How To Properly Feed Your Dog with Cesar Millan (feat. Lizzy Capri)

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

Did you agree with my method of correcting the behavior in Lizzy's dog?

[@kaylamennie7148]

Yep... Well done

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

@James Bolivar Digriz Thank you so much for that. Warms my heart.

[@MrTachyon]

Cesar. I don’t mean to be rude, but can you please begin to say SPECIES; it’s the same word for singular and plural. There is no such thing as specie in English.

[@ndehaan13]

@@CesarMillanOfficial Loved the video! I plan to start implementing this with my 2 Dobermans tonight! Question, our second Doberman gobbles food (he is a rescue) like he never will get food again. How do I go about stopping this?

[@vikingdogmanship]

@@ndehaan13 Have you tried a slow feeder dog bowl? You can also try put a tennisball in your regular bowl so he has to push it around. Also a glass of water in the bowl will make him slow down a bit.

[@FunnyNESS]

Shes just here for youtube views. I'm here for the man. Iv even watching you since day one mi hermano!!! Perros para vida!

[@HybridAnimals369]

Omg, he is not only teaching me about dogs things, his characters enlightened me so much 😦 you are definitely my goal to be a spiritual- intelligent - humble human being 😍

[@Ana-ns7ek]

As a brown person, I grew up with the "ch" sound from my mom when I acted out; for filipina mamas it's *PSST!!!!!* I love that this is Cesar's thing. Humans and dogs are pretty similar, the work around somatic therapy and how the nervous system retains trauma is interwoven in Cesar's approach for how to deactivate dogs, it's really fascinating. Much love to you and your family, Mr. Millan!

[@Wolfietherrat]

White kids got the “ch” too.

[@TheMsparker27]

@@Wolfietherrat yeah we did 🤣 especially in church, then the look, pinch,then bathroom 😂🤣🤣🤣

[@marticiawall1569]

The sounds that also work well are eh! eh! (to stop and look at me) and ichh ichh from the back of the throat (for when a baby or dog puts something in their mouth that they shouldn't.) My Irish aunt with 6 boys made that ichh ichh sound a lot.😆

[@Galemor1]

The owner herself, avoids eye contact.. See how she keeps breaking up the contact, and looking at something else. She's so anxious, keeping her body tight, she's clearly not used to Cesar's strong and direct energy.

[@Galemor1]

@Luke yeet You did get that she's a youtuber? She makes her living because of a camera in her face..

[@BSOG3]

She's infatuated by Ceasar and I don't blame her. He's stunning and she's probably having some embarrassing bad girl thoughts about him. lol

[@anna.318]

Some people just don't like making eye contact, it makes them uncomfortable. It doesn't mean that they're not paying attention

[@dannac_8888]

Romeo MK There's a lot more body language than that going on. Plenty of tells here...

[@anna.318]

D'Anna C Like what?

[@TheTektronik]

It's the owners/guardians that needed to be trained mostly.

[@anna.318]

Because it's their fault for their dog's problems but they're unable to realize it since they don't understand dog psychology

[@jema9735]

Always

[@gabeshore1193]

so true can you imagine how she treats her boyfriend.

[@annerud9625]

Always...well 98%. I take care of animals and I think it's sad when the owner is in denial of what they are doing is increasing bad or nervous behavior.

[@paulsimona6130]

Is not the dog fault every body likes dog but no all of them understand them

[@isaakdlg1737]

This man is incredible! He breaks it down so everyone can understand.

[@Don.Ranchero]

I love Cesar Millan, he is in my top ten people I want to meet in my life. I just love how he can connect anything to being in a balanced and positive state.

[@firefly1154]

youshould add Dr.Robert Morse ND to your list of people you want to meet. he is an amazing spiritual teacher and teaches the truth about health and how to heal yourself. his energy is along the same lines as Caesar. ❤

[@arrsee6516]

Cesar.. I was a skeptic but you have just saved me a huge headache!! My recently adopted lab/mastiff started gobbling her food to the point of concern when I first got her, but over the course of 2 months she had become incredibly picky, often not eating the whole day. I've tried switching kibble, adding toppers (and doubling the amount) which worked for a short time, and just could not get her to eat. I thought I was giving too many treats but wasn't sure how to train basic obedience without it. My SO even resorted to pretending to eat her food and that worked once or twice. I tried your method of holding the bowl, getting that prolonged eye contact and putting the bowl down with my hand still on it, and she just ate her first bowl of completely plain kibble in weeks!! I cannot believe calm confidence and connection during feeding have been the missing ingredients all this time. Thank you so much

[@freelife1121]

You just describe me 😅 same here.Hope next meal gets better with his tactic

[@jayneportiaavila7267]

That is what happening to my dog now. He is too picky..

