How To Teach Your Dog to Ignore Food! (With Cesar Millan)

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

KZbin! Let me know what you think of this video. Be sure to like, subscribe, and share this video to a friend. Blessings

[@SnakesandDoggies]

Can you please teach me how to deal with ignorant dog owners? God bless you Cesar! OWWWWWWWOOOOOO!!!!!!!!

[@stitchinggirl]

Try this in a pet store with treats surounded them. It is so hard to make them behave. Very hard to teach them because they only go once in awhile. She is perfect at home food all around.

[@majajaspaert8661]

Love from belgium from Finn the doberman and Maja!🐾🐾🤩

[@lindapeden3572]

Wonderful ❤️🪄🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🏻

[@courtneypye3266]

Do you think you should teach a 9 week old puppy to do this aswell.?

[@journeytravelers5420]

God bless Everyone , thank you once again for lessons on being a better human for our dogs :)

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

blessings

[@DanielaPerez-yp1gb]

@@CesarMillanOfficial Blessings 🙏🙏

[@joyousracket8767]

Almost every time I see folks having trouble with their dog in public I think, ‘these folks need Cesar’. Totally awesome teaching!

[@Adelynn0o]

So much respect for the teachings and lessons Cesar brings to the world. Blessed to have all these videos to spread the word and learn more every day! Thank you Cesar! 🌟✨

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

thank you so much!

[@nasomaz]

Indeed brilliant !

[@BlazeEverson]

@@CesarMillanOfficial guys i have a massive question, im ghoing to get a dog so im wathcing this all beofrehand. So say i do this succesfully, what my dog associates food with 'nbo' and doesn't eat. I knwo food is an excerise for like moving objects but how do i make sure he srtill eats the food and is not afraid of food.

[@miskyloo887]

Forget ignoring food..I realized how much I had learned from you recently.. I have brought up my 10 rescue street dogs based on your techniques and they are a pretty good bunch.. Which I take for granted sometimes.. Last weekend we took one of our dogs to the beach for the weekend and he was off leash and a couple of local residents warned us that there were two packs of aggressive stray dogs on the beach and we shouldn't go further with our dog... Suddenly about 10 dogs ran towards us and I was so proud and happy when our dog was totally calm, ignored them and continued sniffing around , we walked right past them and they soon lost interest as they weren't getting a bad vibe from him... Mind you, my dog hasn't seen a dog outside of our bunch in one year, so quite an achievement.. Oh and later he even played with a couple of them... So thank u..

[@sagatyden]

That’s great! Even am working on this with my 4 years dog(rescued) and a recently rescued 3 and 1 week old puppy 😀

[@lynneborner5148]

YES Cesar does have "super powers". He has kindly tried to impart his wisdom to the world. That's all he can. People, the rest is up to us. He's given us the tools, the directions to use them. Just take the time to use them.

[@drbarbiedpm1]

Cesar, thank you for sharing your God-given talents with the world. Your instincts in understanding dogs is incredible. You have blessed countless lives -- humans and dogs -- through your teaching. Your infinite patience in training humans and rehabilitating dogs is awe inspiring. You have brought so much joy to humans and dogs in helping them to co-habitate and understand each other. Years ago I watched the Dog Whisperer, now I have found you on KZbin and have been watching your Cesar 911 clips. You have taught me so much about psychology -- and I hold a minor in psychology. Thank you for the important work you do and for sharing your God-given talents. You are a kind soul.

[@carshowtv4339]

for me, this person is the embodiment of the good of the positive teacher of a good father and a wonderful family man. Watching him from Republic of Moldova. God Bless every soul on this planet. I love you all🤗😘

[@kathleenmccarthy8418]

On where to touch the dog for correction, that side flank is also where the mother dog pokes her pups to correct and direct them. My already trained dogs often correct/direct new pack members in this way, in that flank area as well. All instinctual. Brilliant, Cesar! 👏🏻❤️

[@kneeyo00]

"Cesar, you have super powers." - member of the audience. Yes. Cesar's super power is a passion for knowledge on the psychological, behaviour of dogs.. And what Cesar is doing is not impossible for you. He, You and I are equal. Knowledge is where the power is. Happy Training. Happy Dogs ❤️✨🌿 Thanks for another great video Cesar! 🎶🌿✨ Ps. I think it's an even greater super power to share your knowledge. Go raíbh ma agát 🌿

[@DennisSection]

It is true. We are blessed with a human that can speak dog. 😁 Ceasar is so good with dogs.

