Bitten by Tragedy Cesar Millan s Dog Whisperer"

Millan's 43-acre ranch, his "Dog Psychology Center," is evidence that the Mexican immigrant, who sneaked over the border and once slept under a highway overpass, has come a long way. He's a U.S. citizen now, working on his new series "Cesar Millan's Leader of the Pack," and has two teenage sons. As many as 11 million people per week tuned in to watch him working with dogs that many owners would want to give away on "Dog Whisperer."
But three years ago, his life started to fall apart: His beloved pit bull Daddy died, days later his wife of 16 years phoned to tell him she wanted a divorce, and his relationship with his two sons soured as they blamed him for the divorce. And Millan discovered his inattention to his business had left him without a cent
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[@MDCKilla]

This is why I hold Cesar in very high respect, the man has had some really tough times and he still smiles and is super cool, by far one of the friendliest people ever

[@luckyskin09]

MDCKilla he smiles now but he did try to kill himself..

[@kunalchanna6699]

Pierre Morin So what? So he did.

[@sallyolsen5415]

+Kunal Channa I can see you're a very empathetic person. :( I hope nothing like this ever happens to you, because all of these nice comments made by others will never be showered on you!!

[@kunalchanna6699]

+Sally Olsen My comment was towards Pierre, who thought him trying to kill himself was something he should hang his head in shame. He shouldn't. When you go to that depths as Ceaser, you learn your lowest. Its what you do after you hit that point, and how that experience makes you stronger. Not even sure why you're even commenting on my reply, instead of Pierre's.

[@glendaflowersrodrigues258]

Kunal Channa jean.jjeane Robertson

[@jpats6124]

This world needs more people like Cesar and his straightforward wisdom. We all lose our way at times, but Cesar was definitely pushed. How sickening that all his positive works made somebody else rich, and left him penniless. How wonderful that he is keeping going now, and I bet he would be just as effective at rehabilitating people. Live long and prosper, Cesar. There are many who love you.

[@LoveSunshine1221]

There is only one Cesar Millan -he is a living legend in my book !! Cesar is a treasure without his knowledge and help so many dogs would have had to be put away. Cesar saved those dogs . What a wonderful human being - a true friend of a dog !

[@izzyiz7640]

I'm glad he got himself together and moved on. He did an excellent job picking himself up and moving forward. Good job Caesar

[@twirpie]

" What makes you wise in life is not the successes, it's when you go down and come back." So very true. Good on him!

[@lucilaceciliaarias9642]

So, very true

[@lupehernandez624]

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[@deniseallen2591]

It is very true. I myself have been there and came back and most people do not understand that until it happens to them.

[@Tsch6373]

Good for him, he pulled thru this! I know it wasn't easy, glad you didn't give up. Blessings

[@aussiebloke559]

He is turning into a wise man, congratulations! His dog training is unmatched, his humbleness is watched and appreciated. This a true man.

[@ciggymore6687]

+Aussie Bloke whats reason people mastibate there own dog. Exactly where is the massage spot

[@JAppJohnAndrewPatrickPeters]

+ciggy more WTF are you talking about?

[@ciggymore6687]

where is the exact on a dog to massage it to make it cum to relieve in heat symptoms will somone please tell me

[@bieb2008]

+Aussie Bloke His human training is unmatched, too. He is living in a world which made him sick, and didn't understand his healing skills. Dogs are man made. Sick dogs are a result of sick people.

[@nonnidreams]

+ciggy more Cesar never teaches that. Dogs don't need to be masturbated. You are just trolling, thinking it's funny to ask this rude question.

[@imisslola321]

I wouldn't have made it, if I were him in such circumstances..................I'm so glad he is back...........

[@madelineboyer3726]

Advice

[@janetkreisman7201]

My heart breaks when I think that people betrayed Cesar, who is giving 100% of himself for what he believes, and the vultures took advantage of him because he trusted that he was being taken care of. I understand why dogs are the focus not people.

