I was just watching this show with Reggie, the feral shepard on the ranch. Did anyone else wonder how Cesar ended up with Reggie under his arm after the commercial break, when before the break Reggie ran away from him and wouldn't come back??/

Hi I’m Claire. I have a deaf and albino dog. She is blind in one eye and attacks everyone she comes in contact with. I have no clue how to train her and am going to be forced to give her away if I don’t teach her how to behave properly. She has attacked my whole family to the point where they are left bleeding. Sometimes one of my family members will be petting her and she will be all happy and licking their faces and then 2 seconds later she’s biting and attacking them. Please help me find a way to train her. I really don’t want to give her away i love her so much but cannot take her attacking me every day.

My husband and I have been fans of the Dog Whisperer since he first appeared on NG and are continually amazed at how he reacts to different challenges. This last episode with Zena has just amazed me and I have replayed about 30 times the part at the gate with Cesar and Daddy coming through there with Zena snarling and growling and I still can't believe how Daddy looks away and then just comes charging in with no care at all.

My question is why did Zena not take that as an aggresive move and attack him? Of course I'm sure even she knows a pit bull when she sees one but still I thought that was pretty confrontational. Amazing, truly amazing!! He is awesome and Cesar isn't so bad himself! :-)

I am a first time dog owner. Little 13 week puppy name Tonka. He is half lab/ beagle. I have fallen in love but I feel discouraged because I don't know what I am doing. For example, he respects my husband but my 6yr and I don't get that same response. Also Tonka bites a lot. I tried the mouth hold, the submission hold but he just bounces back. I know I am getting frustrated and i am sure my pup feels it. I hate that. Any advise I will take it.

Cezar and Ilusion are amazing! We've learned so much with our fear aggressive Dachshund who, among many other things, barks and charges at other dogs. She has grown so much and is doing lots better. We recently ran across an in-crisis mini piebald Dachsie named Sprocket and made the decision to rescue him. He's hideously skinny and walks around like an armadillo all the time. He's terrified of every sudden move. So imagine our shock when he met our Marcy for the first time, and is chasing HER all over the house, all happy, tail wagging. She runs away from him, tail tucked and won't even look at him. Won't let him sniff her, hasn't sniffed him. Who knew THAT would happen - I thought she'd try to kill him on first sight-here I was worried about HIM! Any ideas out there? We've never had two inside dogs together.

To David Bloch - Cesar does not necessarily exhaust the dogs he works with, it is more of showing the dog leadership, and at times yes the dog needs to be exhausted to get over his severe anxiety or give up fighting to be the dominant one in the pack. It's mostly common sense.

we have a 8yr old female lab mix. She is aggressive and we have tried everything encluding shock collars. We even had 2 dog trainers and still are having problems. We would be interested in any comments by Cesar if at all possiable HELP PLEASE

To David Bloch and Brittany D. - From what I have observed of Cesars methods in exercising a dog, I believe that the exercising has more to do with pack behavior than with trying to exhaust the dog. It is within the heart of pack nature to be moving and travel all the time. When you take your pack for a walk it is exercising his instinctive pack mentality and therefor releases stress and anxiety, and in the meantime, if you are doing it correctly, your dog is also learning to follow you as you are his pack leader. Therefore the ultimate end result is him 1. following his natural instinct as a dog and therefore releasing anxious energy and 2. Recognizing you as his pack leader and therefore making it much easier to teach him proper behaviors. I believe these are more prominent in cesars strategy than just to wear the dog out so he is too tired to miss behave... I could be wrong, just one opinion.