MY WIENER DOG BIT SOMEONE'S WEENIE | Cesar Solves the Case | Limited Series

Rescuing a dog is one of most unselfish and fulfilling things a pet parent can do. Giving pets their forever home by rescuing a dog doesn’t just come with its love, but also it could come with its past. However, there is a difference between stories and realities. Dogs live in the moment and don’t dwell on their past. Cesar shows how Pet Parents can sometimes hold onto their past that affects their own future.
In this episode of "Cesar Solves The Case", Kendall Long joins us at Cesar Millan’s ranch as she is having trouble with her rescue saved from a kill shelter in Korea, Pistachio. We applaud Kendall for her choice and thank Bunnies & Buddies for having a mission to help save dogs from kill shelters.
Kendall's issue is that to her Pistachio doesn’t like people too much. Every pet parent has experienced something like this and could lead to a feeling that their dog is aggressive. Pistachio barks at Kendall’s friends, guests, and has even bit someone’s ******. Talk about trust issues, right?
Pistachio's issues according to her continue into how her dog gets aggressive when greeting people and leads to nipping. Cesar, throughout this episode, helps Kendall understand how Pistachio can start to trust other people and not feel he has to protect her. A key lesson is that pet parents need to remember to keep giving direction, so your dog knows that you know how to protect.
Dogs detect energy. Always remember that. Dog's don't investigate your past, but they are going to assess and evaluate at that moment. They teach us that it's not always about the past, so we must learn to let go.
Watch and Find out if Cesar Can Solve the case!
Here are timestamps of what you can find in this episode:
00:44 - Meet Kendall & Pistachio!
01:50 - How To Enter A Dog Park
04:32 - Pistachio tries to leave the Dog Park and Cesar guides Kendall to take the leadership position.
07:34 - Kendall tells the story where Pistachio had a very interesting bite.
08:45 - How Pet Parents' Energy can affect their pets.
09:38 - The difference between Discipline and Punishment for dogs.
10:33 - Where Pistachio and Kendall met in their lives / Importance of Moving on.
11:28 - Importance of Trust / Independence / Stories
13:00 - Pistachio meets Rio, our Macaw.
14:35 - Cesar teaches Kendall how her friends could meet Pistachio the right way.
15:34 - How a Lack of Confidence can affect your pets.
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Trust, Respect, Love

[@AnaSzop]

Probably the 1st owner that i like - "Help train me" not to fix the dog. Yesss girl!

[@santanughosh6751]

Exactly. Wonderful thinking.

[@kBitre]

yeah, she said that but did the opposite, she was always talking and not listening. rewatch the video and I think you'll see it too

[@kurutaa]

When she said that I instantly liked the video

[@joeashbubemma]

Yet she learns NOTHING. She's 100% emotion. Let go of the past, continues for force the dog to relive his past. You people who make it a point to let EVERYONE know you 'rescued" the dog is virtue signalling vomitous.

[@toddanthony6664]

I went to college with her. She’s an awesome person.

[@RustyDodd]

"Only the Americans see discipline as punishment." Cesar, can you train America please!

[@xPumaFangx]

You should meet our Military.

[@djkaya9558]

Discipline like he explain . we have'd this with Hitler and his followers before on humans... dont you know this history ? :)

[@RustyDodd]

btw, I am American.

[@wordreet]

@A.K. Haha! I'm just reading your comment and it says A.K 47 minutes ago!

[@shadowthehedgehog182]

@@xPumaFangx tsk

[@snafflavb1199]

I watch Cesar Milan all the time and I don't even own a dog

[@karenacton3854]

Same here, it I love what he does, his techniques and how he shows such respect....I have a cat that adopted me. 😁😁

[@nilza3263]

Same

[@GabrielaVenegas85]

Same here!

[@BeautifulWorld-zx9nb]

Same here, i have no dog and no pets at all but still watch Cesar because he knows dogs psychology.

[@Tayjahbaby8371]

same here.. when i get a dog im gonna swear out im an expert.

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

Hey Pack! Tell me what you think about this case and what other types of cases that you'd like to watch. Do you think I solved the case? What would you do?

[@Nolivance]

Hi from France. Well, it seems that the girl understood so yes, i would says that you solved the case. (What a chatty beautifull girl! omg). But it's not easy to change our state of mind so she's got work to do. Cheers.