[@Mimi2Y2BYAZPHIL]

We have all been there, Cesar, glad you overcame!!

[@doloresm7396]

This is how you handle a dog that is fractious. If you don't get this, don't own a dog you would be unfit as a pack leader.

[@itsnotthesamething]

I like Cesar, and I am relieved he was not successful in his suicide attempt. I had heard about this before, but I never actually watched a video of him talking about it. I am sad he went through all that, but glad it made him stronger.

[@frankjackson7971]

+itsnotthesamething Well said Michael it would make the world a better place for all

[@neaituppi7306]

+itsnotthesamething I knew he had a divorce, but I had no idea he had tried to kill himself.

[@jdstep97]

+itsnotthesamething I'm sorry he had to go through what he did as well. But things seems to be working out. He's with a woman now who is younger and prettier, in my opinion, and I'm a woman. Before people start hating me, I know that youth is not the most important thing. I'm just saying I hope it works out well for him, and his ex -wife will regret she just left him that way. It was tacky to wait until he left town and just let him know on the telephone that she wanted a divorce. Why couldn't she sit down with him, woman to man, and have a civil conversation? I don't know everything about what happened, but I just feel that was very tacky.

[@80Kain08]

Cesar, you really inspire me ! You're an amazing man, never forget that.

[@xee1985]

Daddy was a beautiful dog :(

[@latonyaholder156]

I'm glad he controls his own show now. Its too bad that greedy ass people got rich off of his works.

[@JoeMicalizziMPC]

The irony is that if he hadn't gone through his divorce he might have continued with the original show which he didn't own. He learned a lesson the hard way but came out a better man and father. Plus it seems he's got a girlfriend that perhaps makes him happier than his ex-wife ever did.

[@Gizziiusa]

happens ALL THE TIME.

[@thepar7575]

Amen.

[@laylagolden9632]

he's really good parson with big heart,,,I feel bad for him what he been throw and how this evil people use him,, but I'm really happy he's doing well now,,,he deserve the best in life ,,we love you cesar 💖💖

[@TossneerVizsla]

layla goldenrod

[@daralawson9976]

layla golden z

[@shirleycooper5674]

Another fan here Ceasar. We love you and Daddy too. He will be missed. Im glad you are doing better. Stay strong.

[@amykoons5587]

This guy is amazing

[@nancygraham839]

I have all the respect in the world for Cesar Milan. I wish him the success that he so rightly deserves on his new show Leader of the Pack. All I can say is that he is the leader of the pack and I hope that he gets the respect he deserves. Thank you for being there for us Cesar!!!

[@Cyge240sx]

+Articade I think that's a whole separate show I believe he now has 2 shows

[@ΟυρανίαΖώτου-η8η]

Nancy Graham k

[@Greywuylf]

He's a brave man for sharing his weaknesses and personal life with everyone and for surviving through the hard times to carry on and do more good work for both the animals and for humans. As far as the footage of him disciplining the dog with his knee...dogs do more damage to each other during a dogfight than any human can do to them with their knee or a smack upside their head to get them to quit their behavior. When dogs want to be aggressive, the only thing they understand to put them in their place is the same aggressiveness a pack leader would show to them...trust me when I say he went mild on that dog. An Alpha dog would have done some serious damage to the other dog to put him in his place, even as far as killing him because he would pose a threat to the pack and the Alpha's position. It's easy to think of dogs as our friends or as furry children, but sometimes people just need to accept that some dogs are not that evolved (much like some humans) and they need to be treated and disciplined like dogs, not spoiled children.

[@ravagesoyjoy]

so, i have to conduct a criminal activity in order to have a better life? um...ok :3

[@sampfa]

While I like Cesar, the whole Alpha pack leader thing is bull, a dog should be exercised and trained but the term Alpha goes back to wolf and pack mentality and there is where the problem lies. Fact Dogs are not wolves and they do not act similarly. Fact Dogs know we are not dogs so it's silly to pretend like we are one of them by being the pack leader (when's the last time a dog greeted you like it does another dog & sniffs your butt!) Fact Packs do not exist amount unrelated domestic dogs. We should be leaders yes but pack leader no, if you want to be a true leader this should be done in a non violent way without intimidation or domination then your a good dog trainer.

