted - I knew I had to be in total control at all times because of her size & strength. I know too many who just leave it all to chance.

I love many of the episodes, but the newer ones shows more of Cesaer's softer side. In episode 1 (which I also bought & plan on buying all of the seasons), I feel Cesear sometimes seemed afraid to show love & joy w/a dog. I understand that many of us are showing too much of those human emotions at the wrong times, but I think it turned some people off. So many I talked with said they felt he was all about discipline and nothing else (of course I came to his defense)! He seems much more affectionate with the dogs in the newer episodes.

I love the episodes with Sunshine & Teddy; Greta & Hoss, Storm & Chula; JonBee, Violet & Hudson; Kobe, Banjo & Kisses; and my youngest son & I loved Nasir's story.

As much as I love the shows & practice Cesaer's techniques, I am still having a lot of difficulty with my lab/shepherd mix. She is so afraid. We have come a long way & my vet says we have done a great job, but she is still very fearful. I also have a huge problem with her & my other dog, a purebred lab going crazy when it is time to walk.

I try to do everything Cesaer says. I try to get them ready real slow, steady & calm. I actually do everything in slow stages (get my shoes on, get their choke chains out, get Diamond's back pack out, etc...). Diamond whines, cries & howls the whole time & Lilly paces & groans & both try to rush the doors to the house and the car when I open them. It is such an ordeal I don't even enjoy walking them anymore & even though I know they need to walk more, I am walking them less because of it. After 15 minutes to a half hour of trying to get them ready for a walk & being calm & assertive, I eventually get frustrated.

Cesaer is amazing - there is just not enough of him to go around!! :) When I saw the episode where he came to Hudson, OH, I flipped because he was so close to where we live! Before that I never thought he would ever come to Ohio.

Thanks Cesaer for all you do!

Cesar's training has taught me SOOOO many things about dogs. Not only do I use that knowledge and wisdom with my own three dogs, but I use it with my four cats, too!

My favorite episode is about Kane, the Great Dane who was afraid of slippery floors. It was that episode that truly taught me how to handle a fearful dog. It's not only slippery floors that we can apply Cesar's techniques to. It's about all fears ... I rescued a small Shih Tzu-Bulldog mix from a puppy mill in September 06. This little girl, Frankie, who is about 4 years of age, was afraid of everything, including me and my family. After watching Cesar handle Kane, it jumped out at me. I am the LEADER around here, I have VISION of what is going to happen, and I am going to MAKE it happen. After working with Frankie for just a few minutes, I saw amazing results.

These things take time, and Cesar's reminder of consistency is a lesson well learned. Frankie is almost balanced, but "almost" isn't good enough. We're getting there. Part of the problem is that Frankie had grown up in a crate that was too small for her, and she could not fully stand up. As a result, her front legs & paws fused quite deformed. I can't take her for long walks because of this, so I wondered what Cesar would do .... improvise! Her rear paws are OK, and I discovered that she loves to jump. So we have her jump and jump and jump at toys, which releases negative energy.

Be creative with Cesar's lessons. Your dogs will love you for it :)

I love that Cesar respects women but also empowers them. My favorite was the one at the women's correctional facility. That was a really uplifting show.

I've watched Dog Whisperer now for about seven months. I've been a cat-lover at heart, but I fell in love with "BUTCH~THE BULLDOG FROM TEXAS." This episode is my absolute favorite!

The camera shots are wonderful on this show and I appreciate the format which has Cesar teaching us about "the anatomy of a dog" and even why he got bit by Butch. It gave the audience a glimpse into Cesar's professionalism and his dedication to his work, as well as his personal character. This is demonstrated on every program and because of his willingness to be transparent, I believe it draws people to become faithful fans. And this particular show sold me on the Dog Whisperer. It was a "teaching" episode on so many levels. Thank you Cesar, for your commitment to rehabilitate our dogs (and train us!)

Blessing to you and yours!

Cesar, please oppose AB1634!
California really could use a strong advocate for pets.
I love your show, think you are doing a great job, but, I think you missed the mark supporting a law which will create such harm to the pet owning community.

Wow, I logged on here a couple days ago and posted about my favorite episode, and the posting's not here! How strange.

Anyway, my all-time favorite segment, hands down, is "Major Jones". I cry every time I see it, and I've seen it multiple times!

I, too, really like the one with the woman who has anxiety and is qualifying her dog to become a service dog. I love it when she has the "party with the pit bulls" at Cesar's center!!

Those are my two faves! I hope this post works this time.

