It continues to be an astonishment to me...how dogs live in the now. I was showing Cesar's Dogs training People film, )which is just a sliver of the sample of excellent information and insight from his seminar by the way) at a meeting of dog lovers and talking about the episode when I returned to from his Labor weekend seminar and converted all four of my dogs to leashless treadmill dogs, I was so happy and excited after, but I needed to call a person back who had really scr*w*d me over professionally and NOW wanted me to do him a favor! I got so angry, white hot angry, but still was also really up with energy because of being able to treadmill walk the dogs without a leash, suddenly my dogs flashed into the biggest dogfight I had ever experienced (no one hurt enough to go to vet but still blood every where.

I was telling that story of how clear it was that they were reactiving to my intense energy that I had been stuffing...when I suddenly realized that they had IMMEDIATELY gone back to being packmembers, gettin along like nothin had happened.

Completely totally fine. Like nothing happened - except for the scars and bite marks on each other! I suddenly got how they are in the now. I also GOT how the client could just call me back after doing what he did! He does the same thing! Amazing!

You can see this exact event yourself in that video film when Cesar is feeding the dogs, and he SHOWS how Daddy (his beloved pitbull) was influenced by Cesar's energy high and low states!

This is OT but maybe someone can help. I've heard Ceasar did an episode on a newf that wouldn't eat. Mine wont eat! Anyone know the name or date or other way I can find that episode? Thanks!

I am new to watching this show. I love it. I have tried to be calm and it does work. I have a dog Sweety that lives with a cat. some of the problems that I have seen on the show,I am fortunate that she does not have the low self esteem, and aggression. I do fall into the dog leading the girl. I am working on that.

I just want to say "thank You!" If I had't been for your show I don't think we would have tried to have another dog in the house;but we did it! We have had a blue healer/lab mix,Named BLUE a really good tempered dog,who is very social ,goes visiting neighbors ect.to work everyday with my husband ,you know how healers like to work!Anyway,I was left alone at home while everyone else was at work,well,I was too but I work out of the house , so I wanted my work pal too,So just so happened that the neighbors new dog was a female healer{not Spayed}She got preg.with a dog from down the street.so the result was 5 puppies ,one that looked just like our blue {except the ears],instant love!I watched her behavior ,she was the submissive one in the litter, she would sit in the backround and watch everyone else.I started calling her Belle,she started coming to me and letting me pet her .I started introducing Blue to"B elle" he seemed fine with it ,we didnt push the issue, Then the other day the neighbors said if I wanted "Belle" I could have her ,

We have a Carin Terrier, and after watching the Dog Whisper, I have been able to train Taz and I feel so great being the leader of the pack. There are 6 in our family, but Taz knows when I have to correct him, those big brown eyes of his look so sad, but I stand my ground and he obeys. There is a little boy that comes over and Taz always jumps on him, smells his dog on him, and I layed Taz down and made the little boy keep passing, then I asked Taz to sit and the little boy passed again and he would not jump him, made me feel really proud of Taz and of course rewarded him with praise. But I have one problem even after looking at thos big eyes, he will not stop peeing inside, marking his territory, even after I scoll him, he goes to his bed and knows he did wrong, and just sit. Any suggestions?

I am a new fan of the show and of Ceaser's training techiques. I Tivo all of the shows and find them tremendously helpful! My 3 year old white Schnauzer was what some people considered to be the "spawn of Satan" but within 1 week of using some of what I have learned from the shows, my beloved Bailey is now MUCH better to be around and much more relaxed and well behaved. It amazes me to see that I was the root of the problem and what he lacked was a calm assertive "pack leader" The best part is---no yelling, smacking, or rough treatment required to master this! Now I have a wonderful pet. Everyone has noticed the great change! ( I wish that I had started watching sooner!)