Will you ever come to do a prog in Scotland? I would love you to meet my 2 Leonbergers - one is an angel that I can take anywhere and the other is good within the home environment but hard to control outwith. I have hired a trainer but I'm still not confident taking him out and about. If you ever do make it this far then please feel free to contact me! :))

I was happy to see Cesar riding along with Animal Control and helping to rescue the 3 dogs (the male Sharpai/Dalmation mix, the pregnant Sharpai, and the black dog with mange). At the end of the program, however, I felt disappointment and frustration when Cesar advised the viewers that the 3 dogs were euthanized - 2 because of illness and 1 for aggression with no further information. Since we, the viewers, were not shown evidence of aggression in any of the 3 dogs, and Cesar himself did not describe any of the dogs as aggressive, I'm wondering which dog showed aggressive behavior that justified euthanasia? Also, we were not given an explanation of the medical conditions of the other 2 dogs that justified euthanasia either. Also, what became of the pregnant dogs puppies?

The Dog Whisperer has been my favorite TV program for about 3 months.Normally,it is very uplifting and entertaining, even though I don't own a dog myself.Cesar is so positive and his methods are really amazing.The good feeling I get from the program usually lasts long after it's over.It makes me feel good about people, good about dogs, and very much in awe of Cesar and his methods and philosophy.I am one of Cesar's biggest fans, regaling people I know with tales of Cesar's successes.But,last week's episode,about Cesar riding along with an animal control officer was a BIG disappointment.It really had nothing to do with Cesar's methods of rehabilitating dogs and it was very distressing to me (and probably to most animal lovers).Having worked in animal welfare, I know that "you can't save them all",that, in some cases euthanasia is a much kinder alternative to a life of illness,neglect and abuse.However, I don't think that this was an appropriate message for the Dog Whisperer.Anyone who watches the show is probably already an animal-lover and not in need of education on what happens to so many unfortunate dogs.I kept waiting for the happy ending for the three dogs that had been picked up, but it didn't come.Instead,those three pitiful creatures only went to their doom!Also,the light manner in which Cesar glossed over the killing of a cat by the dog "Sweetie" made my heart ache.I have cats and I would be completely devastated if one of them was killed by a neighbor's dog.To give the man, who had definitely been an irresponsible pet owner, national TV exposure,because Cesar was able to "convert" him just didn't set well with me.All of the other people Cesar works with are people who wanted his help and who will,presumably,follow through with what they learned.I doubt that there will be a lot of follow-through on that man's part. And, even if he turned into the most responsible pet owner in the world, why give him his "fifteen minutes of fame" over a poor cat's death (which he was responsible for)!My message to Cesar and to Nat Geo is: keep it positive, keep it upbeat, concentrate on what Cesar does best---rehabilitating dogs and training people---not on subjects that can only sadden animal lovers and most likely cause the loss of viewers.

dear ceaser my name is becky and i am married with three children. and this is outr first dog.... a black lab of all things my husband says they are wonderful dogs can we please get her,. so i got her when she was 2 mos old she is now almost 7 mos old and she is uncontrollable she does not listen and she is very wild i can not let her in the home she does nothing but chew everything she actually chewed up a bush out back and i have no patience for her at all i want to get rid of her my husband and kids are very attached to her..... i dont know what to do with her anymore please help me before i go crazy in new york.....please help me.