[@milenataylor2]

You definitely solved the case, I am not 100% sure the girl truly understood. The moment you said not to tell stories, her immediate response was a story. I wish her and her pack the best and hope that she starts applying those lessons, as we all should.

[@battleguy66]

Solving the problem with the owner and dogs behavior is great content and that which you did! Seeing it go through a pack friendly environment and adjusting sure teaches a lesson. I wouldve took it to a dog park 🤣

[@joaoxavier2639]

I was wondering how Pistacio would react to some one with a bad energy, him(it) being alone. A child that is afraid of dogs perhaps. Also curious to see her meeting strangers without your presence. But for a short show it was so enlightening.

[@BR-md7hm]

I loved this episode! Everyone loves Mr.Millan, i watch every episode i possibly can. I've learned so much from watching his teachings, keep up the great work

[@ChowDownDetroit]

I don’t get why some people say negative things about cesar’s techniques. I’ve been using Cesar’s way for years and it works 100% of the time

[@rebeccahicks2799]

It's because (1) most of them don't actually know much about him. They don't watch his whole shows or read his books, they just make their judgments based on snippets of what they've heard about him from the internet. (2) Sometimes they've known people who were trying to imitate him but getting it wrong.

[@MarthaGonzalez-jm3vn]

They don't want to discipline themselves.

[@carolgingell5077]

I have always watched the owner before the dog.

[@m.z.593]

Whilst some people criticising Mr Millan are certainly jealous or just repeat what they heard, and whilst some of gis advice is really good, like the fact that dog are not toys and you actually have to do stuff with them, or that most of the time the owner is (partially) to blame, there are also valid concerns against his techniques. Most of his techniques are outdated, some are just not the nicest one he could have used and some are potentially outright dangerous (there is a reason they had to put disclaimers in). This is a link to the position statements of the american veterinary society of animal behaviour avsab.org/resources/position-statements/ There are a few statements, one specifically on Mr Millan, one on dominance that are worth reading and that might give you an insight into why Mr Millan is so often criticised. If you would like me to elaborate further please just ask on what is unclear:)

[@neworleanslady5375]

Agreed!! I use it when I was training my service dog

[@monalisa5705]

This girl has a lot of anxiety and the dog senses it

[@vickiburt2676]

This young lady is also nervous in front of the camera which just intensifies her behavior. When you’re calm you don’t need to react by verbal activity. I suggest a type of mediation with no speaking progressing to quieting of the mind. But if it happens don’t verbalize, remain calm & know we all understand what it feels like to act this way. She needs not to just constantly defend her behavior if she came to adjust herself to let the dog grow outside of her overprotection; plainly we can see he’s actually quite it good little guy. Now you know she really has to if she’s ready to stop hiding behind him from feeling anxiety. And that might be a great addition, go to a counselor & hash it out but do get the right one who really helps. I thought CESAR was really great here.

[@chuckiesthis]

The dog is a dog and doesn't "sense" anything. The dog simply got trained incorrectly by her repeated behavior.

[@monalisa5705]

@@chuckiesthis dogs are more sensitive than you would think

[@chuckiesthis]

@Keyboard Warrior yes, and my dog is well behaved. I see people lose control of toy and big dogs as I walk my dog in city. My dog doesn't sense when I need her to do something or what I'm feeling. I'm training her to understand the commands I give her so she doesn't do something stupid.

[@chuckiesthis]

@Keyboard Warrior Emotional energy? Do a test for me. I want you to command your dog in so called different "emotional states" while staying still and keeping your face still as well. Stand where you area and ask it what you need it to do in a monotone voice. Emotions evoke body and audible differences. So if "emotional energy" was even a thing to an animal that isnt human then you should be able to do it with a straight face and practically a quadriplegic body. I guarantee you cannot, without food.

[@kimberlysauber5601]

I MISS SEEING CESAR!!!! The WORLD needs him especially right now. They way America is at the moment needs to see Cesar and get themselves to center more for harmony in all of Nature.

[@arijit1809]

What happened to him??

[@connykomen4237]

I heared he is preparing for his run for predicency in 2024.

[@clareshaughnessy2745]

@@connykomen4237 I’d vote for him and I’m not even American

[@JayFoxFire]

@@arijit1809 He's still around, just not doing shows right now.

[@allm51]

If some people went to therapy to work out their personal issues before picking a dog , they would make better dog mentors.

[@stelas9307]

"The faster you get to calmness, the faster the problem passes". Thank you for this wise advise.

