How To Stop Your Dog from Jumping on People w/ Cesar Millan!

In this Dog Nation Short, I visit St. Louis and give take home dog tips for you to try with your pack!
00:22 - This Dog Attacks the Lawnmower!
03:25 - Stop Your Dog from Jumping on People
05:52 - This Dog is Obsessed with the ball
08:42 - This Dog attacks other dogs!
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[@hectorfox6484]

As a fellow Latino, his "tsss" sound is the most latin thing I've heard. My dad would do that exact same noise to us as kids lol.

[@samanthahu4803]

Haha 😂

[@paulinetapawha6609]

My bro in law does that he Samoan NZ he does the tsss that cos the family need to listen

[@imeldaportillo6709]

I know exactly what you mean! Dad would do that and we knew it was time to obey lol

[@josephw4835]

It's not the sound it's your patience and energy behind, the patience is also a control of that energy

[@hectorfox6484]

@@josephw4835 I know. It's just funny that he uses that sound.

[@NotThatBob]

What I love about Cesar is how much he loves dogs. He's basically training people not the dog. No one learns then teaches this much without caring deeply I believe.

[@lordbored2706]

Dog training is really just person training

[@Roostsandboost]

Yes this is a very keen observation as Cesar motto is “I train people, I rehabilitate dogs.”

[@miltonfriedman7349]

What I love about Cesar is how he is being sued after his pitbull killed Queen Latifah's dog and then mauled a teenager girl and he still pretends pitbulls are only dangerous if not trained correctly.

[@markfuller]

@@miltonfriedman7349 Mr. FUD doesn't tell you that all these accusations come from a lawsuit that has been dismissed due to lack of pursuit by the plantiff (who apparently sold the story to TMZ gossip media in August, and Mr. FUD is reciting as "fact."). There's a much larger (and interesting! story) here than he wants you to know. He has a preexisting hatred for Pit Bulls (and Cesar's advocacy for them), which makes him _WANT_ this gossip to be true.

[@miltonfriedman7349]

@@markfuller Thinking pitbulls, a breed of dog that killed more children last year in the U.S. than all other breeds combined are dangerous does not mean that someone 'hates" pitbulls. I think Tigers are dangerous and shouldn't live in residential neighborhoods but that doesn't mean I 'hate" them. I just don't think they should be owned by "dog psychologists" that allow them to kill other dogs and maul teenage girls like Junior did. The lawsuit has not been dismissed you are once again lying to cover up Cesar's inability to control his own dog and prevent it from permanently crippling children. No one sold the story to TMZ that's just another lie. Cesar will be settling out of court soon so that he can continue to tell people that he knows how to train dogs.....except of course for his own.

[@TheWayWeWere-rr7rs]

Better humans💖=Better planet. You are the best Cesar

[@peterdewaard1]

a, a raraaAfa

[@Cchi4321]

We've missed you Cesar!!!, we're so glad you're back to help train us on how to manage our pets

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

KZbin! THANK YOU for TWO MILLION SUBS! Thank you for joining us on our mission of Better Humans, Better Planet. Let us know what you think of this video!

[@SnakesandDoggies]

THANK YOU BROTHER THANK YOU!!!!! BIG TIME!!!!!

[@lydia_ai]

Please can you come to France 🙏🏻

[@Lucireal34]

Awesome like Always!

[@yosoynavarro]

Saludos cesar Millán ❤️

[@sevincarslan873]

Turkish subtitle!!!!!! Pleasee😓😓😓

[@jennifergarza4164]

Its like freaking magic with this guy

[@cristineconnell7803]

Nope just basic sense being used! No magic at all!

[@jennifergarza4164]

@@cristineconnell7803 thanks didnt know that

[@precisionbrown6829]

It’s actually watching the dog and you’ll learn to see it and correct it just before it goes wrong with time

[@rotfan77]

Thanks for releasing these short but helpful videos. You can find the information needed quickly without having to search around for hours. Thanks again

[@calin073]

“A tired dog is a happy dog” Cesar Millan. A tired owner an unhappy dog. -Me GSD owner.

[@BMfins]

So it’s all about the leash. All trainers use this leash.