K2

I Love the episode with "Stormy" (the 1st episode I ever watched and got me hooked on the show)I love the editing with the Italian music playing when Storm won't eat the Chicken Parmesan that his human Mom made him. Hilarious !

It would be nice to have all the first two seasons of episodes aired.

I had printed out all the first three seasons listed on NGC web site. And only a few of the first season have I seen. Seems mostly season three, current one, is re-run many times, but hardly ever the first two.

Not complaining. Enjoy them all.....

Harley and Ruthe Shanko

I have a 9-year-old Jack Russell Terrier that I have had since he was a small pup. I have always had trouble taking him outside on a leash without him pulling hard, so he doesn't go outside as much as he needs.

He barks sometimes when we leave and our apartment neighbors get upset. I have made some adjustments and this is better but still occurs occasionally.

He is paper trained but still urinates around the house if I'm not home to let him out. We're getting ready to move to a house and I would like to start fresh with new furniture and no smells.

I have been a big Dog Whisperer fan from the beginning of the series and have learned a lot but I'm still having problems with these things. Could you please help? Thanks.

The episode that "Made me ball like a baby"! was,(Good tears though) Coach, the Boxer whose family was at wits end with his ferocious behavior, lunging at there back fence so hard at passers by, it almost looked to me like it would come unlatched! Among other bad habits, but on the other hand was this adoring lovable pet to there son and family. They were up to the decision to put him down, suggested by there vet I believe? When Cesar comes to save the day! It amazed me and will forever be a reminder of how NOT to judge a dog by his cover! Thank you Cesar, for training us, and rehabilitating our pets!

#31 Brandy--good question. I often wonder about the same thing. I'm very clear about my boy Willie's rules, but get a little "fuddled" about the differences between boundaries and limitations. For me, Cesar's other mantra of "Exercise, Discipline, Affection" keeps me focused in working with Willie. And, my days go much better when I work with him in this context. Not a bad plan for humans as well!

I live in a very rural part of Kansas, and I've noticed that horses are very much like dogs. No one would ever allow a horse to lead and control the handler. TThe horse could easily injure the handler. The same goes for dogs. Too many people allow their big powerful breeds to run their lives. You also can't be really excited around a horse; the same goes for dogs.

Another thing, it's not fair that powerful breeds are getting such a bad rap, and smaller breeds are not. Some people let their toy breeds run around and disturb larger dogs. The larger dog may try to keep away from the smaller dog, but the smaller dog keeps antagonizing him. The larger dog tries to discipline tthe smaller dog, but the owner of the smaller dog panics and claims that the larger dog "attacked" the smaller dog. It's not fair to the powerful breeds because the smaller dogs get to be "unbalanced" and irritate the larger dogs. The larger dogs much do everything they can to tolerate the smaller dog; they know that the smaller dog needs to be corrected!

I own a 90 lbs. Pitbull/ Labrador mix whose name is Murphy, and I have to make sure that he stays "balanced." Being on a farm, I found it beneficial to have a draft dog. In the winter, he pulls a wagon full of wood up to the house--we have a wood burning stove as our source of heat in the winter. I used to live in Memphis, TN, so he pulled a large truck tire around the neighborhood for his work-out. Every one who has ever met him has loved him! They often ask what breed he is--thinking a full blooded Lab because he's so good with children and other dogs--I just tell them that he's a Pitbull mix.

I also own a 60 lbs. Australian Shepherd/Labrador mix whose name is Tank, and I must make sure that he stays "balanced" as well. He has a very high energy level and can be very strong-willed, at times. I have also trained him for drafting, even though he can not pull as much as my Pitbull mix. He has a natural herding instinct, which is also beneficial on a farm.

My favorite breeds of dog are the Pitbull, Rottweiler, American Bandogge Mastiff, and the Australian Cattle Dog (Blue Heeler). BSL is in no way, shape, or form a good idea. Maybe there should be a class that you have to take in order to own a powerful working breed.

America needs to realize that Cesar is a blessing! Most dog trainers who don't think disciplining a dog is good for the dog probably don't discipline their children either. What better way to communicate what you expect to the dog than by the way they do in the wild--"pack mentality."

EXERCISE! DISCIPLINE! Then, AFFECTION!

I have 2 episodes stored in my DVR for when I need to review Cesar's amazing talents. The first is his tour of his psychology center where he shows us how he feeds all of the dogs and plays with them.
The other episode I've kept is the one where Cesar helps the Post Office Workers. It doesn't get any better. I have 4 dogs and I'm trying to break them of the habit as well. Not near as good as Cesar but I'm trying!!