[@MissLilRedRooster]

+sampfa Actually, pack dynamics do exist in domestic dogs. Watch a group of dogs living together. They correct one another, they sleep in certain places according to the top and bottom dog. There is ways a more dominant dog, and there is a bottom of the pack dog. I've owned several dogs over the years, and they always fall into similar dynamics with one another. Honestly, humans exist that way with one another. That heiracrchy of relationships exist to create structure. Whether that's bad or good is irrelevant, it simply is, and Cesar intuitively feels it and uses it to get behaviors he wants. Humans do it all the time to one another without realizing it; he just puts it to words and teaches it.

[@K9JusticeTrue]

+MissLilRedRooster It's social communication that you see. It's not pack dynamics. The jury is even out on whether dogs are even pack animals. They only form loosely structured packs when feral, around resources. Like with humans, hierarchy is fluid. Like, you are more respectful to a cop than a peer with no authority. Cesar doesn't intuitively feel it, he bases this on incorrect pack theory, about the "alpha" and having to subdue a dog. I watch my dog, and he can act totally differently with one dog to the next. It's just contextual.

[@jaegerthedane3245]

+Ravage Glez What criminal activity?

[@Cathee.M.]

I never knew he had such troubles...

[@ScarA]

***** Everyone does, it's called being alive.

[@Cathee.M.]

***** Not everyone tries to kill themselves, though.

[@ScarA]

***** Believe it or not, the majority do. Not hearing about it doesn't mean it doesn't happen.

[@Cathee.M.]

***** Which still doesn't mean it's something trivial or casual. Suicidal tendencies are a very serious problem. Your comment makes it sound as if suicide attempts were perfectly normal everyday troubles, like being late for work or forgetting to buy something.

[@ScarA]

***** Suicidal tendencies are a very serious problem and unfortunately they're also very common. The statistics themselves reveal horrifying numbers, now imagine the numbers that weren't documented and the stories that were never published throughout the entire world?. Overly publicizing this is also a challenge for the media. It could further encourage people with suicidal thoughts to go ahead and do it and it could also promote negativity which could prove to be an influential disaster in the long run. My comment here relates to the topic at hand, which is this video and Mr. Millan's thankfully previous problem.

[@paulatristan8189]

I think Caesar was so wrapped up in what he loved to do that he trusted the wrong people and didn't check up on how his finances were doing. Caesar loves what he does, helping to reform dogs and his trust in the wrong people, well.. he got taken advantage of in all the worst ways, and yes there was a dark period in Caesar's life but he made a great comeback. His new show is a success, and things are better on the home front. God Bless You Caesar, may your career take you to great heights but please stay grounded, know where your priorities stand and Watch Your Wallet. !!!!! You're gonna be OK Caesar watch.

[@titam2021]

joe smith Oh stopped it already 😒😒

[@socuegon4355]

I adopted a Chihuahua mixed with wire terrier, cutest little thing you ever saw, vicious as heck. Guess what, I applied some of Cesar's techniques and was able to get my dog under control. I tought him some of the things I saw on Cesar's TV program and my dog became a wonderful loving little dog. Everybody loves him and he is great with children. Thank you Cesar Milan. Good luck and God Bless You.

[@peetje28021970]

I'm glad he's doing ok now, he deserves it, he is a good man.

[@ciggymore6687]

+peetje28021970 please give me reason people manually mastibate there dog . Is there a particular spot this is done on the male dog ???

[@123TauruZ321]

+ciggy more You are fucking crazy.

[@ciggymore6687]

i,m only asking why wicked people mastibate there dog to me this cruel

[@123TauruZ321]

Ok, i see. Well, you ask these questions... why do you wonder about that? It's fucking sick, leave it at that.