[@ricoveletti7654]

Go,ogIe the term I posted above, it's a heIpfuI method. You don't need a leash to stop your dog from jumping up. It's more powerful when your dog CHOOSES to listen to you. Not through force or anything, but because she wants to.

[@Andrea.R.S]

Yes, that and being aware of the energy you are projecting. When walking my boxer if i have a calm expectations of him oft is what determins if hes going to be reactive to seeing another dog or not.

[@jojoblank8883]

Researching what breed of dog you own plays a major part also. Several breeds need more training and exercise compared to others. They need to have mental exercise too.

[@nic5647]

Wrong. Good trainers use LIMA (least intrusive, minimally aversive). This principle is understood by any trainer certified by IAABC or CCPDT. Proper behavior modification understands you can use positive or negative forms of reward or punishment. The technique illustrated uses positive punishment, the worst one for training and the one most likely to cause unintended consequences, like fear of strangers or people. Instead you could use a combination of positive reward and negative punishment. Break down what the dog wants--attention and play. When it exhibits undesirable behavior--jumping on you--take away what it wants--your attention (negative punishment). Do that by simply turning away. Once the dog calms down or shows a desired behavior, turn back to the dog and give it attention and play (positive reward). If you train a sit gets him play, he will start running over and sitting excitedly in no time without jumping. No leash required at all.

[@BMfins]

@@nic5647 That is awesome advice my dog likes to jump up to people as she is excited I will use your technique and see how it goes.

[@michaelkeon3215]

I was smiling the whole time. Cesar is a legend.

[@anniesimborios3751]

Absolutely indeed

[@codijo-myalaskandog122]

Michael Leon, I was smiling too. Cesar is just BLESSED with the ability of knowing & understanding DOGS. So, he gets the situation solved. 😄👍🐾❤🐾

[@michellegiampaoli40]

I have most of his books which helped my train my 2 Mini Schnauzers at basic training. His lessons has helped me to be a better dog owner & handler. Ever since then,both of them now have grown up together without any problems or arguments. Now one of them is a senior & has slowed down. My youngest one is now my favourite. She really listens to me.

[@miltonfriedman7349]

The most amazing thing about Cesar is how he can be sued for allowing his pitbull Junior to kill another dog and than maul a teenage girl and still so convincingly tell people that pitbulls are only dangerous if you don't train them right...

[@antoniomomo3839]

He is a legend of how things are not done, he uses techniques from 30 years ago

[@ProdFredo-zc2gn]

Seems like the humans need more training than the actual dogs

[@nayashams6845]

You have magic. You know exactly what the dogs thinks and reacts.

[@nerahm249]

The fact that it always about calm, assertive energy is easy to grasp. What's astounding is what KIND of calm or assertive you need to be. Every dog is different so being that you know which form of calm, assertive you need to be is exactly what makes you magical to the rest us. I'm always learning something new with every clip and episode of both dog whisperer and better human, better dog.

[@vincef7487]

I see it like martial arts. You need to learn a plethora of (calm and assertive) techniques so you are prepared for any situation that may be required. Continued OBSERVATION (your dog) and LEARNING (Cesar’s videos) helps with identifying WHAT may be required. Continued PRACTICE helps with achieving the timing that will be required for effective communication with your dog.

[@markfuller]

@@vincef7487 I think martial arts (and calm assertiveness) relates to what Cesar always emphasizes about being *in the moment* -- don't live in the past (letting it define what happens now), nor the future (anticipating things that haven't happened yet). The only thing that's *real* is *now*. Everything else is a thought; a story we tell ourselves, self-talk, the "inner narrative." It competes with, and deludes from what's real right now. He also emphasizes "breathe(!)". In zen, being in the moment depends upon giving up the moment. Likewise, you have to give up your breath to have another breath (to live). Not breathing properly is a sign of "retentiveness" (so to speak), a block of the flow which is a more authentic existence (in the now). Isn't that stuff all martial arts stuff? (BTW: In Cear 911, season 2, episode 2, Cesar suggests to one dog owner to enroll in a Karate class to develop calm assertiveness. He also mentions in passing that he himself learned Judo.).