I loved the Katrina Dogs, Part 2 episode! So much went bad for people and animals during that storm, and stories of happy reunions are much appreciated. I hope to see another update on the rest of the K-dogs Cesar helped rescue. They all deserve great homes and happy lives, especially after all they've survived!

Hello, someone told me to try to contact Ceser I have been trying and I can't find nothing to help. I have a 3 year old Austrilin Terrior. He is out of control, he bites me whenever he used the bathroom when he feels it is needed. Also He will snap at me if I get on my couch or my bed It has got to the point where I have to thro something at him before I can get on my bed. What can I Do
Please send me something at my e-mail

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We just got a new puppy and have started watching the show. Ceasar is wonderful. Even our puppy, Grady, watches the show. I have a great photo of OUR PUPPY WATCHING DOG WHISPERER and would love to email it into you. How can I send it to you?

My all time favorite episodes:

Banjo the Coonhound -- I love watching Cesar relate to this extremely shy former lab subject and I loved watching Banjo blossom into a lovely-tempered dog. Hounds are incredibly even-tempered animals and make excellent pets. Banjo and Cesar did a world of good for hounds!

I also really enjoyed the episode in which Cesar helped a couple who were expecting their first child and had some anxiety about the husband's dog (I forget the dog's name, but he was a pit-bull mix). My favorite part of the episode (which was narrated in verse) came after the birth of the child -- a little girl. Cesar visited the family after they brought the baby home and the father invited him to hold the baby. Cesar was so humbled and honored to be asked -- and he had a tear in his eye when he held the child and said "I've never held a little girl before!" because, of course, his experience with infants was with his two sons. It was just so touching and intimate and said more to me about Cesar as a person than all his other episodes put together. That single episode confirmed for me his authenticity, integrity, compassion and love for people and animals!

Hey Cesar fans--have any of you received his June e-newsletter? Getting the latest Cesar news is usually a highlight of the first week of the month, but so far no June issue. Anyone else received it?

Hello, I love the SHOW ! I have two 5 month old Bull Nose Pitbull. They are brother and Siter. I am looking for advise on how I can get them to stop fighting with each other. One is all bit up by the other. Now for the most part they are very loving , they sleep together and are great together, but there are times, they play too hard. I NEED HELP ?? Thanks

Cesear, Your program is a must see. I love all shows.
You have given my husband & I hope for our 3 year old yellow lab. Who doesn't like other dogs- was going to Doogie Day Camp for almost a month and then Boom! He snapped had 3 fights on the bus & 2 on playgound (all in one day) Doggie Day Camp gave our dog the big boot. We would love to have you come to our home, if this sounds like a good show.

Hi my name is Marie Reyes, and I would like to let you know that I love your show. I have this Jack Russel Terrier and she is about 8 yrs. old. She was given to us by my brother in laws girlfriend last summer. She is a great dog, but the problem we have her is that she can not get along with other dogs. and she's come close to biting my 7 yr. old and another little girl. we don't want for that to ever happen again or for her to keep attacking other dogs. We wanted to take her to the dog park but we are afraid of her attacking another dog. Do you have any suggestions. Thank you, Marie Reyes.

HELP - we have a deaf pit bull puppy who one minute is the most lovable pet you could want and in an instant will turn fiscious bitting and trying to hurt you. My husband has almost needed stitches when she turns on him biting him whereever she can get you. She is about 3 months old - solid white with black patch over her eye - just adorable. We all have scars from her bites and scratches. Would you be willing to talk with us by phone - you could call collect. We do not want to get rid of her but are afraid when full grown she will really hurt someone seriously. Jeanne Purvis

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I have 2 dogs one was a stray(Pomeranian) that was wondering the street that I took in Jan. 2006, the second(Border Terrier mix) I adopted from the pound last month, the problem we are having is that the pom is not happy with the new dog and growls and bites the terrier when he gets near us and at times the terrier just lunges at the pom and attacts the pom violently for no reason and I am affraid that the pom will be killed………….I don’t want to get rid of either dog but I also don’t want to have my dog killed. I need help!!! Any suggestiond would be greatly appreciated!!!!