[@elifeletastorga]

99% training the human 1% the dogs this is the perfect example of it.

[@lexaandco7546]

You can see she took in every word Cesar says! She was completely open to learning and knew that this was on her and not the dog. Awesome video as always 😍😍

[@adorable3817]

I wonder why she's so insecure

[@samyracraven4255]

Biggest fan since I was 8. I wish to meet you some day.

[@DragonSkaterrr]

you got the same name as my amstaff puppy lol

[@KA-ok2hp]

Me too!

[@sarahv1468]

Our earth is more beautiful and safe with Cesar Millan ❤️

[@LadySamurai88]

I’ve been called “a dog abuser” cause i treat my dog like a dog. I’ve been called “a dog abuser” because when my French Bulldog was a puppy i asked my neighbor to learn him how to swim cause he felt in the water and could have drowned if the same neighbor wasn’t with me and saved him in time. I’m in a electric wheelchair and would risk my life for my dog but i’m not fast enough so if he falls in the water it’s good that he can at least keep himself long enough above water for me to try to rescue him. And now he is like a Lab and loves water i can’t let him go off leash close to water cause he goes right in 😂 Yes i treat my dog like a dog but that doesn’t mean i treat him with less respect. But obviously she who called be a dog abuser when i told her i treat my dog like a dog thinks that dogs don’t deserve the same respect as we do so she treats her dogs like humans.

[@florentinomariscal7641]

Your correct in matter of fact your on the dot!

[@KillShot-ln6mn]

Lemme guess, it's white folks that said you're abusing the dog?

[@doglifehub]

@@KillShot-ln6mn wow. That's a bit racist.

[@fosterfarm7451]

This girl has such a sweet gentle vibe. Very glad that dog has such a willing and understanding owner.

[@daniello9155]

Hey Jordyn, thought the same.

[@Cin2023]

🙄 She needs to cover her a** and stop trying to flirt with Cesar. is what she needs to do. 🙄 The dog's not the problem. 🙄

[@Homynum]

A swee "gentle" vibe , or 100% anxiety. Hmmmmmmm

[@NAConen]

I’m getting “looney” girl. The type who thinks she should do something just because it FEELS right. No boundaries with herself.

[@daniello9155]

@@NAConen is it necessary to be nasty like that? Does it make you feel good about yourself?

[@amacuro]

I like how she is so open to learning and so willing to listen. If she truly manages to let go of her fear, her dog will be fine.

[@CarmencarinValenzuela]

0:14 0:14 0:14 0:14 ❤

[@gr8fuljon]

dogs feed off our energy. they give what they get. so, neurotic people, tend to have neurotic dogs. LOVE THESE VIDS CESAR!!!!

[@rebeckasvensson838]

This is the first time I heard someone on the show saying that THEY need help, not the dog. And you could really tell that she trusted Cesar, like he was guiding her on a deep level and that she needed that. I think its compassionate of him and strong of her to ask and recieve answers. Great episode!

[@feistyferret7299]

I adopted a GSD/Weimaraner mix from Romania roughly 2 years ago. He was 8 months old when I got him and had spent most of that time in a shelter without getting any socialization with other dogs or humans. It's been a struggle, but he's getting better every day. Just last weekend he met a kitten for the first time and I was kinda worried as he usually barks and pulls when he sees cats. They got along just fine though and he let the kitten climb all over him.

[@iceknowsleeps393]

my puppy is 2 months old and she lets the cat eat on her bowl of food, but the cat don't like my puppy 😪

[@vickiburt2676]

FeistyFerret great ending! Keep it up!

[@m.z.593]

For some really good tips on puppies or new older dogs check out these two free puppy ebooks www.simpawtico-training.com/learning/downloadables/

[@zarablack4504]

Omg 911 Cesar to the rescue is coming back? Even better!! Well done, Still fan! Making my day good, today i said goodbye to my aubt rott weiler, 7 yrs old🕊️💚

[@shadowthehedgehog182]

He looks hot

[@perniesweemmer51]

Harmoine Granger...aahh sorry for your loss....my rottie ruby is seven and I love her so,so much...she's very well but starting to show her age here and there...I'm grateful for her every day..she could never be around long enough for me. I feel so lucky to have her. Rotties rock!👍💌

[@zarablack4504]

@@perniesweemmer51 Thanks, rotties rot!!!

[@tracyjohnson5023]

@@perniesweemmer51 I’ve owned rotties for 30 years and they do rock! Although it’s very sad for the breed the detrimental things we Americans have done to them though.