[@forestdwellerresearch6593]

That's a good observation Nerahm. Calm\assertive definitely works well but you also need to understand the character of a specific dog you may have. I adopted my 8 year old problem Pittbull and it took me a while to figure his traumas out. Poor guy...he went through so much shit and violence but he is fine now. Calm and assertive helped but you definitely need to understand more about the dog to get them to a normal happy state of mind. I dunno about the martial arts other commenters are remarking on. Nothing wrong with that of course but it is more a way of getting the owners in a similar mindframe. Not necessary if you do things right to begin with.

[@airekblade5036]

It's the leash and the collar up high on the neck. That's the magic.

[@markfuller]

@@airekblade5036 I absolutely agree. Same as a horse. ("Control the head, control the animal."). But, it's more than that too. There's a way to use the slip lead (we see people saying it doesn't work for them. It's not magic by itself.). I think this topic is like the Indian men (blind), all describing the same elephant by touch (and describing different things -- but nobody's wrong). We know it's energy (calm assertive). Dogs do sense how we feel, and they don't relate to human emotions (that we conjure as we fill the current moment with thoughts about the past and future; depression/shame about the past, anxiety about the future. The very next moment, that dog coming, is the future. We anticipate, the dog senses it...). If a dog has pent up (frustrated) energy, it's less apt to listen to discipline. They can't hear. They're in their own bubble like we tend to be -- living in "the specious moment" (our self-talk). If you tire a dog out (really drain it) before training, a dog in a harness is much more trainable using modern 4-quadrant (positive-centric) training. If a dog respects the person. Letting the dog lead the person out the door for a walk can be a big factor. The person isn't expecting any respect. They should be walking a ferret in a harness, because they just want something to walk along that way. :) There's so many parts that can play a big role. If most are off, one thing won't typically work.

[@gmac9987]

I think someone else said it but I truly love seeing Ceasar's sons working with him. That is every father's dream!!!!

[@asun41966]

yes I think so too I just love when sons or daughters follow the parents intrests whether it be professional or not !!

[@sanjeevverma6415]

You are Spiritual guru of dogs! Can you please start training humans how to behave in society 🙏🙏

[@jojoblank8883]

This man was verbally abusive towards his wife for 16 years. He avoided his children right after they where born. Do you honestly believe Cesar should be around people?

[@saragotze8466]

@@jojoblank8883 You don't know that. You probably read that in some shady article and then accepted it as truth. Cesar is 100x the person you are. Do something better with your time instead giving him hate everyday. The fact is he is loved by millions but who are you loved by? :( - His knowledge of dogs will always be superior to yours. Stop with the jealousy.

[@Debbie_Bcool]

@@jojoblank8883 how do you know this do you know him or his family? Smearing people on KZbin makes you look bad don't do it even if you think you know something because if you don't know this man personally you really know nothing about him.

[@jojoblank8883]

@@Debbie_Bcool what part of everything being public is hard to understand. The interview with his wife was aired publicly. The local law enforcement interview was public. It's not slander or anything else. Thanks but no thanks.

[@tsarrite]

We should just say "shhh!" to humans behaving badly. =P

[@harshwardhanparkale]

I watch all these videos and I dnt even have a dog 😂❤️

[@mbrown8595]

Because he's so awesome!

[@judymelchert3966]

He is just so brave with the dogs it's impressive

[@slavojalois1639]

One day, you're a dog person! Bless you.

[@-tv-7]

I hav cats

[@kathylopez5278]

Me too

[@jessicaparker1940]

Watching Cesar is less like ‘how to train your dog’ and more like watching a magic show- he is amazing

[@2wheels4lifepowers38]

What would be magic to see him do this without a lead and collar ......

[@andreasluder8091]

Sure the dog obeys, he is almost strangled 😡

[@livinthedream4479]

@@andreasluder8091 That’s not true. watch dog shows. That’s how they lead the dog as well.

[@andreasluder8091]

@@livinthedream4479 In Europe, Cesar methods are animal cruelty and out of date. There is another way...