The first week of April this year I finally got my first dog, one I found on the adoptapet website. A male, 2-3 yr old german shepherd dog(pet type) named Zukko. The woman I got him from took him from her local shelter to help find him a pemanent home. She said he belonged to a breeder originally. But when they found out that they couldn't breed him they chained him in the yard and neglected him. She wasnt sure if he was beaten or not but it became apparent when we got him home and just how bad his neglect was.
One problem is: he doesnt know how to play at all. The woman tried all kinds of toys and could not find anything that interested him at all. I have also tried a few myself to no luck. And its not only toys. And hes so submissive, if he were to get excited and get in a play position, once I try to play with him he gets scared and shys away down to the ground.
Second, he becomes very scared if you throw anything. You dont have to even be facing or near him and he runs to hide anywhere he can. Even just tossing something up and down lightly in your own hand scares him.
Other things that scare him are just about everyone he makes contact with but me, fast hand movement, almost any loud noise including loud talking or even laughing, he hates being in a vehicle, more dominant personalities-men especially, walking by certain things like the grill and lawn chairs, and hates water at bathtime or at the lake.
He has actually come a long way with some other things but I dont know what to do about these. Im worried that hes not as happy as he could be, and with all these fears and that he has or is going to develop anxiety. We recently had him into the vets for a bad leg and found that he almost 100% has a breed based spinal tumor and a slipped intervertabrael disc. He will eventually lose the ability to walk altogether if the pain doesnt get to him first. Im afraid that with him being so young that it wont be very long before that happens.Besides the fact that since I cant play with him he has nothing to do for fun and is even afraid of me to a certain extent. I wish I could give him an even better life than what he has right now but dont know how to get past these or even help him become more confident in himself. Any help would be greatly appreciated by both Zukko and myself.
Thank you for such a wonderful and helpful show to give dogs another chance, and this opportunity to ask for help.

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I must say that I do not understand why some critics of cesars techniques say that his training is too aggressive, and he is not affectionate. I do not think so at all. He is always calm, and sometimes the dogs even jump up and lick his face. He has slipped up a few times, and I am sure he realized when he did, but there is a difference between what he does (popping the leash) and choking or hanging a dog. Maybe some people focus too much on the training, and not on the times when he is giving the dogs affection for good behavior. He is always calm, and never hurts or yells at the dog, and always mentions excercise(which dogs love), discapline, and affection, but no matter what happens, the dogs always end up loving him for it.

First of all let me say I love watching Cesar Milan on his show(Dog Whisperer). I’m so hooked on this show I record all his shows on my DVR. I think the best episode and it’s one of my favorites. Is the one with the female aggresive pitbull name Emily. How he managed to control her problem. I have a passion for pitbulls just like Cesar. I acutally wish I was able to rehabilitate my male pitbull Zeus. He’s very aggresive toward other dogs and stangers. I’ts getting to the point where my husband is getting tired of him he has caused us alot of legal problems and finacial situations. I love my dog till death, I’m actually scared of him harming somebody else because of his aggression. My husband is think of putting him down, I don’t want that for Zeus. I just wish there was something I could do to help my husband and I, but most important to help my
Zeus to save him. I would do anything and whatever it takes for him to get a chance to live a normal and happy dog life. If anybody can help me with advice or just anything. Even you Cesar Milan the master of rehabilitaing all animals. That would mean a lot to me! Thank you all for your time. Thanks NatGeo

please help me someone i need numbers to to a good place for rotts that isnt a shelter they meen the world to me and i might have to give to a shelter because they might treat them diffrent

Help!!! Dear Cesar,
I have always had a dog. I have always been able to train the dogs to go outside to pottie. I have a yorkiepoo, age right at one and one half years old. His name is boobear. I have a terrier (I think I misspelled that), anyway he is 17 years old, and healthier than us! We started boo on "pee-pads", because when we got him, it was in the middle of winter, and there was at least a foot of snow. He really did great on the pads. Then, our son and his family and three "weiner" dogs had to move in for a short while. Their dogs went around marking everything in sight. Boo started doing the same thing. They moved out about a month later, but Boo kept up the bad habit. We just about have him going outside now, and he barks when he has to go out. But we have to put him in a cage at night, because when we are in bed he is a bad boy. Now we are getting ready to move in about two weeks or so. What is the best way to get him use to going outside when we do move? Cricket will be okay. There isn't a better or smarter dog anywhere than Cricket. But I am concerned about Boo and the brand new light colored carpet.

I love your show!!! It is so much fun to watch. You are amazing.