[@whoahorseywhoa4685]

+123TauruZ321 don't feed the trolls.

[@pamsterberg3190]

Cesar's dog Daddy, the pit, was one of the most gentlest dogs I've ever seen. Junior is the same. BOTH were/are pit bulls, the most maligned of dog breeds today, no thanks to dog fighting rings and Michael Vick. I have a pit bull and he's a goofball. I would not trade him for 100 other breeds. He is gentle and loving and goofy. Yet I have no doubt he would protect us if he had to. Luckily, he's never had to. I hope he never does.

[@drummer4hire12]

Pamster Berg I volunteer at my local shelter.....99% of the Pit Bulls that come in are sweethearts, even the ones with horrible owners(like one who was caught beating 2 Golden Retrievers to death with a shovel).....I picked 3 Pits and took them home......the best, most gentle dogs I have ever owned.

[@lindat5784]

Pamster Berg there are no bully breeds, unless of course you are referring to the HUMAN BREED.

[@pamsterberg3190]

Good point Linda T!

[@pamsterberg3190]

I love my pibble! Best furbaby ever!

[@pamsterberg3190]

ALL dogs are unpredictable. Any moron knows never to leave a child alone with a dog, no matter how gentle. Sorry, but maybe that woman did something to antagonize the dog. I'm sure I don't know and maybe she did nothing. There is a way for humans to behave around a dog that is being aggressive much like a bear. I was treed as a kid one time by a K9 German shepherd that some stupid cop left to roam an open field. I didn't dare move. All ended well, thank God. Broke my curfew that night, got in trouble for that too. I'm still leery around shepherds, so I DO understand. Praying for healing for her.

[@UpRoaryus]

What?? "Too aggressive"? O.o What "animal behaviorists" were thinking that he was treating the dogs badly? Clearly they are incredibly stupid and bad at their jobs. Or high, What the hell? REALLY? Did they get their expertise from a mail order course or what? What?? Madness.

[@ronanboy9581]

There jealous that's why

[@Trovatore75]

No they didn't get their expertise from the mail... OR from some farm in Mexico. Most professionals have at-least 2 years of very intensive education before they go into behavior modification and several more years of experience before tackling the serious cases of aggression. The only difference is, they are actually qualified: so they don't need abuse to rehabilitate an aggressive dog.

[@ronanboy9581]

Trovatore75 think about it Cesar helps these dogs and all they people do is sit on there arse or they are terrains dogs

[@UpRoaryus]

Abuse? Really? THAT is what you see here? Clearly then, education, intensive or not, doesn't make actual intelligence or good sense after all.. Knowing is only half the battle even with that much schooling. Some people have the knack and don't need the knowledge to get the job done and some with all the knowledge still can't. Go figure. . Knowledge has never been he same as wisdom. You can gain all sorts of learning about the weather, with charts and vocabulary and the whole cycle of precipitation and various clouds and storm indications, but still not have the same to sense to bring an umbrella like some old fool that doesn't know what causes the water to fall from the sky, but isn't standing there soaking wet. .

[@UpRoaryus]

I think he was talking to Trovatore on that, actually ...

[@marymartins1533]

Cesar is a great man ! I love how he helps dogs ! Best wishes Cesar ! You make a difference in this world ..👍🏻

[@ericstewart3656]

It's not how hard you fall, but it's how you get back up that counts.

[@mohammaddavoudian7897]

Cesar is the KING of the dogs' world. Wish him the best.

[@giandistefano4415]

What a good guy.. i hope hes safe now

[@NickSwe]

they just loooove to show the part when he gave a kick to the dog that was biting him, making it seem like he did it with every other dog he saw, seriously, I wonder what most of those people calling him aggressive would do when a dog decides to bite them and just keep chewing their hand.