[@livinthedream4479]

@@andreasluder8091 Not true

[@Scott-wz4sc]

Hail Cesar 👏

[@ritakonig1891]

lol

[@marcuswoods9219]

This dude is incredible

[@cherylbanquer6514]

I have used so many of your techniques with my fog Simba! He is 83 pounds of pure love and musc if not for you I never would have been able to keep him. God bless you and thank you

[@elisemiller13]

Your Simba is as fortunate to have you as you are to have her. Well Being Cheryl Banquer

[@clucknorriz6683]

Cesar I love your technique

[@thegamplayerhd4605]

I've just tried this on my miniature schnauzer with the vaccume cleaner.... I can now vaccume in peace without a schnauzer attached to the hose!!! 💖

[@laurabyrd9903]

Love you Cesar thank you for your knowledge and your teaching. It is so helpful.

[@420yoga4pain]

You are the original and still the best Sir Cesar Millan

[@jefpalmertexas5032]

This guy is a genius!

[@stand4truth830]

I learn a lot from you and truly appreciate all the knowledge you put out. Never stop being you brotha. Respect , love ,n blessings

[@bhaskarbonala4226]

Great job sir 👌.

[@apiary1]

The problem with "hoomans" is that we treat them like babies, and assume that if we are assertive, "mean". Discomfort is where growth happens for all parties involved. I guarantee the dogs are the ones who are comfortable with disciplined training.

[@aa-ze5cz]

Cesar: "TSHH!" Audience: *APPLAUSE*

[@jojoblank8883]

How many times does he choke the dogs in this video?

[@citizen320]

@@jojoblank8883 he's not choking the dogs genius

[@jojoblank8883]

@@citizen320 you really don't know what slip leashes are used for do you? They tighten around the dogs throat and choke them. Go ahead and argue with someone who has worked around animals since I was 12.

[@kevkevgo5038]

@@jojoblank8883 Just because you had dogs since you are twelve doesnt make you an expert. Next thing is why would you comment here if you dont like Cesars methods? I cant see any dog choked here. But you seem to be the expert, show me where the dog is not getting air. Also when you are an expert aswell, where are your clips to change the behaviour of dogs? would be pleased to here from you :)

[@jojoblank8883]

@@kevkevgo5038 I've raised wild and exotics. If you don't know anything about Animal behavior you have no business being a dog trainer. There's plenty of proof that Cesar has screwed up multiple times. He clearly jerks that dog back to cause compliance. This man is not even legally licensed or trained in animal behavior. To make it worse.

[@barbaraennis1160]

Love ,respect and loyalty 💗. No talk no touch no eye contact. !!

[@ivanracine431]

Thé man the legend 👍👍👍

[@shannongal220]

This is more like how to train the human, lol. Excellent info.

[@codijo-myalaskandog122]

He keeps me SMILING but I tell ya... you REALLY had me LAUGHING... OUT LOUD!! 🐾❤🐾😆

[@parathings]

He is training the human to train the dog wrongly and doesn't even teach the human correctly how to be calm in a healthy way. He isn't a psychologist nor a real dog trainer

[@onlinepera8632]

Thanks, Works Great!

[@nonatooliveira4937]

Ok muito bem gostei Parabéns

[@drsajalsrivastava]

Thank you so much Cesar ❤

[@gmfx78]

Milan is genius.

[@Bluelightbandit]

Lawnmower needs a tune-up

[@leo96119611]

I seriously enjoy your show.

[@jpats6124]

So simple, yet so unknown. E=mc2. I love Cesar Milan.

[@bobiCrafter22]

Love watching you! You are a great Teacher! Thank you!!

[@Subzero-po8oh]

its crazy how much things improve just from your posture.

[@kathylopez5278]

Have followed Ceasar for yrs & have had no dogs. J like dogs but i'm cat person. But like all his principles i.e. "rules, boundaries, limitations & exercise, discipline & affection & all the others. And if I encounter dogs, i have a reference to draw from. Had dogs growing up. Can't beat Ceasar's philosophy on your energy & how it affects your dog's behavior.

[@audid2449]

AWE-MAZING Cesar!!!

[@michelephelps1087]

I think figuring out exactly what calm assertive energy is in order to display it is the most challenging aspect of training my dog.

[@blackwomanorangecat]

It's just being relax but letting your dog knows there are certain boundaries they cannot cross. Don't withhold love and affection.

