Have you ever faced a challenge walking your dog like Sparky’s leash reactivity? What worked—or didn’t work—for you?

Cesar actually started in America as a groomer, his early life is fascinating and movie-worthy. After a humble childhood on a farm in Mexico and a successful border-jumping mission he landed in southern California without a nickle, spoke no English and was sleeping under an over-pass. He saw a help-wanted sign in a grooming store and the owners let him try two dogs who they couldn't even get near. Because of his years of being a massive animal enthusiast on the farm, his calming, fearless energy was on-point and he managed to groom the dogs, much to the delight of the ladies who well-compensated him. They kept him on for a year as he saved money, learned english and that was the beginning of "Cesar Millan: Dog Whisperer". He's always been working-class.

"He's not gonna listen..."
Lady, that's CESAR MILLAN! :)

I sincerely hope all those owners utilize what Cesar taught them! Poor doggos.It's not their fault.

I really don’t understand all those people who own dogs without trying to give their dogs a good life. A good dog life includes exercise, discipline and affection. Good food, too, obviously ;-)

I think he's the best helping groomers like this is a topper!!

One of the best shows ever. And you catapulted that young woman years into the future. Thanks Cesar ❤️🙏🏼❤️

“Heh heh, im laughing” 😅 freaking love Cesar ❤🐶

As a groomer, I would love to have Cesar for a week in our grooming salon.

Where we always go wrong in treating our dogs like a our children is not following thru. Discipline is a requirement, it brings respect. If we only give them the love, adoration, and praise- they will run through you.  It doesn't matter WHAT kind of animal it is. Dog, cat, bird,  or human.
You have to set boundaries. What Ceaser physically demonstrates is understanding that everyone interacts with everything, even unintentionally.  Your aura and your presentation set the tone.

12:47 my youngest Dane had to be weighed at the vet the other day and she didn’t want to go on the scale. They said oh we don’t have to… and I was like no she has to learn this. So I got my older Dane to do it first to show. And then I calmly got the younger one to do it until she was sitting calmly on the scale. It’s just a process and you can’t let them get away with their playful antics at that age.

I used to have a German Shepherd and Siberian husky,both of them was like the Dane, acting I’m the boss and play with you anytime, they never bite my 4 kids, and miss so much my girls Yusi and Ashley 🐾🐾

The last couple was so grateful, sparky was great.

The problem
I was having with my dog was she wouldn’t let me catch her when I was ready to leave.  Then
I discovered that she just wanted to do it herself.  So now all I have to do is tell her to
Load up and I leave the car door open and she jumps in
On her own.

These owners really need to be a part of this and see it for themselves. With Marley I saw it taking 3 people to get the medication in the ear. That's crazy! I have serious doubts as to whether or not she will be able to deal with him alone in the future. I know it's her business, but if she wants to keep doing it and enjoying it, she needs to lay down some boundaries.

Uggghhh the Dane owner made me 🤬🤬

WOW Cesar Truly is amazing. Watching Marley the frightened Aussie, I thought for sure the only way to clean her ears was with sedation. Cesar did what seemed to be the impossible, way to go 🙌👍.

I would love to meet him!

Some people shouldn’t be allowed to have dogs seriously…

Buster looks like he is blazed