Suzy Godsey was on the Cesar Millan Dog Whisperer show… “I would like to share something on the editing aspect of the show. I was on Cesar’s Dog Whisperer show as the first dog walker in action. I had two cases I had not been able to create a result with and applied for Cesar’s help. Filming the Dog Whisperer Show took a whole day Filming the show took a whole day, so of course there was a lot of editing and the show could have been done in numerous ways. But when it was aired I was really Read more [...]
Shayne Rusbatch, a dog trainer from Christchurch, New Zealand shares his thoughts on Cesar Millan: “My points about Cesar: We have had him on our TV for a long time now and I have watched probably 25 episodes. I too have been impressed with his attitude towards dogs and training. On a couple of shows he was training using the pinch collar. If I hadn’t known what it was it wouldn’t have been obvious, but on one show he showed it to the camera and explained how it should be used and that Read more [...]
Hi Adam, I ordered your book and love your training methods. I totally agree about the editing of the Dog Whisperer show. I was browsing looking for new stuff about him and the show and ran into several anti Cesar websites pretty much saying he is inhuman and abusive. One particular site was just aggravating. I don’t know if you saw the episode of I can’t remember if it was a wolf hybrid or a husky type of breed. It was handler aggressive on the walk and Cesar had his shirt torn because Read more [...]
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Christopher McIntyre wrote to tell me: “I have visited Cesar Millan’s Dog Psychology Center three times…” I have visited the dog psychology center three times. Not because my dogs needed help, but rather to adopt Popeye (the one eyed pitbull). Most of the dogs in his pack are either up for adoption (rescue dogs) or client’s dogs. Regarding the chain link fence: No, the dogs are not separated from each other. Some dogs are separated when a client’s unstable dog comes for rehabilitation. Read more [...]