[@sydgamer6665]

So important to train this. Worked at an Animal Hospital and lost a tooth there from a jumping dog. Also worked for a doggy training and daycare facility and can't tell you how many times coworkers and myself got busted lips from jumpers. A lot of these dogs would wait until you bend down to grab water bowls or toys and then jump up for attention before you have time to react. And yes we did try to train these jumpers not to jump but so many pet parents didn't care the dog jumps and even encouraged it so we were always starting from square one Everytime these dogs came in again. Even if you don't mind the jumping, others will, and you never know who is going to be around your jumper in the future. Seen children getting knocked over while trying to greet dogs on walks (toddlers have trouble protecting their heads while falling), the elderly getting leg wounds from the nails even when cut short (the skin gets thinner with age), and there are many other things to be had from jumping dogs (like losing teeth and busted lips...). Please, for other peoples sake, train your dog not to jump up. It will also help your dog get re-homed if something ever happens to you or your family. You can think of it as for your dog's sake as well.

[@lea801]

Good comment.👍

[@Nini03]

My dog did it also and my dads second do too. We never got hurd of it, lucky me. We put up are knee and that helped or we said very clear NO! When my first dog got older it stoped, did that happend to the dogs you worked with too or not? It's true that it's a bad habbit that jumping into people, it's so sad to read that you got hurt. I feel sad for you.

[@Nini03]

I also got very afraid of dogs in my junger years, because a dog jumped into me and I could't leave of it. Later when we got a dog, I got over it, learning that not all the dogs do that and ofcourse I got older, stronger to handle this. I'm so glad for that and now I can say I'm a dog person, not a cat person. 😄

[@sydgamer6665]

@@Nini03 The dogs did not grow out of it because their owners never tried to get them to stop so they continued into adulthood with the habit. Some of our older large dogs (talking 12 years old on 100 plus pound dog) still jumped and it's because of the owners not following through with our training when the animals got home. We could teach them all we wanted at work but as soon as those dogs got home, if they were allowed to go right back to jumping or were even encouraged to do so then it made our training useless. The only dogs that stopped jumping were ones we AND the owners trained TOGETHER. It's very important, just like with raising kids, to be teaching the same thing. If you're contradicting the trainer/teacher things are never going to work. Some dogs never start jumping and thats also because some owners know never to teach them how to jump or stop it right when the puppy first starts to do it and it never becomes a problem, hence why not all dogs jump. The ones that do though were not trained not to jump as puppies most times or were even taught to jump. Example of something I see a lot:" I trained my puppy to stand and give me hugs" now when that dog gets older it's not so fun anymore and you have now taught that dog possibly a multitude of things they would never had started to begin with. Like that hug often times morphs into the excessive jumping and throwing themselves at the owner. All of that would never have started had they not taught the dog to stand and lean on them. If you do teach them such things you need to teach them there is a time and place for it (this can be done by teaching them to get focused before and during training so they know it's time) and make the command for hugs and such not used in everyday activities so someone's not accidently saying it or gesturing it. It is possible to train dogs to jump up only on command. I too like hugging dogs when they aren't slamming into my face out of nowhere. I hope this answers your question. Ps. Thank you for the sympathy but it's ok, gives me a good way of explaining why teaching this is important. Sadly I'm not alone on this injury either, too many in the fields I have worked lose teeth to dogs. The tooth does cost a pretty penny to maintain as well and will for the rest of my life but that won't stop me from working with animals. To much joy to be had from it and I don't blame the dogs. They are just doing what they have been taught. I also wouldn't get mad at child for doing something they have been taught by thier parents that is bad, I would just try to explain why it's not good and show them a better way to express themselves. Unfortunately I can't explain that to dogs or I'm sure they would stop. They are such people pleasers and they really don't mean to harm us with their jumping, sadly the harm is just an outcome a lot of the time. I just ask that as these dogs gateway to society, the humans that take them, teach them how to behave in it.

[@Nini03]

@@sydgamer6665 thanks for answere my questions. I'm glad you like your job and I hope it helps for a lot owners.

[@robinwhite9977]

O my gosh!!! I love him!!!!!!! I watched him when he was on TV .wish he still had a program on TV

[@barbarabitela2756]

Thank you, CM. I am working with a heeler at the shelter. Very tough, these tips help. Thanks again.