[@LittleCbHawk]

+Nick Caveman Most dogs who act like that one end up with a bullet in the head hell some only get one lunge in and are dead at least he is trying to keep the dog alive. Lesser of 2 evils death or a kick to stop the aggression....I'll take the kick.

[@willkittwk]

he was totally in the right. i had to take a bat to a stray do attacking a 9 year old girl. i know i did what was right. her dad was a drunk and said it was extreme but he would have shot hime. wtf. anyways when a big aggressive dog attacks you he's fair game and people who value a dogs life over an innocent humans saftey are demented and need psychiatric help.

[@christinetrzcinski4561]

+Claudi K a bullet?

[@willkittwk]

+Claudi K yea a lotta jokers would bust a cap in the dogs ass. once a dog bites you a person must either put it down or beat it a controlled and loving manner so it understands who's boss and that attacking a human can be grounds for being sleeped.

[@K9JusticeTrue]

+willkittwk BULLSHIT! Beat in a controlled and loving manner? WTholyF??? Dogs bite. To communicate. What makes you or anyone think that it's such a sin to defend oneself against a human?? That dog that bit Cesar for example. He PUSHED the dog and PUSHED the dog, until the dog had no other choice in her mind. That's the HUMAN'S fault. That's CESAR'S stupidity. Sorry! Dogs biting humans can be good, too. Military dogs, K9s, sport dogs...

[@untameableangel7309]

He didn't even kick it hard.....people are so pathetic

[@lolliemathieus8934]

Cesar helped me tremendously-I am 5 ft 110 lbs and have had rot ties and mastiff's all over 150 pounds to 261 and they ave all been wonderful dogs thanks to his methods.God bless you and your family Cesar and Clyde,Beulah,Lollie,Daisy,Buford Earl T. Justice ( toughest one..Boerbel fear aggressive..took FOREVER,) Stausch,Shelby,Sherman,and future dogs thank you.P.S. These were dogs over many years not all at once!

[@donnamiller7868]

Lollie Mathieus n

[@UltimateCARNUT]

Cesar was truly a genius with Dogs. People criticize him when he kicked Holly who was viciously biting him. But what people don't know is that Holly's parents wanted to put her down especially after she sent Cesar to the Hospital. What did Cesar do? He adopted her and now lives happily with him. In fact there is a video here where you see Holly attacking Cesar with dog kisses now that she belongs to him.

[@doublestrokeroll]

nonsense. just say no....lol....ok nancy reagan.. Anyone with real experience with dogs know that each one is different. Some can be verbally corrected but others need a firmer hand. If you don't the dog will own you.

[@doublestrokeroll]

***** Actually that makes sense. Dogs that fight a lot are usually NOT alphas. That's WHY they fight.....others sense their weakness and try to take advantage. The fact you show dominance over it verbally and with your actions and it responds is normal. If you watch Cesar you'd know that's what works for him in the VAST majority of cases. True alpha dogs almost never fight because every other dog KNOWS they are the alpha. Those dogs will also try to dominate you. In many cases verbal correction will simply not work. Taps like Cesar gives or use of the choke chain is an effective and proper method of training and establishing leadership. It's the way THEY behave. I always agree that the LEAST amount of discipline necessary should be used, but to say that no dogs anywhere ever need physical correction....well...that's just ignorant, and shows a complete lack of understanding of the biology of the species. And it's a reflection of the "humanization" of an animal by humans. Projecting their "emotions" on to them. It's...quite frankly...ridiculous.

[@pyjamakid3982]

the commonly used weapon by dog lovers in an arguement is the "humanization" of the dog and why "my dog is different" . typical projection just like you said. I think its fairly weak of people to use that as an attack just because they get emotional over something they dont understand. hold up..... ...... lets do some underlining of key words from above.... "attack " , "weak", now it all makes sense. these people are freakin beta's...

[@AquarielCharm]

@ultimatemxcan: I saw the video of Holly biting Cesar but can't find that video that he adopted Holly.