[@yyssa]

Same situation here😥hope this work

[@arrsee6516]

@@yyssa Update after a year: no more issues feeding, but what it's really about is giving the food "value". Calm confidence and connection are part of that, but if you have no structure, aka letting them free feed all day, giving table scraps/treats etc, the dog will revert to being picky. Do NOT let them train you into sweetening the deal (mixing in wet food, etc.), the behaviour will only get worse. Giving them the food for 5-15 mins while i go do something else, then taking it away if they walk away by the end of that time is how i got them to be excited about every meal now. They now understand food is a valuable, limited-time opportunity. Treats/scraps etc only available if they've finished their food. May take a few weeks, and the pup might have a few hungry nights (it won't hurt them), but totally worth it! Good luck to all new owners struggling with this!

[@jguillermooliver]

@@arrsee6516 Also like Cesar said, you have to make them gained their food, making exerceses or going for a walk to drained their energy.

[@maximilian9295]

Shes so lucky to have Ceasar help her and shes not even interacting or acting appreciative. YAA

[@maximilian9295]

@Allah is gay she is an "influencer" with over 4 million subscribers on here. U.S. Unfortunately that's not the case

[@peteandrepete528]

I don't know her personally so who am I to judge her.

[@arieltoledo2852]

Normally when they don’t interact is because they lack intelligence.

[@meghnapradhan8469]

She is too concious

[@c3aloha]

Max she’s American

[@tambalamba1920]

Dear Cesar,8 years ago when i went to get my first dog(shar pei) i knew nothing about training the dog and i stumbled upon your videos and it really helped,i had the most amazing dog in the world. Now i have another dog,and I'm still implementing your training style. Thank you very much!

[@astridayala5004]

I just loved the part when you talk about chihuahuas being spoiled and dogs and being made aggressive by their owners. I'm going to show it to every chihuahua owner I know.

[@ratbones620]

Yeah. Chihuahua owners don’t treat their dog like a dog. But like a doll. Dressing it up and carrying them everywhere. To me it’s very sad to see be because all dogs pretty much have the same instincts and desires. And for these to not be fulfilled can be disastrous as we’ve seen through Cesar.

[@Karina-Loves-Andreas]

This method works equally well with German Shepherds & Huskies, too.

[@mikefrost8775]

I have a Chihuahua lol. He's a baby 🤷 but, most others I've seen are horrible 😂 mine grew up with all pitbulls though so I think he thinks he's a big dog too

[@panchopuskas1]

@@Karina-Loves-Andreas ......and kids......exercise, discipline, affection in that order.....and no violence or punishment just correction - which is a completely different thing.....and don't expect them to do things that you won't do....

[@Karina-Loves-Andreas]

@@panchopuskas1 What do mean don't expect them to do things I wouldn't do? I expect him to do a lot of things I don't do, our motivations & interests are a bit different!!🤣🤣🤣

[@mirandarightsallrightsrese8327]

You have the patience of a saint. With people. Everyone thinks it’s with the dogs but we all see over and over how the people either don’t get it or maybe they don’t want to realize how they create the problem with the animal. It’s frustrating just watching them. Bless you Cesar. We applaud your diligence and tenacity

[@MrSnufullahfahgess]

You can tell when people aren't actually processing anything that they're being told.

[@Schmetterling_Honey]

She's a sensor, not an intuitive thinker type. She doesn't seek knowledge or understanding, she just wants the answers. The problem with that is, sure get the answers however do you KNOW WHY this is the answer? She doesn't seem care, just fix her dog. Dog isn't the problem, she is. She's not the type to grasp that.

[@MrSnufullahfahgess]

​@@Schmetterling_Honey I agree. Well said.

[@Schmetterling_Honey]

@@AM-fh7ek When I want to learn something I become laser focused in. I'm absorbing, asking questions, you can TELL that I'm intrigued & want to know more. It's very clear to see she's not. I'm not the only one who was observing her & pointed this out. Not only did you read her wrong & "everyone" on the show, you read me wrong as well.

[@Kharizmah]

@@AM-fh7ek You totally just re-translated everything they said into them thinking everyone is stupid. They did NOT say you or the lady in the video is stupid. In fact, you were the only one who used a word close to stupid (i.e. ignorant). It's like you are looking for a fight like a small dog.

[@buckeyedarren]

And that's why I could never be a teacher. No patience's.

