This woman, Susan Hill, is the worst kind of fraud. She ascribes human emotions to animals and claims they "speak" without truly observing the behaviors they exhibit, as Cesar does.
If she truly communicated, would her dogs have these problems? And, she didn't even recognize that it was the male with the issues!!

It is shameful that she continues to make a living at this.

I completely agree with KeninSD. I think it's sad that someone who would equate human emotions to dog emotions can actually make a living "helping" people solve problems with their dog.

While I believe this woman is a little off her rocker, I was happy Cesar took the time to help the poor dog. That thing she had over her eyes must have been so annoying, plus blocking her vision. How could she tell what was going on around her when she couldn't see it? Yes, blind dogs do it all the time, but they are accustomed to it, you can't blindfold a dog and expect it to behave. For an animal communicator, she sure wasn't listening to either dog. I was saddened to see she was still having problems even after Cesar left. The perfect scenario would be for him to take it to the rehabilitation center for good. I am sure he could find the right home for this beautiful doberman.

Just my opinion, but that woman should find another job.

Everyone is a fraud and everyone is an expert. It's only the areas of knowledge that change.

One of the reasons why I approve of Cesar's work when so many in animal welfare do not approve is that he is continually learning and asking of every dog and every human, what do you have to teach me. Listen to episodes when a dog is behaving contrary to expectations, and Cesar is murmuring "This is good. This is good." He is correct. It is all good when we have our expectations turned around and we learn something new.

I've more fully internalized this mindset myself since observing Cesar. When my young horse or my dog behaves in ways I don't expect or desire, I say, "This is good." And I mean it, because I always learn something helpful about me or my animals.

I had a different take on Susan I guess. I didn't see ego. I saw her as perplexed as what to do about her own situation and fearing she couldn't do it on her own thus calling in Cesar to get a new perspective. When Cesar marvelled at the beautiful scenery in which she had to walk the dogs...Wow you don't come to Heaven? It reminded me of my own original goal of getting my Lab ready for walks to a newly built water way project the in the city where I live. Shallow enough for wading and playing in for dogs. The place where Susan could walk the dogs looked serene and peaceful. I remember the movie Cesar mentioned at the opening of the show,( The Doberman Gang)

To raise any animal, in my opinion, you have to leave your ego at the door. At one level, you have to be equals to "understand" and yes, dogs have emotions like humans do, but not essentially the same, and they do NOT hide 'em like humans. Be calm, assertive, always consistant...show love when it's warranted, and scold when nessasary, but always be the boss. A dog is a pack animal, and I've stated this before, they expect SOMEbody to be the Alpha..it's in their DNA. Take that step, and your on your way.