I read the book Cesar's Way and I watch the show whenever I have the time. Cesar's techniques really work and I can't express enough gratitude. My lab/chow mix has changed dramatically in the past year, and this positive change is directly related to our new knowledge on dog psychology. We can walk him off leash past other dogs, people, cars and as long as we stay calm and consistent, he will keep walking right behind us and respects us as his leaders. We've learned that every little behavior means something in the dog world - we don't let him climb on us anymore unless we make him sit and calm down first to earn it. He knows so many commands (not just sit-lay-shake-rollover-speak), but he comes, he heels, and he knows "get back!" if he ever walks in front of us. He is a very dominant boy and is constantly testing us, but we constantly are winning the battles and he is becoming more and more well behaved each day. We hike him and our other dog (Rat Terrier) every day for at least 5 miles, and everything in their life is structured now. In order to come into the house they both have to sit and calm down, and the same rule applies to car rides. They both sleep in the car. I have been helped so much by Cesar's books and show that I decided to lend my "Cesar's Way" book to one of my good friends. Spread the word! His techniques really work, you just have to remain consistent and calm!

Does he have a video out? My husband won't take the time to read a book, but he'll watch the tube. We just adopted two 1-year-old female Weimaraners from a rescue group. They've been abused and are doing well now, but their behavior can be downright wild. We're looking into taking an obedience class at a major pet supply chain store, but it's $100 for just the first half and I don't know that both would be covered. A cousin suggested I check here for a video (DVD).