[@razz4taz]

Agree with you. That womans body language is closed off. Animals are honest

[@michellelee9123]

Faith Smith I think it’s cold there and she got a crop top sweater so... 🤷‍♀️

[@dannac_8888]

100%

[@JWC777]

She's insecure...

[@barbaracronin4164]

Faith Smith Oh for heavens sake, she’s a kid and he is a very strong personality. Cut her some slack.

[@SuzyW0ozy]

@@barbaracronin4164 she isn’t a kid she’s around 25 years old in this video 😂

[@DOGMAN-ex4is]

Hi Cesar, yes I agreed with the way you corrected the dog’s food aggression. These are the types of activities I liked to watch and learn from, that’s why your “Dog Whisper’ show is and was so popular. You need to continue creating such content. Keep up the excellent work.

[@dianelaliberte1878]

I Really Think IT'S Because She's Super Shy!!🐕

[@wikedwhich1]

@@dianelaliberte1878 that isn't the reason though thats an outcome. The safe environment is the root of a change.

[@Troy-Echo]

@@dianelaliberte1878 This wasn't due to her being shy, it was she was not handling the fact that the dog needs to see her as the provider of food and not a threat to taking her food away. Being shy may make it more difficult to present herself as the pack leader, but that's a whole different problem to address.

[@pilatopolea6558]

He is totally a genius. How he talks and explain things it is just amazing.

[@doreenhiller2707]

Cesar is an amazing teacher. Patient and gives clear instruction and easy to understand examples, making dogs lives better. Wish he was in the UK

[@paulinegoody9497]

Thankyou Cesar, through learning your techniques and concentrating on the right energy and years of studying it..I was able to turn my once aggressive dog into a calm balanced and happy dog, we had a great relationship.

[@brianmayabella5992]

Just let the dog be a dog. God gave us this gift to learn from these things. Its a mindset that youre dog is a good dog then if he does bad. Ignore and correct immediately. A sharp call like "hey" as if you stop a burglary. That send the dog to remind him that YOU are in charge

[@eribertooooo]

This is real philosophy and poetic great job

[@apranabanana8738]

Dear Cesar, I'm from Trinidad and I have a rescue pitbull that would not eat although he's had a clean bill of health by his vets. It's like he's hungry but I didn't have the right energy in feeding him (I had walked him first before but he still didn't eat- it was a more begging him to eat energy because deep down I still felt worried and sad about what he went through) - this time I walked him first then tried the holding the bowl and keeping that lasting eye contact with him and creating a sense of gentle gratitude within my own self - and BOOM - it was a 180 and he ate every last crumb in one go! Thank you and may your lessons and spirit ring loud and clear throughout the world. ✨💗

[@jogosh2185]

It is a great dream of mine to be able to meet Cesar in person and have the immense pleasure to hear him. It would be an honor difficult to put into words. I'm so saddened when people waste other people's time and energy. I don't know the girl and I don't want to sound bitter but I'm really annoyed when I see ignorant and ungrateful attitudes. It's all about the attitude. The willingness to learn. I think the reason I admire Cesar so much is his tremendous humbleness. He is so gifted and yet so humble. Be humble and try to be educated every single day. It shows. I don't even have a dog. I never had. But I love animals more than anything. And I always trust people who love and understand animals. Cesar is a beacon of a healthy and balanced lifestyle and I deeply hope we turn our heads to the light more.

[@tiffanylockett5950]

👆🏽THIS!!!👆🏽 ...Perfect, Beautiful Comment!

[@LoukiaLemos123]

Amazing. Watching these videos as a psychologist teaches me so much about animals but about us humans as well. Thank u

[@southwestflorida2237]

Wow, have to take notes! So much great info here! U need to watch this over and over again.... why..... becuz, each time you watch it u get new information...as ur dog tilts his head looking at u watching Cesar Millan videos!

[@None-gm4yk]

I have enjoyed Cesar Milan for many years. He assisted me in the proper way to love my dogs and also I would like Cesar to meet them😀

[@arlafabella7156]

This is so good! Cesar is a great teacher, of humans and dogs.

The problem is the owner, period.

[@Mr.California]

A voice In the wildernes yess!! Seem like the owner doesn’t care about the dog , seems like Caesar cares more and has passionate for the dog ! You hear the girls just going “mm mmhmm” “yeahhh” and “hahahahah” .. like if they care they would ask questions..... or interact with the dog ...