[@Mizztree23]

I just wanted to say,I’ve been so confused with all the social media dog trainers,complicated and money hungry trainers… I have just watched a few of your short videos… you have simplified the most amazing change I’ve ever achieved in my 10month old German Shepard.. wow thank you from the bottom of our hearts… my journey has just began.. can’t wait till tomorrow (if the barking at night can also stop as she’s triggered by other dogs barking in the neighbourhood) I will try the technique of the noise and touch if she does… Much love from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🥰🙏

[@marsack7]

We love you, Cesar! I have a carsick dog. Everytime. We are only taking her in the car for walks in the woods now so maybe she would like the car. (A good idea for a video). She is the only dog in the 19 dogs i have owned in my life. I am clueless. It might be a health problem but Vets don't know what to do. We like to take our dogs everywhere we go.🥺

[@markfuller]

When you say carsick, do you mean merely vomit and not feel well (like a person)? Or, more than that (anxious? salivating? diarreah?). I can think of a couple episodes of Dog Whisperer that involved the latter. That's fear of riding in the car, not motion sickness. I can tell you the episodes if that's what it is.

[@marsack7]

@@markfuller That is what it is. Fear of riding in the car. It is really bad. We have just taken her for a ride to the trails which she LOVES. I would LOVE to see what Cesar has to say. We like to take our dogs everywhere we go and hate leaving her at home in the pen. Never had this problem before and I have had 19 dogs.

[@markfuller]

@@marsack7 The episodes I was thinking of is Dog Whisperer 3-15 (Promise, aired as 3-13). The dog fears being in the car, salivates, defecates. Also 4-8 (Olive, aired as 4-9) same thing. Both dogs are extreme examples that sound like yours. Another episode is 4-29 (Beau, aired as 4-31). This one's a little different because the owner is in a wheelchair, and needs her dog to go with her on the transport van. But, the dog has fear/symptoms like the above two dogs. So, almost the same, but not the same. 8-8 (Jagger) is a dog who gets anxious/disturbed when the car deviates from the normal route. Cesar 911, season 1, ep. 2 (Beau) might also be useful. This is a dog who won't get in the car (but, I don't think it was overwhelmed while in the car). It shows how to work on the entry into the car. (If I were you, I'd work on entering the car but not going anywhere. Make it a game, enter one side, exit the other side, praise (like you see in this episode). Work up to shut the doors, then open and invite out. Then start the engine, but don't go anywhere (turn off, invite out). Baby steps?

[@pixellpanda]

I'm so happy that I found you and I learned so much by now. I have a 3 months puppy and I am watching your videos over and over again because everytime I learn something about how should I be around him and how can I guide him. Since I found your videos, I see everything differentlly... I am more aware of my actions. I still have to learn a lot but THANK YOU for everything. You are amazing! Nero thanks you for having a more disciplined owner!! ❤️❤️

[@supawizkalifia9711]

Thank you for all you do!

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

thanks!

[@JuliaG-mp7rs]

Honor and love the way you lead, teach and provide knowledge so gently and sincerely ever so much - the humor you put in indeed is priceless! Very gratefully, can't wait to learn more.

[@susannettles9626]

First video I’ve seen that’s like a class, thank you. I foster a dog that I want to adopt but, I’ve been told “ he’ll never get along with another dog inside a house. He will protect his food, toys, you, whatever forever.” Because of that I can’t take him on the road with me to visit people. I will try this with his food and hopefully I’ll get it right. Then I’ll be able to actually adopt this wonderful old guy.

[@markfuller]

I've worked with a lot of dog aggressive dogs and it's false that they can't be rehabilitated & be more social. That notion (and the more diminutive "dog selective" terminology) comes from "modern training." I was into it for over a decade. It doesn't work for a lot of problems, it's not balanced training. When it doesn't work, enthusiasts of that style of training just dismiss it as the dog can't be trained (it would be cruel to use "outdated methods" and actually help the dog). From what I've seen it comes down to leadership, and the dog knowing *you* sort things out, not the dogs. (That's the shortcoming with "modern" training. It's very formulaic and laboratory-oriented. It does't get into leadership, your energy, the dog's energy, psychology. It's more "do this." Not "be this."). The best thing you can do is start watching Dog Whisperer (9 seasons, but if you watch the first 3-4, twice, you'll see this problem addressed many, many times. Keep notes because you'll see things that stand out to you, and you'll forget where you saw it after another couple episodes. Watching twice can be useful because things will make sense due to things you see later. You'll see things different the 2nd time around.). Cesar has a 6-volume "Mastering Leadership" series. That's useful to watch (vol 1 is "people training for dogs." vol 2 is "becoming your dog's pack leader."). Those give you a more direct introduction to how Cesar views things compared to absorbing it through episodes. The episodes will be more understandable from the start.