[@doublestrokeroll]

***** right....sure he would. It's obvious you can't think clearly about this and think it's some kind of pissing contest. And that's what non alpha's have to do...defend themselves. That WAS my point. Anyway....whatever dude......glad you control your dog without any physical correction. That's great. But not all dogs can be. They're not humans.

[@Domo01]

Ceaser has saved millions of dogs from been put to sleep and Ceaser is a Hero for what he has accomplished so far,but Haters will hate but Ceaser is better than haters as he is a natural loving human.👍😜🇨🇮

[@l.janescroggins2555]

+Ken Dom And he has done so much to un-demonize pits! BTW I've had pits for years and YOU have to in charge, or they will be! My experience is that Cesar is spot on esp in training pits!

[@jaegerthedane3245]

+L. Jane Scroggins He didn't train them, he rehabilitated them. And it wasn't just pits, it was other dog breeds too

[@robertmason7553]

+Caitlyn Adams Also if you look at the statistics, pits still kill more humans than all other dog breeds combined. No use for them and possibly the worst breed ever created. I know people dont like my takes on the breed but just look at last year and the deaths caused by pits compared to ALL other breeds. No comparison.

[@jaegerthedane3245]

+redman masonji For “attacks doing bodily harm,” most dogs are in the single digits. Some are notably higher: Boxers, 48; German Shepherds, 89; Labradors(!), 45. But pit bulls stand head and shoulders above them all with 1970 attacks. But wait, there’s also information about the percentage of the dog population some of the breeds account for, and pit bulls, at .033. Rottweiler’s are far and away the most dangerous breed, followed by Wolf hybrid, followed by Pit bull terrier, Bull mastiff, Akita, Boxer, and Chow. Labradors, German Shepherds, and Great Danes round out the top 10. But even within the top 10 there is a fast and significant drop-off. A pit bull is 10 times as likely to attack a human as a German Shepherd. A Rottweiler is 13 times as likely to attack as a Boxer. Taken on its face, the statistics show that the top few breeds are indeed much more dangerous than all other dogs, per INDIVIDUAL animal. Together, pit bulls, Rottweilers, and Wolf hybrids account for 77% of attacks

[@jaegerthedane3245]

+redman masonji that induce bodily harm. But wait, there are two big problems with these numbers. First, they don’t take into account total populations. They compare breeds against each other, but say nothing about how dangerous, statistically, a given animal is. If you’re confronted by a pit bull, what are your chances of being harmed? Or to put it another way, for an individual pit bull, what are the chances that it will bite or kill a human in its lifetime. 1 percent? A tenth of a percent? A thousandth of a percent? It seems crazy to consider banning anything without this information.

[@clowngirl582]

I LOVE Cesar Millan! and he is SO BRAVE for telling the Media he was gonna comit suicide and talking about his private life WOW Billions of Respect for Him! Everybody has a reason of living This is what he lives for GOD BLESS YOU CESAR

[@sugarbear1965]

This man has saved my dogs lives, and mine because they are my world, thank you! You have helped us

[@estherortiz4225]

I'm happy you're getting your life back together. You are a likable guy. Wish you health, success and a Happy New Year.

[@marylamb3194]

Loss of a pet can be very traumatic and the grief long lasting.

[@frankpohl8746]

How very true. After losing my best friend 3 years ago I tear up still almost every day. We will be buried together with his favorite toy.

[@mamaluvbug987]

Mary lamb - every one of my beloveds hold a place in my heart & each still share a part of my soul. I loved & cared for each one like a parent (as best I knew how at the time) bc they were my family - we shared a family bond in spirit that cannot be broken & I'm lonely without you, projecting that you'll know. My heart physically aches in my stomach, the sorrow flows thru my veins & pumps out tears that sting my eyes & sends shock waves pulsing thru my brain - when I think about what I could've done better if only I'd known then, that alone nearly drives me insane, the deepest pain that won't end. But I hold strong on faith - trying hard thru the instability, hoping my babies know & forgive my inequities, now patiently playing but will be ready n waiting at the door, knowing we'll surely embrace to love there again, then all together forevermore.