[@EcuadorLive]

man, he is good

[@nursevinyl6185]

Watching this to train our goldendoodle. Thanks!

[@KarlaElaine100]

He is training us humans as much as he is training the dogs.

[@paulb9769]

Do you bark at lawn mowers?

[@lisapridmore9746]

I just love him.💕

[@thopmsonsmith3256]

Hello Lisa How are you doing?

[@orlando5911]

Sorry Cesar, that’s magic♥️

[@rohanamor4323]

Cesar is the *MAGIC*

[@juliepenney2683]

@@rohanamor4323 watching Cesar is teaching us all to use the mind to control the body - energy; it’s not magic but when u comprehend it; it is like magic 🪄

[@orlando5911]

@@juliepenney2683 👍

[@orlando5911]

@@rohanamor4323 👍

[@MR2U2B]

Cesar, you are my hero. Wonderful content!

[@marychrismahinay9490]

I really love this video and I'll definitely watch more

[@CatNip379]

I love Caesar's energy and I love his community that he has built and I love his sense of humor he's amazing I hope I found a guy like him he loves animals who loves helping people that is a great man to meet and be with have a future with my God so lucky she is!

[@peterdsouza3122]

You are doing a good job 🧐😀👍

[@tgawron2233]

I love watching Cesar train humans!

[@thopmsonsmith3256]

Hello Theresa How are you doing?

[@nancyvankessel605]

You are amazing with dogs.

[@igorkusnirik635]

surprisingly good Millan

[@densitydeep6630]

These dogs are paid actors 😂

[@alenrosas]

Cesar wont admit but he is fixing people, not the dogs.

[@Mushroom321-]

Technically both are true!, 😁🤔😃👏🏻👏🏻

[@karenborden6032]

That's generally the case when training. If the pet people don't know what to do to take charge the animals will take on that role. Cesar is a blessing and his teachings have changed the way I work with my client's pets.

[@heatfoley2]

You should try actually watching the vid. Cesar announces: “Better humans, better planet.”

[@oklahomasooner7686]

He’s admitted this almost ad nauseam

[@hsm6926]

He says it all the time that the people have to change their way. He instructs people how to act and react.

[@ambroseowakubariho2412]

Mr Cesar yo the best ❤🎉

[@paulrodriguez2544]

Amazing thank you for sharing this with us

[@Sujichan]

Ugh , wish you came to my area of Canada because my best friend's two little dogs are horrible barkers and jumpers. My bestie needs training, Cesar.

[@chatita9527]

Cesar is lovely, funny, entertaining ... and a great trainer for humans (!) and dogs! You are the best Cesar ♥️🤗

[@BeeBlueAmerica]

Vote 💙 so our next great genius has a shot 🎉

[@cora2331]

unbelievably cringe

[@ravenrainbow8022]

Thx you 🎉 you have been telling what to do

[@heididaniel1539]

Short leash no tension. Also i have one of Caesars leashes the right tool has changed everything. I am fostering a pit bull mix and helps me feel on control of walks and training.

[@patkivlahan9099]

l'll use this on my fiesty little dog. Thanks, Cesar.

[@annettepattersonlesakathat5414]

You ARE Magic!

[@manuelmarianooquitaduron5022]

Gracias César Millán sus técnicas me han ayudado a resolver algunos a taques de una manada de cinco perros eso perro son una familia varios más el último una perrita chiquita una perra grande este de eso chatos voy a investigar nombre de las razas gracias no dejaré de seguirle César Millán

[@blakskot]

Blessed Love Family ❤️💛💚

[@annasy7261]

Wow !!! I'm learning.. ❤️

[@felkerforcongress]

This man is a dog genius... hands down he has been doing this for years and understands the language of dogs.

[@anthonydaquino5425]

I completely agree. I had a plan to unlock a couple GLS this year. But im realizing a lot of “core teams” are as good as GLs. So im investing in 3-4 core teams prior to going after my next GL. Also a tactic to save zetas.

[@analizafernando7969]

your the Master sir Milan im filipino work8ng in hongkong take care of dogs your my idol 😘😍 thank you sir and take care 🙏 i got yoir cd's still watcing it for yrs

[@stefank264]

But how do you teach him without a dog leash??

[@alexlessen9590]

I would also like to know this.