[@Nerubiru]

when is it not the owner?🤔

[@maargenbx1454]

OMG: “You’re pretty much barking with the dog”. This is me exactly! I adopted my pit bull 2.5 years ago when he was two. He never barked at all. I’ve taken him to the dog run almost every night since I got him, then about 6 moths ago he started a habit he picked up from other dogs: he now barks at anything (and often at nothing at all) that’s happening outside the dog run when he’s inside. He totally ignores all the dogs in the run with him. He barks at people passing the run, he barks at dogs approaching the run, but if they come in he ignores them. Some nights it’s been pretty cold so there’s been very little activity in the park, but he barks more the emptier the park is! At first I didn’t mind hearing his voice and I figured who cares if he barks in the dog run, but now it bugs me, especially since he’s a pit bull and ppl might think he’s aggressive. Funny thing is he looks totally relaxed when he’s barking, as if he’s shouting in the wind, but I wish he would STFU. I don’t know how to make him stop...I get embarrassed and start berating him. It’s annoying.

[@HJ-di1bo]

Dude I got goosebumps as I read this in the middle of the night. I just imagined your dog doing all that. The scene at night and the barking of the dark empty parking lot was like a scene from Ghost whisperer. It's as if your dog is seeing something and he's barking at it and you are totally clueless of that entity.

[@RICDirector]

As one of my friends once said at an accident scene---"Check your own pulse first." Check YOUR energy first, then get engaged with your dog's energy. He needs to be engaged with you, too--his attention needs to be redirected and deflected by you to where you want and need it. Put him on a leash, and when he barks, get his attention by 'ssst' or a touch. Tell him 'no'--quietly and calmly. Or 'no bark' is what I use, so he knows that it's something specific I want him to stop, Not even in a conversational tone--a quiet, calm tone where you simply expect him to obey. Generally, they will. Reward with attention and quiet calm praise. After a fair bit of work, I use 'aht!' instead of 'no'; it gets their attention on me, where I want it, and they check in to see what's up when they hear it. When you're at the park and he starts barking, call him to you, praise him, then do some serious obedience with him. Give him a job--something to take the place of the yapping you don't want. Eventually, barking will become the signal for YOU to do YOUR job--engage with him for serious fun. Then you can work in coming to you and asking for attention instead of barking, and there you go. As for appropriate barking--I ask my dogs to 'watch'. If they feel barking is okay, they bark at whatever it is--and it has to be SOMETHING--and are praised, then told to shush and watch. If they bark inappropriately, they just get told to hush, and are expected to do so. If they don't shush....they're aware of something I'm not, and it's time to get the flashlight and go look. Patience and persistence will get you everywhere. Good luck!

[@kristenashley2755]

You have a great ability to explain things ! Everything you say makes so much sense!😀

[@solungl]

I like your videos, and surprisingly everytime its the owner that needs to be taught not the dog

[@pebbleinyoshoe532]

Lol every once in awhile you get a client that just doesn’t and won’t get it and then you feel bad for the dog

[@raidnova1474]

I’m so hip I think she was just ignoring everything he said it was just going straight through her left ear and going out the other she’s so dumb lmao

[@tiffanylockett5950]

She just doesn't CARE! She did this for attention Only. That's clear.

[@vanessajohnson4220]

one of my favorite videos of him. Uncut, lengthy lecture. i wish he had a million books or podcasts.

[@brittanyalatorre6624]

I just adore everything you do I wish I had the knowledge and the courage to travel all around the world and just love and care for all sorts of animals one of my top dreams in life LOL recently Lost my old senior dog a few weeks ago and I’ve been enjoying your videos I want to try to educate myself more to understand and just connect on a different level I’m not looking for a new member of the family just yet but I kind of just want to heal and soak in the knowledge thank you so much for making your videos and doing what you do

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

I'm so sorry for your loss. Never forget that all dogs go to heaven.

[@hippo-potamus]

You can really feel Cesar's passion. What an amazing human being.

[@gegx313]

Thanks for reminding me of the importance of the ritual of feeding Cesar!

[@wendyk806]

My dogs love picnics. After walks or play in the park, I get the towel down and they share lunch. Their favorites we can share are boiled eggs, baby carrots, and veggie potato chips dipped in yogurt, and of course, beef sticks or pieces. They like PB&J sandwiches, or Braunschweiger sandwiches too. But sometimes it's just dog food, they like it better in the park. It's great to have a little lunch when I reach the summit or peak of any hike, where we get to sit and just enjoy the view to rest before going back. We mostly do treats after we're back, but on longer hikes, that's a good snack time. People need a change of scenery too. I don't want to forget how beautiful my surroundings can be when I leave the house for walks instead of just the neighborhood walks again. I save those for the cold, dark or rainy times, or when I'm in a hurry. They go with me whenever possible. We have our great spots everywhere. Behind the shopping centers, dog park on the way or way back from shopping. Window coverings for hot days with windows down to the no escape point, run in and don't forget the dogs are waiting. Every day is an adventure with dogs.