[@stephtorrelil3927]

The heartache never goes away

[@Shannybabe1000]

I saw a saying recently. It read "Someone once asked me what the hardest part of owning a dog is. I replied 'The goodbye.' " This couldn't be more true. RIP my sweet girl Mercury

[@kathleenyoung8666]

It's very distressing sadly people don't get it because it's not a human .I believe animals far exceed humans x

[@nina-mo1ys]

Cesar Millan is the most humble person in the world. God bless him

[@terredee]

"What makes you wise in life, it's not the successes, it's when you go down and come back up." - Cesar Millan It's YOU your audience wants, Cesar. I for one will follow the "Leader of the Pack" over to cesarsway.com

[@Scorpisces]

great quote ! gotta use that one

[@woowoo2097]

How can anyone not find this man, witty, strong, experienced, kind but stern and an awesome teacher to many of us who have watched his techniques and applied some to our own new or old puppy with surprising success. The world would not be a better place without his beautiful star shining over us every night! So happy he was able to pull himself up and out of his temporary dark place because the loss of this special, kind, unique, loving talented man! 💖

[@gilbodydeborah516]

I'm one of the people who don't 'find this man, witty, strong, experienced, kind but stern and an awesome teacher'. Anyone who uses shock/prong collars is not 'kind' nor 'awesome'. They're pond life.

[@melaniemorton3362]

Tremendous amount of respect for Cesar....😐👍

[@Osckarre]

Been a dog handler my whole life, trained and raised many dogs. Cesar Milan is one of the best dog handlers I've ever seen. He has the intuition he understands dogs.

[@K9JusticeTrue]

+Osckarre Yet many professional dog trainers disagree, that he's not a good trainer, nor understands dogs. At all. He uses a simplistic, outmoded version of pack theory, and intimidation and punishing techniques to suppress behavior. He has charisma, and is entertaining to watch, so people buy it. I've also trained many dogs, including my own Service dogs, and for sports. He lacks true understanding of dog behavior. Scientific understanding.

[@ChristopherBartnik]

+Justice True His methods WORK. Your accusations are hearsay and unfounded. WTF are you watching this then? Go troll another video.

[@K9JusticeTrue]

It's called having a dissenting opinion, and that's what comments are for. Not agreement only. Dork. What do you mean they work? Have you followed up with every dog? Have you seen how many he "trades" and has to keep? My "accusations" are opinions, and they're informed, based on decades of experience in dogs. But thanks.

[@lechatbotte.]

+Justice True Yep they are OPINIONS, not fact. Since you aren't there either to watch the outcomes. Training is only good if continuous. If the owner doesn't continue the training the initial work is a waste. We have NO proof you have any experience or results so you are ALL heresay.

[@K9JusticeTrue]

lechatboote They are INFORMED opinions. What is it you don't like so much? The reason that the "rehabilitation" often starts to fail is because the behavior was suppressed in the first place. Who is "we"? What results? I train protection sport, and obedience, and have my own service dogs. I attend behavioral conferences and education, and work with other trainers to grow and improve. What he does is not at all current, it's based on outmoded dominance theory. And yes, punishment "works", but there are better ways of modifying behavior than what Cesar does.

[@SeniorLassy]

Well, we all have our stories and I am glad Cesar's life has turned around. I hope he is as successful with this venture as he was with The Dog Whisperer. He helped millions with their animals, I'm sure, including me. I agree with LazuliKnight, those dogs he treated roughly would have been euthanized but he changed their behavior. I don't think we need to know the WHY and WHEREFORE of his personal life with his ex-wife, I wish him well with his new partner and his kids.

[@DavidJohnson-qs9mk]

Cesar rules! Critics don't know what they are talking about, or are just envious of his innate talent.