[@perniesweemmer51]

@@tracyjohnson5023tx for reply..yeah I think they get a bad rap everywhere and really if the basics are done right they're generally fabulous. They can be real clowns...so much character ,bright and loyal. I've also had them all my life...since childhood and I'm a firm fan! 😊👍💜

[@milenataylor2]

This video was amazing. There were so many lessons Cesar touched upon. Literally everything he said could have its own separate video. I love this freaking man!!!

[@tonibauer2949]

Milena Taylor he is the GOAT dog trainer, hands down.

[@milenataylor2]

Toni Bauer haha, except he says he’s not a trainer, but I get it 😉

[@tonibauer2949]

Milena Taylor you are correct. He rehabilitates animals and trains people, as he always said. I so appreciate his holistic and positive approach to everything.

[@milenataylor2]

Toni Bauer I couldn’t agree more. I am full of these “stories” too and the way he explains it, makes so much sense!!!!

[@tonibauer2949]

Milena Taylor his videos helped me so much with a 60 pound pit lab mix who became overprotective towards other dogs when we moved from a house to an apartment building full of small, yappy, dogs straining at their leashes to “get” us. I had to work hard to get her to trust that I had things under control, that she could just ignore them and we would be fine. I got there using Cesar’s methods with a lot of repetition. Now she is 13 1/2, loved by most residents and gets along fine with her many little friends.

[@beka8123]

I liked that the girl was self aware she was the one that needed training. I could see that it helped Cesar be more bold or harsh with his assessment. For example there were sone cases in his videos where owners were absolutely delusional and Cesar had to beat around the bush implying that they are the problem.

[@kjcorder]

Like the woman with the tough sunglasses dude who worked with dogs and couldn't figure out why the woman's dog wouldn't respond to him positively

[@iamcherreymaiya]

"The faster you go to calmness, the faster it passes." Good words Cesar. I agree.

[@alexmax3502]

That was really good, I'm glad the dog brought that woman there for training, she really needed it.

[@adorable3817]

🤣 that's the perfect comment 😁✌

[@CappieRojas]

TRUE

[@sendysoleil4841]

My fav part was the mom's (or whoever that person was in relation to her) reaction to everything Cesar was saying. Felt like he was speaking all the truths of her life and it was shocking how accurate he was 😅

[@miriammaldonado7848]

Speechless! Cesar's coaching is absolutely a life learning experience.

[@WarriorWomanWaWo]

Why do I feel like Cesar could help me with my 5 year old very anxious son? (probably because Cesar would work out in 30 seconds that I am the cause of my sons anxiety lol 👀)

[@themontecristo1985]

I think kids are a lot like dogs, lol. They like to know someone has the situation under control, and if they don't feel that, they try and take the control.

[@whoahorseywhoa4685]

@Thora Friganza yes

[@WarriorWomanWaWo]

@Thora Friganza thank you so much. 🙏🏼

[@pjincho]

I know that my anxiety when I was a kid was due to me observing that my parents weren’t in control: My parents emigrated to America in the 70’s, and people have a tendency to get impatient, and talk down to Asian people. I witnessed this growing up, and my parents don’t have a strong enough control over the English language, or their own self-worth, that they just let it happen. That really fucked me up. Plus, they were anxious, and imbalanced at home. I understood that mom, and dad weren’t in control, so I felt insecure. Not sure if that helps at all, but I hope it does. Please address this situation; my problems led to misadventure as a teen, and eventually heroine, and homelessness. I’m almost 40, and just now starting my adult life.

[@pitardebbarma5230]

You're...... You have a kid. Damn the perfect ones settle down too quick,

[@jessca_87]

Great owner right here...6 months in after she rescues this baby she's seeking help b4 a bad attitude and routine sets in... Thank you Kendall Long for being a responsible, loving, and exceptionally caring human being ❣️❣️ God bless u 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Partyelmarty]

“Remember you might not always get the dog you want, but you always get the dog you need.” Absolutely beautiful and accurate statement.

[@jkennelpuppies5084]

We are a big fan of Cesar Millan, he's one of a kind dog whisperer 👋🐶🐾🐕‍🦺🐕🐩🤗🥰

[@Noor_Jacobs03]

I keep telling my mother '' Stop babying the dogs , they're not children '' . She always speaks to them and treats them that way ; a German Shepherd and a Rottweiler , my God🙄🙄

[@Noor_Jacobs03]

@Thora Friganza You're talking my kind of language, preach😏😏

[@stvcolwill]

100%

[@Noor_Jacobs03]

@@stvcolwill 👍👍

[@mistahss9612]

That can be really dangerous with those big breeds.