Thanking you in advance... Dottie the dog lover... :)

Hi Dog Whisperer, we recently lost out chihuahua , Dancer ( 16yr old) to the poison pet food epidemic. We were devastated. I think we may be ready for another dog, but we don't want to choose the wrong one for our family energy. Could you help us to choose a good match? It seems like ,most of your shows involve well meaning people who choose the wrong type of dog for their family. WE WOULD LIKE TO START OFF RIGHT. Can you help us ? My husband ( the photographer )would like to get a big dog who likes to play and could be a watch dog, my daughter ( the dancer)wants a dog like a cocker spaniel who will be cuddly. I ( the nurse) would just like a dog who needs a home and would be a good companion. Can you give us some guidance ? Thanks we love your show and have learned alot and are loyal watchers. Can you help us out? p.s. if Daddy is available for adoption let us know! the Henry Family

i have a few ideas perhaps you would be interested in, also can i get an autographed picture please?

first if you watch any of the police video shows you will notice the k9 units.the dogs are great at chasing people down and attacking them but the officers who handle them seem to have very little control. perhaps you could work with the people who train the dogs for the various police depts and teach them how to train the dogs show that they have more contol and have a more balanced dogs.

would love to see you do a tour with your pack and do seminars and demos to a wider and bigger audiance at local arenas etc as well as give local dog rescue people a chance to meet you.perhaps choosing one or two dogs to work with during your shows to the local audiance.

the last idea is perhaps you can have some sort of contest where the winner gets to meet you in person and recives an autograph as well as your dvd's and books and your other products as a prize.perhaps doing this once or twice a year.

Dear Cesar,
My name is Natasha and I have a dog named Princess. She is a boxer and is dog aggressive. Shes about four years old. I can’t take her out for walks because I’m sacred that she will attack another dog. Once she gets in attack mode she wouldn’t get out of it. I have tried all the things you have told us on the show, it just doesn’t work. She is a very sweet dog. You can’t even tell she’s dog aggressive until she sees a dog. The last time I have taken her out for a walk she attacked a dog and I was so scared when she did. I haven’t taken her out ever scene. What do I do? Please I need your help!?

- Natasha

I love watching the Dog Whisperer even though I don't currently own a dog. However, I plan on adopting a dog from a rescue shelter in the near future. This show can teach and prepare people who don't currently own pets before they adopt and give them a real advantage toward training their dogs correctly from the first day they bring home their new pet.

An episode I would like to learn about on the Dog Whisperer is one that actually occured in my neighborhood a couple of months ago. One neighbor's large Labrador dog mauled another neighbor's 3 year old daughter. The little girl is fine now and has had plastic surgery as the dog bit off part of her ear and part of her skull. Of course the whole neighborhood was extremely upset as we have lots of children and elderly alike who live here. The question I would like answered should I ever see a similar episode of this nature is what can bystanders do in the event of such an attack. The little girl's father who is a good size man had a great deal of trouble pulling that dog off of the little girl. The parents of this little girl wants this dog to be put down as this same dog had already attacked two other dogs in the neighborhood previous to that event. But what do we do if a dog actually attacks a human. I would love to know.

To clarify, I did not adopt all three dogs as a result of the Hurricane Katrina tragedy. I have owned 2 of them for about 8yrs; and my most recent addition I adopted as a result of the hurricane aftermath. Thanks.

for me it is impossible to choose a favorite episode, they are all so special for different reasons i could never be able to say that i like one better than another
and when it comes to cesar,he is definitelly second to none.
what beautifull job he does, and with each episode he is not only helping the dog and owner in the show, but he is helping so many people be better animal owners and gives them the tools that are needed to start making changes in the way we see,treat and train ouer beloved friens (dogs).

Although I dont currently own a dog due to (divorce), I would like to acknowledge Cesar on his total professionalism in dealing with his clients (both human & animal). Take notice reality show or NGC (people) on Cesars approach and committment to his work. Mr. Millan your sincerity and love for dogs truly shows, dont change the format of the show in any way. Thank you

I had to work to untrain my dog and retrain him. It wasn't easy but I did improve by watching your shows. Not a full pro but always learning something new. Glad you could be very helpful. However still have some issues but hoping a show comes up very soon, to help me in any way possible. You are so amazing and my family gets upset if we can't see your show. Still haven't found any of your video or books to buy, but we keep looking and maybe one day we will find something. Love the quizes you give on your site those help as well. Once again thank you!!!

you did a show along wile ago and it featured old english bulldogs rescue i need to no wear i can find out about this program im verry intrested but keep hitting dead ends can u recommend wear i can go 4 help in my area thanks love the show keep up the good work

I have a pomapoo who is just over one year...i am due to deliver baby any day now ...i have been babysitting for other babies & noticed that my dog Wickett does not like anyone to bother the baby, or to be told to leave the baby alone....i am the one he messes with the least on the baby issue. I wonder what he is thinking, or if i can help him adjust to a possable problem before it arrises. My husband and the dog face off, never breaking skin but scare tactics, i think he is being protective.