[@markfuller]

BTW: I don't want to mislead you or anyone that it's easy or safe. I've been bitten a few times. Dogs can be bitten. It would be best to hire a trainer. Watching the episodes would help you know what kind of trainer to hire (someone balanced, not political-correct "modern" training). Then you'd also know how to continue what they do. (I know a "modern" advocate who sends her dogs off to trainers to do the dirty work she won't do herself, while running others down for using "outdated methods." As soon as she gets them back, they go right back to not getting along. She has to keep them gated in separate rooms. "They were fine when they came back, but after awhile..." It's her. But, being anti-Cesar is better than results.). Also, there could be dogs who absolutely won't get along with another. I haven't found one yet. It's easy to dimiss any dog who doesn't get along as "this one won't." You see owners do that in the epsiodes. They were convinced it could never happen, "not with this one." I've experienced that with owners too. Sometimes they're super easy cases. Once the dog had leadership, it was over. The people were living something in their minds, and enabling the dog. Being aware of your own energy, living in the moment (without self-talk about what has happened, or will happen) makes a big difference. You see Cesar refer to that a lot in the episodes. That "energy" topic is hard for people to understand because it sounds like nutty hippy stuff. Most people think "yeah, yeah, I know what that is" and are imagining common lingo everyone's heard. But, it's very real if you can get into it. Guided mindfulness videos are a good place to start (where you develop the ability to be aware of your self-talk, inner-narration and how the present moment is without that.).

[@susannettles9626]

Thank you. I have watched Ceasar for a long time. He helped me enormously with my late pitty. But then I knew her from a puppy. This guy is already 5 and been in the shelter for 4 of those years. He was adopted and returned twice and fostered once, before me, and returned. So naturally he has other issues as well. We were working on those with good outcomes til I had to travel again. That meant returning him again. When I get back I’m hoping to pick him up and refresh those works and start on the ignore. Thanks so much for responding.

[@susannettles9626]

@@markfuller That’s me. The nutty, hippy type.

[@juliesuyu1481]

Wow! So amazing ,love the way you teach on how to ignore thr food ...God bless

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@aergia5474]

Our dog is an aspin, by binge watching your videos I teach our dog Flappy to not jump at us, stop the play bite and stop her food obsession. Hope to learn some more knowledge and apply it to our daily life! Thanks for sharing your beautiful vids!!!

[@ZP916]

Always so beautiful to see Cesar in action.

[@angelic.flowerss5843]

Absolute magician, such an inspiration.

[@galedutton184]

Great video. Thank you very much.

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

thank you for watching!

[@jeffdj1975]

Cesar’s Way is the only way!!!

[@bishop9253]

Everything he teaches is gold. Just waiting for the right time to adopt a dog and then use his methods. Thanks for the video!

[@stephaniefujiko1814]

Cesar is the best trainer

[@enricohagn]

Thanks for sharing your immensely valuable animal/dog behavior knowledge with the world, Senõr Cecar 🙏.

[@LuckyCenat]

Man cesssar you do a nice job than any one else in the planet man keep it up

[@ErnestoBoots]

It's true the dog reflects the person.. in a general sense, great video Cesar per usual!🍻

[@feiwong70]

Wow this is deep 😂! I had to rewatch it several times. Awesome!

[@lourdesvera8923]

You have always been the man/pack leader. I have learn so many things watching you. I have a favor to ask, but would like to ask in private.

[@miriammaldonado7848]

Cesar never fails! I hope this approach help owners who's dogs don't respect their kitchen table. This happened many, many years ago. My sister sow our neighbor's dog taking a package of meet my mom had put on the table, she walked away from the kitchen when this female dog ranaway with the meet, when my mom realized minutes later, she asked my sister where's the meet I left on the table? My sister said the Lady took it... Which Lady my mom asked, and my sister replied... Mrs. Hernandez's dog!