[@Noor_Jacobs03]

@@mistahss9612. Exactly. Then they wonder why the dogs listen to me more.

[@isabellauzategui2477]

When I walk my dog I'm always in a state of mind of: she's gonna bark at that dog coming our way, and she does. But, when my mom walks her, she's so chill! I'm always amazed by it, and Cesar is right you need to trust your dog, cause if he feels your insecure he's gonna go on defend mode.

[@m.z.593]

For working with your dog on reactivity look up LAT (Look At That) Training:)

[@tonibauer2949]

Yep. Exactly. When I moved from a house to an apartment building full of dogs with my lab pit mix, she got defensive because so many were small, spoiled, undisciplined and yappy dogs that she felt were threatening to us. I began watching and rewatching Cesar’s videos, especially those that had any relevance to my situation. I began using a shorter leash and walking calmly but quickly by dogs without giving her a chance to react. Soon she saw that I was in charge, the other dogs wouldn’t hurt us, and some were even friendly. We will be here 7 years this June; she is now 14 and loved by so many people and friends with many dogs.

[@isabellauzategui2477]

@@m.z.593 I'm starting to do this, I tell her to watch me and give her a treat. It sometimes work, I just need to get the timing right 😂

[@m.z.593]

@@isabellauzategui2477 yeah that is the hard part. I did a similar thing with our dog an ravens. When you are getting really good try waiting for her to look at you herself. I did this with our dog and its great now if she sees a raven instead of chasing it she looks at me, sometimes before I realize that she has seen a raven;)

[@RJ-nn3wj]

Letting the bird go around a pack of dogs sounds impossible 😳 Only cesar can do it , I'm shocked that hes not only a dog specialist he knows more abt other species too the way that bird was quiet near dogs was great he knows how to make the animals trust humans👌 this man's a legend!

[@RE-xv9fp]

When will some people stop seeing their dogs as human babies? Stop coddle yout dogs and stop applying "human psychology" on your dogs! Its extremely unhelpful and also very disrespectful to the dog. A dog, is a dog! A dog deserves to have a loving caring pack Leader. They don't need to nor wan't to carry Your emotional baggage! If you drown your dog in your own emotions and missperceptions, Please, Pull yourself together!

[@aquafer5435]

I didn't know there was this "Solves the Case" series, or I'd be on it... because I am watching all the old "The Dog Whisperer" series and wishing you still were doing that.... But you ARE!.... I tell people that Cesar Milan is my spiritual coach, and they laugh at me. They just never saw what you do. Don't stop.

[@kittygonzalez2827]

When I was12 years old, my parents took me to a home for some sort of adult party. I was the only child there, and was warned as we walked in to avoid their dachshund because it was “on a diet” and was grumpy. During the party, I got up from the couch to get some soda, and accidentally tripped on a step from the sunken family room up into the kitchen. Although the dachshund was being completely ignored by me, as I fell forward, the dog lunged from under their kitchen table like a rattlesnake, and bit me on my bottom lip, making a sound like HE was the one being attacked! Six hours and five stitches later, we were finally on the way back home. Now, Fifty years later the scar is barely noticeable, and anyone who didn’t know the story would never know I had a scar. I was raised around a multitude and array of various breeds of dogs, and so were my own children. The same type of attack occurred with my daughter at 8 yrs old by a cocker spaniel, when we were walking through an Open House. Evidently, the dog refused to go outside when the owners left, and the Agent had no idea the dog was in the house. My daughter tripped over a throw rug, and the cocker lunged from under a daybed and bit her on the cheek, luckily just drawing blood, quickly withdrawing back to its safe place. Luckily, no stitches were required, and of course no further action was taken. We gave the Realtor our number when asked, and the owners were very friendly and called us that evening. This was in the nineties when people weren’t quite as litigious! Today people are sued for someone stubbing their toes. We need to realize that accidents happen, and that small things happen ..live and learn. No need for ridiculous law suits! And no need to put a family pet in grave danger of being put down because of a lust of money, which, the lust, for the money is truly the root of all Evil!