[@spacecoyote55]

I would assume that mastering on leash would be crucial to that. You would probably also have to master other offleash boundaries.

[@monicasehuprt3298]

Thank God there is someone to help us all...dogs and humans.

[@thopmsonsmith3256]

Hello Monica How are you doing?

[@Jlavoice]

Well done.

[@elizabethgreer8522]

Cesar, you are the best!

[@haroon420]

This guy is like a magician!

[@snezana1232]

Amazing work Cesar👍

[@tracysmothers5968]

I luv Cesar and imma keep trying

[@markoconnor7082]

Cesar’s way works!👍

[@michellesavage2427]

Thanks for all the good you do. I have learned so much, not just about dogs... much on Energy, Wisdom, Knowledge and Concepts. God bless 🕊️💗

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

thank you!

[@parathings]

He is actually causing harm. It seems helpful in the moment but it's scientifically proven that this method of dog training causes behavior issues in time. News outlets reports that his dog killed Queen Latifahs dog and maimed an gymnist.

[@parathings]

@@CesarMillanOfficial do you choose your dog training method for the purpose of money and/or fame or because you you refuse to recognize you are wrong?

[@MIZZKIE]

@@parathings Okay, then lets see this "scientifically proven" PROOF, eh? Please show us a better, more effective way to train dogs than how Cesar (or other similar balanced trainers) does it. I/we've been asking folks like you for over 15 years now, and not a single person has been able to show us this "proof" you just loooooove to talk about. I/we've seen too many of you folks shit on dog trainers like Cesar Millan who use corrections, writing essays to virtue signal, but as soon as we ask to give us links to proof to better methods/trainers, those people suddenly stop replying to us.......because they have nothing to prove! It's so pathetic. (rolls eyes) Actions speak louder than words. The proof is in the pudding. Cesar has shown the whole world his proof. Now it's your turn. Let's keep it real, man. Doing studies in a controled lab is not the same as actual REAL LIFE dog training. All your fancy scientific terms and graphs and numbers mean nothing if it can't be applied to real life situations. You think Cesar is "abusive"? Just look at how dogs correct each other. Look at mother dogs with her puppies. Boy, you are gonna be in for a big shock. LOL

[@parathings]

@@MIZZKIE for your proof, look at military working dog, police dog, and shchutzhound are examples of not needing to use these techniques unless someone wants to cut corners for the sake of time/money or inability to learn and apply something new or just plain lazy. You should be rolling you eyes at yourself

[@dogverandatv]

Love you so much Cesar you're the best! 😘😘😘

[@megandenniston2659]

Wish you could train my dog your Amazing

[@imogen.magenta]

So good!!! And so interesting 👍💜

[@nikkitennie1919]

I love love love cesar millan what a wonderful amazing man. I would love to meet him and all the way in the UK so no chance of that. He truly is amazing plus gorgeous. I'm just a little bit of a fan lol xx

[@carmenfernandez789]

Love this dude he is the greatest dogs trainer 🙏🙏🙏

[@parathings]

He isn't really that good of a dog trainer. His methods are outdated and have been proven to cause harm

[@stephaniefujiko1814]

Best everyone trainer !!!!

[@lulusantiago4465]

your my favorite. teaching not only dogs but humans as well.

[@sallyjrgensen7117]

Cesar Millan truly is the best dog trainer in the entire World

[@danielafaber4384]

He is one of the worst

[@ieatgarbage4216]

“See it from the dog’s point of view.” Yesss 👏

[@rayleens]

Ceasor, you do have magic.

[@GospelTestimony]

We just bought three Golden Retriever puppies earlier this year, so I'm glad I came across and subscribed to Cesar's KZbin channel.

[@jenn8427]

Oh Cesar, you’re just the best!! LOVE watching you work your magic with dogs.. I mean humans! 😉

[@SnakesandDoggies]

Amen.

[@mimiadventure4951]

You are the best!

[@nraughmoobyaj8088]

WAS THIS DOG TRAINER CESAR A KING OF DOGS IN HIS PAST LIFE? HE KNOWS EXACTLY OF WHAT DOGS THINK. AMAZING! RESPECT!!

[@barbaraennis1160]

One of the BEST !!❤💯