[@jeeviswim4012]

Thankyou so much. I have 2 1/2mintgs old puppy. I followed your principles and she is behaving at its best. But she constantly grabbing and chewing everything on the floor and this video is an eye opener for me. Thanks a lot Caesar milan. Love from Chennai, India

[@olarumariana7954]

Ne faci viata mai frumoasa. Multumesc ca existi

[@hrawat6683]

I'm not a dog person but so so happy that KZbin suggested this amazing person with his wonderful work to me 👌🙏

[@curleex3838]

This man has saved countless pitbulls lives, his ability with these type of breeds is such a rare gift, he is by far the best in the world at what he does and it all comes from raw experience and a genuine love for the powerful so called dangerous breeds. What an absolute legend, he has changed many people's AND governments perceptions of pitbulls by showing the world just how amazing a breed they actually are..... Ceasar, your a legend bro...✊🏻💙

[@Nunyabizness2121]

If anyone knows dogs it's this man . I enjoy his way of explaining

[@medusathecanecorso3465]

Thank you!

[@BappadityaNath]

Dog: *is aggressive * Cesar: *Shush* Dog: Understandable I shall now be calm.

[@lebogangmonareng4129]

😂😂

[@mistyn380]

Cesar is amazing 👏

[@karmaspetshop3086]

Cesar thank you so much for another great video! I have so much I wish I could talk to you about you are such a great mind! 🤗💜

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

thank you!

[@elvinaguero4651]

excellent teachings... thank you for sharing.

[@DanielaPerez-yp1gb]

Blessings 🙏😊

[@keaneu4456]

Great lesson, thanks for sharing this knowledge.

[@bethsullivan4613]

This was AWESOME ❤! Thank youz!!!

[@barbararichmond499]

This has helped me a lot to train my small dog not to bark and go crazy with other dogs while we walk. I’ve been doing it all wrong. Sometimes he understands when I shush him and not pull on the leash, and sometimes he just gos crazy. Then it’s hard to get him to stop barking and going wild.

[@nancyrubano-nord5265]

The guy in the audience is right, Ceasar. You have super power, but we can learn this and have them too.

[@OmgAuntySuzanne16]

God bless you, Cesar. I got this fool dog. Because we ‘could’ have a great active life together, but boy oh boy. We both need your training. Thank you

[@vickisavage8929]

I had, many years ago, a lab/shep mix who I could leave in the car with a sack of meat. All I had to do was tell her “That is NO,” and she wouldn’t even look at it. She knew she would be rewarded generously later. She was a SMART dog (yes, she had me under her paw 😉)

[@margitsteiner3690]

Thank you for your video Cesar! 😇😇😇 I've learned something again, and can take it with me during the day! 😇😇😇😊😊😊 Happy Thursday to you and the pack! 🤗🤗🤗😍😍😍💕💕💕🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@rogelioplaza6820]

yeh so much really enjoy ur video thanks sir....

[@emms8]

Thank you Cesar for your tips. Will def try teaching my doggie to ignore food. She gets hyper with any kind of food no matter where and no matter how full her belly is 🙄😅 Thank you again🙏🏼💚

[@sandrabentley8111]

Does she have diabetes, or high blood sugar?

[@emms8]

@@sandrabentley8111 : Hi Sandra, neither. She's just very food motivated 😅

[@ritasahdev6911]

Awesomeness

[@danonwarden7439]

This is great!

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

thanks!

[@majajaspaert8661]

We love you Cesar, greets from belgium from Finn the doberman and Maja!! Nice video like always, thanks 🤩🤩🤩🤩🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾

[@jw3964]

It’s always crazy to see someone so good at something

[@connieadams607]

We used this with our ranch dog’s. It works ! Thank you and a merry Christmas 🎄

[@yoti7298]

En la escuela de mi hijo en tercer grado leimos un articulo acerca de tu niñez y de lo que haces ahora estanos muy imprecionados con lo que haces con cada familia me have llorar de felicidas me gustaria poder ayudar a un perrito de mi hermano k es un chihuahua muy miedoso y ladra mucho pelea con los perros mas grandes de la calle me encanta tu programa

[@irawhitlock1084]

You simply can't argue with these results.