I love your spirit, you are such a great human! 🖤

[@lynettebertrand9881]

I loved it. State of mind is big with dogs. But for us humans it's hard work to change it. Our worries influences their behavior. I keep telling myself this as I too struggle with confidence and it affects my dog.

[@ibrajimenez2098]

Same here . Also my dog is a corgi tooo

[@ayyjackk7609]

Her children are gonna be out of control 😂 “I try not to discipline” WHAT DO YOU MEEAAAAN

[@iv7796]

Cesar could easily be a spiritual leader 😄👍 I dont even have a dog and I learn so much from this..

[@iPaytonnn]

“a weenie.. bit a weenie? hahahaha” i love cesar lmaoo

[@lajlafetherman4329]

I love how he explain and talk about everything. So much respect and love in that voice

[@s1r3n1971]

Can you ask Cesar to do a video on what he thinks about other dog trainers when watching their videos and techniques, like Victoria from “It’s me or the dog”

[@allym7043]

My situation with my rescue is so similar to this! Watching this was so helpful. 🙂

[@harrietpeabody2118]

Cesar is a earth angel, A beautiful soul. A gift to world and the animals. God bless him and his family 🙏

[@bsand1746]

Love watching Cesar "train" humans and animals, great life philosophy!

[@paulrytima]

So many positive lessons learned in this video and almost all of them about human psychology. Love this!

[@quinto34]

My Rottweiler Dobermann mix thanks you Cesar! Got him when he was 6 month, very excited dominant Your methods are easy to copy and helps keeping peace of mind. You're a treasure Greetings from the Netherlands.

[@m.z.593]

For a new dog check out these two free ebooks www.simpawtico-training.com/learning/downloadables/ they are about puppies but a lot can be used for a dog of any age. Also about the dominance thing, that has been disproven www.diamondsintheruff.com/why-not-dominance

[@krystalyazzie2646]

You did a great job solving the case with Pistachio. You told his owner, Kendall Long not to baby talk to her dog. So, now she knows not to do that. I know through experience, with having dog's, there has to be a difference to teaching a human being to be human and dog's are to be shown direction. Dog's wait for their own owner's to do work, for living their life with us. I really enjoyed your video Cesar Millan! Yes, you did solved the case with Pistachio. Also, I would have done the same thing you showed the owner to how she should direct her dog and how to be his owner. Cool video! Keep any kind of video's coming!!😉👌☉🌊🌱🐕

[@cherylsomerfeldt8129]

In life, the faster you go to calmness, the faster it passes. -Milan

[@71ladibug]

Cesar❣️ I know you must hear it tons but you really are gifted!! You help so many people and they’re pets!!

[@davidd6171]

psychological wisdom not just for animals but for us. I learn so much from Cesar's videos. Much love Cesar!

[@TheMsparker27]

I can't even express my love for Caesar. A true angel in life. Understanding EVERY species and being able to communicate with PURE LOVE is astounding and a PRECIOUS gift he's teaching us all. Absolutely incredible human. We are blessed to have these lessons from you Caesar. Thank you a million times. Thank you!! ❤️🦜🐆🐕🐒🐄🐘🐖🐥🐯🐧🐨🐩🐿️🐺🦆🐸🐼🦁🦏🦍🦈🦑🦎🦔🦓🦊🦒

[@taghiyevakalviene448]

Thank you Cesar. This video clip is so full of important information. It helped me understand a lot. Now it’s time for me to put it in action and just DO IT.

[@nitapita8744]

Sending so much love to you for rescuing pistachio... I rescued my boy as well ... this was so helpful ... love you Ceaser ❤️

[@doctorgonzo7777]

red flag, you're virtue signalling. you should get a dog because you want a dog. not because you want to save a life or whatever you tell yourself to feel good.

[@nitapita8744]

@@doctorgonzo7777 you seem devoid of compassion and disconnected from love ... I will pray for you and those around you that have to put up with your bs... ✌️

[@robertacasagrande9180]

GRANDE Cesar!! Siempre son las personas que tienen que aprender..los perros no tienen la culpa..muchas gracias por todos los que hases ❤️

[@sweetxheart18x]

Cesar isn't just a dog psychology and behavior expert he's a little bit of a life coach as well, lol.