[@tiffanylockett5950]

Nice. 🙂

[@beaveittoleaver2327]

Cesar is WAY overqualified for this particular dog/owner. Glad to see him making real money again. God bless Milan and his family and God Bless America 🇺🇸

[@jesusaleve]

LOL

[@virginiaschaefer2705]

Ceasar is being filmed, so he's helping everyone who sees this video.

[@marvinlassegue951]

I love when dogs bark.

[@Gavriel-og6jv]

10:11 She's giving a signal, omg Cesar is right! she's telling the human she's ready because she's humbling! 😮 Cesar's teachings are crucial.

[@NiaLin]

These techniques really do work for dog to human resource guarding. We don’t have that problem w/our 2 dogs. Neither couldn’t care less what we do w/their food or treats no matter how much they want them. This took a lot of work using these techniques, but it’s successful! My issue now since adopting a puppy, is dog to dog resource guarding. Not from the puppy, but my older dog, who was an only dog for 5 yrs. I’ve employed many of your techniques on the puppy, which has made her absolutely free of resource guarding. But, my 5 yr old border collie mix has been a major challenge! Luckily, she’s not aggressive; no biting, no lunging to snap, etc. I think the fact that I keep working on it is what’s kept her from going to that next level. But I still wanna reach my goal of appropriate behavior/reaction. There’s a big difference between another dog actively trying to steal your dinner & the cat casually walking 3 feet away from your fave ball. For my girl, every situation where food or prized possessions are involved is like another dog shoving their face in her bowl. There’s also a concept of sharing component that’s missing w/her that’s been impossible for me to teach. Even respecting her personal boundaries, she’s resistant. I’d love to see a video on addressing dog to dog resource guarding. Especially for difficult cases/stubborn working breeds that already have instinctual guarding habits in their DNA. I really need your help w/my border collie mix girl!

[@kaylamennie7148]

Another great vid... Really likevthe ones where you do hands on!! Well done😊

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

Thanks! More coming soon!

[@kaylamennie7148]

Can't wait

[@parriszeigler5760]

I don't have a TV and have never seen your show. A friend of mine told me I could find you on KZbin. I have a 2 year old boxer and we have been to obedience school when she was a young puppy which was very helpful, but she wasn't eating and the only time she would eat would be if my husband or I fed her or we were eating. But, I never made the connection! This totally worked and she loves that we stand with her while she eats, she seems so much happier! Thank you!

[@MAC-cx9mp]

Not about this video. I just watched an old dog wisperer today with Fluffy in Las Vegas, i have never ever seen a dog who didn't want to walk like that, then such a quick turnaround how you got her to walk by being so patient was incredible.

[@beatrijsdegroote2895]

This is so interesting. I Am reading your books and watching your video's because l will have a dog around christmas and l am learning so much. l am very grateful. Thank you

[@honesttraitorbear3527]

Cesar would an amazing actor bc he captures emotions so well! Also, I agree this lady seems BORED when I would be riveted to what he's saying and enjoying and engaging in the conversation. Hard to watch her give minium as Cesar carries the conversation.

[@belindabell2]

pink hair means..”I could care less what you told me just tell me how to stop it in 5 minutes..”

[@cfygmrv5017]

HI Cesar, thank you for sharing all information about dogs I am a dog lover when I was young thou I dont own one now, maybe in future. Good and kind of you to share the information.

[@ants_tl]

I would really to see the outcome from Lizzy with what Cesar has taught her.. 😃

[@ak1133m]

Yaa

[@charlesicay]

yeam.. mhhmm .. yeah!

[@tseringdorjee690]

I don't have dog but I like watching Cesar show very much. Specailly the emotional ones.

[@Peaceful4627]

That's exactly how I trained my German Shepherd when it comes to feeding time I started teaching her that at 2 months of age and of course being a German shepherd with her intelligence she picked it up very fast and it works now she is 7 years old and has total respect around food

[@Peaceful4627]

@JM G I wish, I have read 2 of his books ,seen all dog whisper and interviews

[@Peaceful4627]

@S Anderson dog and all animals can understand energy and body language. Also animals will react to any language theat is used to rained them.