[@triciak.bowers3569]

I'm ordinarily a "cat person," though I certainly don't dislike dogs. I recently moved in with a new roommate who owns a German Shepherd mix. My roommate warned me that her dog always jumped on people when they came in, but that her dog "wouldn't bite." I've watched quite a few of your shows over the years, and I had a idea that if I followed what you said about not looking at and not touching this dog at the first meeting, as well as making it clear if necessary that I wouldn't take kindly to being jumped on by correcting this dog calmly, that we'd get along just fine. I'm happy to tell you that after meeting the dog for the first time, my roommate told me, "You're the first person she's never tried to jump on!" My thanks for equipping me to have a successful first meeting and continuing respectful relationship with my new "dog-mate." It works beautifully!

[@Epsilonsama]

Same for me. I'm not a huge Dog person but I learned how to handle Dogs from Cesar Millan. Dogs I meet jump me at first but I simply don't give them attention and only give it to them when they don't jump at me. Without fail after a while they stop jumping at me.

[@Imageyenation]

Anytime you’d like to surprise our pack that meets at Blessed Oasis in Fayetteville, NC, we’d love to see you! We have a good group of dogs, and their hoomans. Thanks for what you do! ❤️

[@omara8540]

saludos cesar mis respetos por tu conexión con los animales !! Tengo un problema con mi perro es adoptado 7-8 meses y tiene un problema de agresividad contra otros pero es Super bueno con nosotros la familia muy humilde pero hay más perros en mi vecindario y su tendencia es a pelear me gustaría ver qué puedo hacer por él no quisiera tomar una decisión adversa por favor si me puedes ayudar te lo vamos agradecer mucho ya que hemos creado una buena conexión con el es respetuoso y cariñoso 🙏🏻🤙🏻

[@wherethedarkfindslight4481]

This makes so much sense!! My dog is pretty much trained and never had any problems with training EXCEPT when it comes to food.... She ever breaks into the fridge

[@snoowwe]

People talk smack about Cesar's theories but he gets results, he's easy to follow and he does it all with respect for the dog

[@markfuller]

I was into so-called "modern (4-quadrant) training" for over a decade, before it was politically correct. I talked smack too. After a few years I realized, it's like a religion. People know it doesn't work, and make excuses for their dogs kept in seperate gated rooms while criticizing "outdated methods" (that work.). "Modern" training seemed to attract that kind of personality that needs "us vs them." It's cliquish that way, a smug satisfaction at being "pure" and lording over others, pushing others down to feel better about one's self. I always get the mental image of Aesop's fable about "the dog in the manger." Everyone I knew knew it didn't work as well as they said the "studies and research" prove it does. It was more about being correct that way, the latest "findings." It didn't matter if those findings didn't apply to all problems, all dogs, all people. It turns into a religion where the studies are like scripture. "It should work." ("Well, it doesn't." "Well, it should."). It's the proverbial "cart before the horse." As Ralph Waldo Emerson said: "A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds." It turns into that kind of emphasis on purity/consistency, not asking if it works. I knew people who would say "well, if we banned the difficult breeds, and had committee oversight of breeding choices, the resulting dogs would be more lab-grade, and the training would work fantastically." It was circular that way. Modern training theory is good in its own right. It's informative and a good way to look at things. I encourage people to learn about it. But, it's not balanced by itself. It lacks an emphasis on leadership, the dog's energy, the human's energy.

[@snoowwe]

@@markfuller my experience with training my dogs is that every dog is itself, there isn't a tried and true method. But there are methods that help you find what works best for your dog and that's where I think Cesar is brilliant at. He doesn't really treat every dog the same, but he always starts with the basics. My dogs prefer different brands of dog food for example. They aren't one dimensional beings just because they aren't as smart as humans

[@Micki06]

Great Job Cesar, you are the best dog Trainer of the world for dogs with bad behavior and to lead them on the right path. 🐶🐕🦮🐕‍🦺. Many greetings from Germany🇩🇪

[@duncanstrik8764]

We love you

[@belenwooley1650]

OMG food boundaries amazing

[@sambmendez2454]

Epic content 💪💪💪

[@gauravsahu9160]

Nice video. I've followed your channel from the beginning. It is the best. Good news that you are doing tutorials now. Please make videos on dog humping, mating and neutering. And the GOLDEN QUESTION - Is neutering necessary? Some say yes, some say no. I didn't get a satisfactory answer anywhere in internet. Thank you

[@lydia_ai]

Hi César tanks for this News vidéo🤗 would you come to France?