[@rhondavroman5191]

This is awesome.. what a nice lady and cute weenie dog.. My dachshund Cody lived to be 18.3 years old and his sister Lexie is 12. My beagle Holly is 15, my mixed terrier Bandit is 9. Ceasar has helped me for the past 20 years or more 😊 my dogs are soooo well behaved because of learning from Ceasar. I also have an Umbrella Cockatoo 6 year old Jake... I never let the dogs around the bird unless the bird is in his cage out of fear for my bird. Now I'm letting the bird out around the dogs with confidence.. its going well and we all are so happy. Its so funny how the dogs respect such a smaller creature. Jake is so confident around the dogs. It was my worry that they would attack Jake, they never tried to do that...it was all in my head, now we live in the moment and are so much happier and free ! THANK YOU CEASAR ! 💗 Special Thanks to Rio. Seeing Ceasar working with Rio around the dogs really inspired me to have more trust and confidence that I needed. I'm so grateful for you Ceasar 🙏

[@lalore6519]

Que pena que todos sus vídeos los haga en inglés. Es usted un ejemplo a seguir ,su manera de ver la vida y pasar por ella. Pero es una pena que no entienda el idioma 🤷, un saludo desde España.

[@DOGMAN-ex4is]

Hi Cesar, loved the continued teaching. This. Particular dog owner was stuck in too many stories.continue to be safe and keep up the good work.

[@alexislane3544]

Such an amazing new series, thank you for making this!!

[@suespadaccini8518]

Cesar's laugh is contagious!

[@romeosmith07]

When I tell you I tapped so fast when I saw the title

[@mammalette158]

Hehehe !😄😂

[@monicadelreal8212]

😂🤣🤦‍♀️guilty as charged. Couldn’t resist because of the title.

[@TheGoldenOtty]

❤️❤️❤️

[@MomentousDetective]

Awesome video! I actually relate to Kendalls past relationship. Moving on is so hard, but it is so necessary.

[@felipevilches7128]

Un abrazo César. Muchas gracias a tu equipo y a ti.

[@bobbobbob6641]

She is beautiful! Thanks for NOT wearing masks! Thanks for the channel!

[@cincitycindy7691]

Ok.. when you were filming everyone at the gate, in the background on the hill... Are those penguin statues randomly placed on the hillside?

[@karenacton3854]

That’s what I thought they looked like too!

[@thewisdomtradition]

Cesar is a wonderful philosopher

[@spiritualempress6691]

Aww I love him. I have CPTSD so I’m very calm with my dog but have to be very conscious of mental worry for my energy even though he doesn’t physically see that. I like the story analogy though. I’m constantly having to work on what is and not what the possibilities could be. The human mind is so hard to untrain. Animals are so much simpler.

[@maddieboucher5639]

Love this! I instantly recognized Kendall from the Bachelor.

[@s.m6605]

Wasn’t/isn’t she a taxidermist?

[@AmrothPalantir]

So... when can we start giving out dog licenses? I'm tired of people loving dogs, not learning how to read them... I got my neighborhood as my example. I walk the dogs that lives around here a lot, all them owners don't let their dogs off the leash, I do... I walk them one at the time without problem, I walk them as a pack without problems. Off leash, why can't their owners do as I do? Why are they scared and I'm not? Why do their dogs run away from them and not me? #doglicenses #neededbadly

[@Alexander-xh7zm]

She seems like a really sweet conscientious person - a rare find in someone so beautiful. Superb as always, Cesar (or should we call you St Francis 2.0?!) - much love from the UK - my Daschund, Dudley, is your biggest fan ✌🏻💚🐾

[@vtpoet5300]

Sometimes you don’t get the dog you want, nor the dog you need, you get the dog that needs you. That’s a wonderful experience.

[@ericagarcia7445]

Ive never had a role modle till I started watching cesar. I hope I meet him one day.

[@samibakkal4016]

Half of dogs owners have personnel issues & they haven't got a clue about dogs then dogs bring those issues out of them in the open.......when they meet Cesar of course!

[@RE-xv9fp]

I need to correct one thing here. All humans have personal issues. There are literelly no humans with no issues, (not normal humans anyway). Also usually the most emotional ones are who goes and gets a pet. The pet offers emotional comfort and some type of emotional support. Until the pet (usually dogs) gets drowned in their humans emotions and starts to themselves act unbalanced. Unbalanced human= unbalanced poor dog. We all are emotional beings. The trick is to not atleast use the dog as emotional support and start treating the dog with respect. Stop acting unbalanced with the dog and step up as a good leader for ones dog.

[@hellabella8295]

Cesar is totally amazing.. I teach and help people with their dogs and Cesar has the patience of a SAINT! It’s so hard teaching people to NOT put human emotions onto dogs because they don’t have the same feelings as us..