[@violet04nunya98]

Cesar has an obvious gift of reading the energy of dogs and humans. Actually all living beings. And he has mastered his way of communicating what he wants to teach us to know about what he has learned in his life experiences. I’m very impressed and I respect Cesar even more now than I did years ago and I enjoyed watching The Dog Whisperer. He is doing what he was inspired to do and I’m inspired by him. We all have a special gift. And it’s up to us to use our gifts in a way that helps not just ourselves, but others as well.

[@stareeagle]

Watching Cesar dog whisper is always amazing to watch and reminds me how to be with our dogs (and other dogs). Love Lorenzo the llama. I would love to meet all his animals someday! Thank you for sharing this video, Cesar!

[@susanadiasjohnson457]

BEAUTIFUL, SOULFUL, SPIRITUALLY POWERFUL LESSON IN A GORGEOUS SANCTUARY. THANKS SO MUCH.

[@daveferranda9379]

Its so clear here how different generations are able to interact and hold themselves. You can tell immediately that she has a short attention span and hasnt really developed real world communication. Ill hazard a guess and say she is trained by instant gratification from social media. Shows through her dog too.

[@MorethanwordswithB]

Judgemental much? ADHD is a real brain difference that affects attention. Ignorance would assume hers is from something she did wrong.

[@ThatSoto]

Her body language says it all. She's holding herself and literally gripping her shirt as well.

[@sofia7374]

100%. It’s clear she has very little in-person connections with people that doesn’t involve “content” and her interaction with Cesar is awkward. She is using this for her own content and not really for the actual knowledge and help only Cesar can offer. Such a wasted opportunity.

[@yvesmudenge8661]

I wish i can visit u Cesar!! i like this

[@leonafischer2521]

Thanks for the video Cesar. Its been fun being able to watch you more. This was a great video for me because it reinforce the importance of a good feeding ritual.

[@Deathpony9000]

I love these videos of yours where they are largely un-edited and you're working with people and their companions. Thank you, Cesar!

[@jsanders2610]

Looking good as always Cesar 😍

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

You make me smile :)

[@jsanders2610]

@@CesarMillanOfficial Cesar I've been trying to convince my boyfriend to let me get a dog but he won't go for it. What is the best breed that would be naturally calm but still the outdoorsy type good with going hunting and fishing.

[@bonniebates9400]

@@jsanders2610 I vote for rescuing a Lab or Lab Mix.

[@bonniebates9400]

They can be desctructive - exercise, exercise, exercise.

[@MajinGouki]

Cesar 's logic is unbeatable ,he's a real chaman and philosopher ,thank you

[@dianegiovanniello3948]

Thank you for sharing how to feed your dog. Yes I agree with your method 👍

[@miayim5480]

Interesting the way Cesar teaching train dog which reminding me about my job how to caring children. The energy talk, the behavior how to reflect on other behavior, learn a lot from video in many ways thank you

[@Dearmylove_i]

That point about the chihuahuas is so on it and delivered in a way that had me laughing out loud. “Next time I’m gonna kill everybody!” 😂😂

[@58Galtha]

Chi's are a terrier breed. The overly confident "big dog" attitude is typical for all terrier breeds. Not just Chi's.

[@MariaHernandez-bz2oe]

Thank you Cesar, you are truly a gift from God to all of us. So happy you immigrated from Mexico, proof we need more good people with profound intelligence, grace, and education. Thanks for teaching me Dog Language 101, I'm adding it to my resume, I'm bilingual, Spanish/English, and now Dog Language. Muchas Gracias por tu educacion de perros y animales. My life has improved, dealing with my 7 month puppy. Forever grateful to your teachings.

[@valeriedakota2289]

Cesar comes through again!

[@patriciaflood5219]

You are totally my hero, Cesar! I’ve pretty much followed your teachings since you first began. My 3 dogs never jumped on anyone and were very well behaved. I had an Italian Greyhound, a Big Boston Terrier and a small miniature Poodle that I rescued. I never liked the breed as they were snappy and yappy. Not this one! So grateful to be rescued that she was the Best Dog ever! I guess they’re different with the right owner, verdad? They are all long gone now and I have difficulty walking with Nueropathy and don’t have a back yard so I’m waiting till I move from Georgia to Florida where my only family is from. My son, his wife and two grandchildren. Then I’ll get a pit bull I hope. I had my son’s dog for 2 years and when he finally took him back I rescued another. So nice but had separation anxiety. I’ve never had to deal with that ! Anyway he was taken from my backyard . He was too nice and would go with anybody! So I’m just biding my time till I move near my son and get me a new dog. I have no yard here. Anyway Cesar I just wanted to tell you that I went through the same situation you did with my husband of almost 30 years wanting a divorce. I’ve been grieving for 10 years and have wasted all that time in my life. I’m glad you found someone to share your life with. It’s probably too late for me but I’ll be ok. My best wishes to you and yours !!