[@rebekahcrossman4690]

Even if I didn’t own a dog, I’d watch just to see Cesar model how humans can and should relate, respect and understand other animals - including other human beings.

[@definitelyduse]

Probably 1 of the first things one should train a dog

[@larkhughes9740]

You do have super powers !

[@venkatmallareddy9852]

Nice video sir 🐕🐩👍💐

[@Mine_kush_nightcore]

I love it

[@kaypickering7969]

Your awesome

[@johnlacroix1639]

WOW very interesting super kool ,1st class great info.,,, AAAAAAAAAAA++++++++++++ again great video I liked it a lot ,keep up the great work.

[@brendismuke8149]

Cesar does have super powers.

[@NoTengoIlusiones]

Imagine this method for a human trying to loose weight/diet 🤣. Ps- love you Cesar

[@tannerjohnson2516]

There is a South Park episode about cartmans mom calling Cesar to train her him

[@belenwooley1650]

I tried it and I learned 😂👍

[@SOCCER-HD500]

Show. 🙌🏼

[@samuelrichard7988]

Wish you could meet eleanor she’s a beautiful half German Shepard and old English sheep dog 🐶 thanks for the free classes.

[@stellawolfwichgers51]

De beste hondentrainer

[@MrPatrizio12]

Discipline is respect, trust and love

[@markfuller]

FWIW: I always think of discipline as sharing the same root word as "disciple." People think "discipline" means being mean. But, if you "disciple" (verb) someone, you're just showing them your way. Guiding them to be your follower. Discipleship. It's a way of being. Disciplining a dog is an action coming from that way of being. A master teaching a follower (in trust and love, as you said. Not frustration, impatience, punishment.).

[@MrPatrizio12]

@@markfuller i think discipline is not punishment, it is teaching for a better life together

[@SHARONSHORTOrchidsandGarden]

😊

[@thanhbinhnguyen8877]

Cesar huấn luyện Cho rất hay.

[@bilalkurdish.berlin5237]

Omg and nice

[@miss_kolissa]

I was just watching Cesar on IG😂🔥🔥

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

thank you!!

[@barnwitchgamergirl8727]

I had a pitlab mix I was gifted when he was 8weeks old by 6 mo old I could leave a hot and ready pizza in front of him and leave the room and he wouldn't touch it. I pride myself in dog training and most my style I learned from Caesar and Stilwell on animal planet

[@sheilam4964]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@rj-jl5nv]

Hey CESAR. Newbie here. Thanks for your video. If you teach your dog to ignore food, how will it know not to ignore it at home?

[@cutejapanesecatsandanimals5338]

Dogs really do convey a lot of feelings to us. You may think that you can easily identify each of their tails, voices, and gestures, but there are many points to watch such as the movement of their ears, the opening of their eyes, and the upturning of their hair. In order to understand a dog's feelings, it is important to know its personality well, and to observe its behavior and the way it moves its body.🐕🐕🐕😻😻😻😻😻😻😻

[@naomiwalden3490]

you made me laugh !

[@laurafarsi2420]

Dear Cesar, I have tried this but my dog is so obsessed with food I can't control him. I love your methods and they have been useful for helping stop barking, jumping on people, or running out the front door, but I can't seem to master this. Do you have any associates on the east coast in Rhode Island? Thank you.

[@bettiefincher5486]

LOVE( WISH I COULD FIND HIM

[@malataur]

Now if Cesar can just train my sister to walk past chocolate... 😁

[@kirstinetermansen]

My rip Send me love

[@zachsmallwood5973]

Cesar has super powers. Bruh touches a leash and immediately it's just a different dog like wtf lmaooooo

[@markfuller]

The season 2 dvd of Dog Whisperer has a bonus disk. One feature is "behind the scenes." One of the producers says that they often had to change the way they planned to tell the story because as soon as Cesar arrived, the problem was gone. They didn't have the "before" footage they needed. As a result, every crew member had been bitten at least once because they had to put themselves in risky positions to get the footage.

[@scottlandry5630]

He doesn’t have super powers. He just paid attention to how dogs are vs people. Most people treat them like people. Some dogs luckily come out ok but most haven’t the first clue. It’s embarrassing how little people know vs how many people have dogs.

[@doshamereja4576]

You are the trainer for human tooo

[@philiphudson3665]

Opportunities are like sunrise, when you wait too long, you miss them.

[@katmorgiewicz252]

But fear not, there will be another tomorrow.