[@pogglethelesser4688]

Thank you Cesar, you have helped me train my aggressive German Shepard! God bless you!

[@nikolaiarnaudov3785]

Interesting one.

[@BonBon-es1bj]

I hope everyone is Safe

[@MrMojo13ification]

Covid is fake, wake up turn off the news!

[@francesrosesuarez6266]

Pistachio really grew on me. His owner is beautiful inside and out. Let it shine!

[@mvamedia5199]

Cesar you never cease to amaze me. Love you!!

[@DiegoPedrollo]

You're the best!

[@simonalyneenderz3247]

Dog owner for the first time, always treat their dog like an insecure, fearful, under socialized spoiled child. That is the owners fault! Rio is one gorgeous Macaw!!!

[@carolgiangreco6548]

What a lovely young woman, so open and willing to listen and learn for the sake of the dog and herself. She obviously headed for success in this life.

[@juliedawson901]

We have a Husky Akitta mix, a 3 legged cat,that still hunts, and a Peacock that spends all day in our Garden, before flying off to sleep in a huge tree at night. They all get along fine. Proving you right, once again Mr Millen, that it's all about the energy.

[@dennisrkb]

man she's projecting so much of her own insecurities on the dog..

[@alexrubio5296]

This feels like a therapy session we can all relate too

[@theonlypinky]

Cesar hit the mark..with 'everything is a story"....wow she had a lot ! her 'explanations' were endless stories. blew me away

[@jeristowell2635]

Love learning from you! Wish you were around when I had my Aussie/cattle dog.

[@princess_reaper]

Bottom line is to be calm so your dogs will reflect that calmness.

[@0oohnegative]

This is why I love and have cats. I am too anxious to be a good dog owner. My anxiety rubs off on them.

[@iratepeople455]

cats sense and respond to anxiety too

[@Shaara1]

OMG! Rescued from Korea!:))) Amazing what stories shelters make up to create drama around dogs that are hard to sell. They know people like drama more than 'just' help. Even better if a dog is visibly disabled because they can pocket the appreciation in the dogpark daily.

[@lynnrolaf7422]

Love this program!!!!

[@deanthurman4916]

Why do you think they call them a whiner dog! DUHHHH

[@humblewarrior7593]

Lol

[@jimbob7559]

weiner

[@deanthurman4916]

Jim Bob yip I didn’t check! 2 points off!

[@glengamble526]

@@deanthurman4916 there’s an ‘edit’ button ya know...

[@deanthurman4916]

@@glengamble526 where???

[@habibm19]

I think people have hard time hearing that they have "no control over their life"

[@sandraperdomo1878]

I absolutely love watching your videos. Thank you

[@orangeziggy348]

It is embedded in USA culture to treat dogs like our babies, especially cute dogs like dachshunds. If she had a large dog then it might be easier to treat it as an adult. Americans don’t have a word for “calm, cool, directive leadership energy” and it is not an idea that is spoken about except for Cesar on this show- so it is a totally new concept to learn; and also to learn how to behave like this, especially if you have an anxious personality, is a personal challenge that people don’t realize they’re signing up for when getting a dog. Cesar is the only person teaching this concept.

[@ko7302]

I have a chiweenie they need a really strong and confident leader. Dachshunds are hunters and usually have a very strong will. Doesn't help they are the cutest things ever lol

[@jilllopate4029]

I have had a Chihuahua-Maltese, a purebred Chihuahua and now I have a rescue Chiweenie. Yes, my Chiweenie is 7 pounds, 7 oz of pure lizard hunter! He is a little fearful, as his owners of 6 years turned him over to a shelter. He is mine now and I love this dog like crazy already. But he is snappy with strangers. He likes most other dogs that are calm. The barky ones he answers back. I take him to visit with my two neighbors whom he likes. Just when I think he doesn't like people very much, he surprises me by wanting to be petted by certain strangers! I don't know how to read him sometimes. Can you offer any insight?

[@o.d.d.792]

I need Caesar to analyze the controversy of Augusto the dog trainer to confirm if it's abuse or discipline I'm not a dog trainer so I don't know.

[@jamielim5059]

Greetings from Singapore 🇸🇬 I don’t own a dog! It’s good to have knowledge first 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@WillyVLD]

Such an eye opener, for me as well. Great girl as she is open to the comments that Cesar gives.