[@pcharm3711]

Thank You Cesar 🤩

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

Thank you for watching!

[@zerksari]

This is one of his best. And he's unique already. So what do I mean, if normal episodes average 9.5 this is a solid 9.8. Never seen anyone else coming close in my opinion to 9.2.

[@kinesis4868]

Love this. Makes so much sense

[@RocknRolla0772]

You are my Inspiration Cesar. I am a huge fan of you and your work. Iam very proud of you how you live your life. It shows that everybody is able to get up again and go on, better as before. You came with nothing without family or anything and see today. You and my father have a history that's similar, that's why I look up to you and can't watch and read enough. You don't know that you saved my life. Thank you, bless you. Roman from Germany

[@someperson2500]

Appreciated the in-depth lesson! 🙏

[@sathvikkappala8742]

Cesar teaches the best lessons ever! Not to the dogs but to the humans..

[@anna.318]

People are overanalyzing and assuming things about Lizzy way too much. It's ridiculous, she just seemed a little nervous and closed off to me

[@rx7tool]

Yea, Mhmm.

[@Karina-Loves-Andreas]

Cesar is 100% spot on with this!!

[@Johnny5sWorld]

*Cesar talks* Lizzy: “Yeah…” *Cesar breathes* Lizzy: “Yeah…” Lizzy: “Yeah…” Lizzy: “Yeah…” Lizzy: “Yeah…” Episode is over: “Yeah…”

[@funneimomph]

This is the most interesting client ever hahahaha

[@mrsyvetta2181]

That means she doesn’t care what he is saying, I do the same thing when I don’t care what someone is telling me.

[@13GabrielAngel]

​@@mrsyvetta2181 not necessarily, normaly people can do it when they are a little nerveus too. Remember that she have a lot of cameras and people looking at her in that moment

[@astroboy0087]

😅😂😂😂

[@artisticagi]

@@13GabrielAngel she’s a KZbinr so she should be used to it. It’s weird also as a KZbinr she has no personality. Nothing interesting to add to the conversation. 🤨

[@dianebroughton3633]

I love watching your videos!!!! I just love it, you give me so much information and I don't even own dog or pet. The knowledge that you share is so powerful I know God is working and breathing through you. I can listen and talk with you all day.

[@PursuitOfHappynezz]

I've never even owned a dog, but I have always followed you and your work Cesar. Thanks for caring so much about our four-legged friends. (Side bar: When I "tsssh" at my girlfriends 3 cats and send them a sonic wave to get off the kitchen table, they just stare at me until I growl. Go figure. LOLL)

[@evet8101]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bcfriardoyle7697]

Ugh. Cats on a kitchen table. I’m with ya

[@TheMsparker27]

Sonic wave 😂🤣👏

[@joannelucille]

Cesar, you are a genius! I'm learning more life skills from you than I have from my parents. Thank you 😊

[@sarahsandoval2354]

My pit bull learned this way also at 2 months and only 3 months later, she's gotten so accustomed to sitting, making eye contact with you even after you put the food down and waiting until I say "break". it only took her a week or two to learn that :)

[@sunshinereggae2781]

Thank you Cesar for all the lessons you are such a great teacher for humans to understand dogs better 👍💯🍀🙏🏻👌

[@danielmartart]

Love your videos Cesar, i have put them into practice since the first time i saw witch was many years ago, and have work wonders and people even told me i have some special connection with dogs, and i try to expand this dog knowledge to everybody i can :).

[@eladrozd7759]

You are great human psychologist who understands dogs behavior and relationship with human.Greetings from Warsaw !

[@blossom_g20]

I'm really shy and anti social I can't keep eye contact for long and say mhm yea a lot but I am genuinely listening and processing everything 😅 Im just socially akward with new people.

[@diegorobayo9013]

What an amazing person Cesar is

[@fur-rolic90]

Oh my gosh! CEASAR is so amazing! Such a beautiful person! Always great videos! I enjoy watching! He has been such a inspiration to me! I have suffered with self doubt in the past! he has tought me, if you enjoy what you do it helps push through that doubt! He has inspired me to create my own Channel for the pups called Fur-rolic! I can't wait to see where this journey leads me, and my three pups!❤

[@sharonharvey9968]

YOU ARE WONDERFUL IN EVERY WAY!!! MANY THANKS!!

[@orlando5911]

Dogs don’t know Google exists 😂😂, Cesar you are the best!

[@sedonarhodes4084]

I can't believe how many people think that pack mantality is just pop culture. Either way all animals practice discipline in one way or another. I believe in you Ceasar!

[@paddy801]

Everytime she says yea, im gonna drink. Thx lizzy and cesar for the amazing drinking game. Now i can be drunk while learning how to feed my dog. =)

[@urole8284]

Cool...

[@hellsguitar929]

cool

[@advertlines]

Learning everything about life as well as dog training. Love it. ❤️

[@LaineyBug2020]

She needs a TShirt that says "Yeah, Mmmhmmm..."

[@alexandrafuentes8930]

lol

[@thailapretty5183]

I think you’re being a bully! I don’t like bullies......

[@melm8050]

Yeahhhh... Mmmmm.. lolol!

[@sallyov]

Lainey Bug, I love your comment, she was just rude, umhumm hummmm

[@thepsalms2806]

Why you hating

[@karenhaynes2359]

Just did this with my new rescue dog, wow, game changer. I need to watch more and read more

[@amapola1163]

I wish my friends with barky dogs watched your videos lol

[@maurice.graywolf713]

I learned how to feed my dog from watching your show years ago. I still ended up learning something new by watching it.

[@michaelsanto985]

I love how people never seem ready for Cesar to be real with them😂

[@lucvandecandelaere2927]

For me, I think this is the easy part . Easy to read the dog , "the dog is claiming the food because you have no authority over him, full stop". In many cases you see dogs barking or shyness or aggression , its hard to feel what is causing that... ...So Cesar I think you are a master in reading the dogs, in a way few people can ...

[@kasialebek6256]

What about a method saying that dog should wait until I let him eat. Like I put the food on the ground and my dog is waiting for my command: "you can". And then he eats.

[@midwestbambi]

yes! I always do this to my puppy to prevent food aggression in the future. hopefully this is a correct method.

[@trish8321]

I used to watch dog whisperer like 10 years ago so my memory could be a bit off. But I remember Cesar saying if you use a verbal command like "okay" or "you can" it brings excitement into the eating after going through the efforts of calming the dog down. You rather want them to approach the food in a calm state of mind. In stead of like "ready, set, go". I guess it also depends on what energy type your dog is because I've seen dogs eat this way who aren't aggressive to food so it most certainly does work with some dogs.🤷🏻‍♀️

[@OpalMist]

I did this with our beagle, otherwise she'd be wolfing it down before the bowl had even reached the ground. If she went for it before I said okay, I'd stand up with it. Food training turns beagles into geniuses.

[@animallover5626]

Haidee Gonzalez As long as the dog gets into a calm state of mind while waiting it should help. If the dog is wound up the “ok” could set them into an even more excited state.

[@midwestbambi]

animallover5626 she’s like a runner after a blank gun goes off in a race when I tell her to go. I’m guessing this is wrong. I’ll try cesar’s method then

[@umapalani2755]

Cesar you have made a lovely heaven for all these beautiful being God bless

[@austinmiller9565]

Mmmhhmmmmm Yeaaaaa Mhmmmm She don’t deserve his wisdom

[@mariepichler2758]

She is may be just a little insecure in his strong presence. Only human.

[@clairecurley1605]

That was the EXACT same thing I said to myself. She doesn’t deserve his wisdom. And to reply to @Marie Pichler, yes, she’s a baby, not capable of engaging in this moment, and I’m sorry to see Cesar having to do this with people like this just cuz she’s got a gazillion followers.

[@FippyDarkpaw]

@@clairecurley1605 How does someone like this have so many followers? A lot of bots?

[@chairninja]

@@clairecurley1605 who knows maybe when she's older this experience will help her grow 💜

[@chadwildclayfancwc5753]

@@FippyDarkpaw Bruh stfu ur just jealous bc she has almost 7m subs

[@marialingg1737]

Having our dream in starting a dog shelter in Iran one day I'm learning so much from you video's, thanks so much Cesar!

[@sircmont7108]

10:43 why was the first encounter cut?

[@albertochalico7906]

Todas las especies tienen una conección espiritual natural con su entorno y su comportamiento va de acuerdo a ello, sólo la especie humana se ha alejado de ello, para su propia desgracia y de lo que lo rodea, excelente lección de un humano que sigue conectado con la naturaleza, ¡mil bendiciones César!