[@vliegendehollander55]

His ex wife was not clever, she under estimate him. He is a strong guy, because, he is saying (hidden) my dogs are my life and that was on the end saving him with a bit of luck of cause that we all need. I like they both don't talk about the divorce, that's showing respect for each other and very good for the kids. My father always told me, if people don't love or accept animals, how they can love other people..? And my father did not like a stray dog at home what i found on the street. Later he was always fighting with him who was the first in the only big chair in the house. Always my dog was winning and that was so lovely, then he let him sleep on his lap...

[@vliegendehollander55]

Probably true about that secrets. But i think all people have and for sure by a divorce.

[@bournemouthlass]

It just shows that you can't judge anyone else's life. I'm pleased to see things are working out for him and wish him all the best.

[@menendawit4860]

ive never seen him cross the line when handling dogs so i have no idea what these people are talking about.

[@devynselnes4282]

ikr people thinking that cesar bit first lol. WATCHTHETAPES FFS

[@pachecoking100]

Devyn Selnes lol

[@menendawit4860]

literally though. dogs will break his skin and he'll be like "nah its alright. he's just letting out the terrible shit ya'll taught him."

[@someonewhoknows1000]

Menen Dawit Agree 100%. On the other hand, if others say they think he did in some way, people need to realize that as bad as it might look or sound, it's always for the best interest in "that" dogs life. If he doesn't make it clear he IS LEADER of THE PACK, nothing good will ever be accomplished in that dogs life.

[@loris80]

I'm really glad he has his life back on track:)

[@ronlovell84]

These so called "Dog Behaviorist", his critics, are jealous of Cesar and what he's accomplished. A lot of them are still using a dog training manual from the 40's. Most of Cesar's techniques go against what's been accepted for decades as "standard practice" for dog trainers. Instead of using Shock Collars, Cages, Isolation, and Choke Chains to solve every problem, Cesar identifies and changes the bad behavior (triggers that enable a pets bad behavior) with the Pet owner.

[@Wolfwalker71]

oi ron what about those of us that run truly on instincts without the damn book? ( like me? ) i have been told time and again i'm amazingly talented with animals in general. but i don't get that crap from reading a book about it. if you know how to read body language then you know how to read pretty much any animal and human . its universal that way. and common sense dictates that if you can understand what a want is then iys much easier to ensure the right behavior knowing that said animal is being listened to. got a Pack that contains 3 cats and a lovely tempered pitbull female who loves her kitties as much as they love her ( oh HELL yeah do the ever!!) and it all was done without milan's help. been doing it long before i even knew of milan come to think about it..:P

[@ronlovell84]

Howlsong Halfmoon When did I claim that Ceasers method was the best or only method that there is? I claimed that he doesn't follow outdated decades old methods that rely on Pain and punishment like Shock Collars,Cages, Isolation, and Choke Chains as a training technique. Did you even read my comment?

[@Wolfwalker71]

I'm saying that anyone who believes all the lies nat geo tells about cesar needs their heads examined. my POINT was HE shouldn't even BE in the goddamn show.. or have his own. and I suppose YOU could do better? hm? FUCK YOU ALL you have NO fucking clue! and whoever happens to be here ( NOTE MY FUCKING POSTED DATE) have absolutely NO life. if they choose to respond top the comment. whoever does is a dumb fuck who needs to be killed and one less idiot in the world. there's too many of you fucktards out there. and to HELL with ME having a tv show HELL I don't even BOTHER with CABLE.. why? BECAUSE ITS A WASTE OF GODDAMN TIME! I NEVER WANTED IT AND NEVER WILL! so don't go thinking its jealousy when its just something to make me want to PUKE VIOLENTLY! I HATE media and you egotistical chest beating fucks can't get your goddamn heads out of your asses then fine! enjoy the scent of shit while you're blind guys. I happen to think I'm too good for those goddamn producers out there. and I'm not BETTER than anyone else.. just SMARTER in AVOIDING the stupid media scene! un til dumb fucks like those who commented rear their heads.. then a happy round of headroll bashing ensues. you guys can't win so. best leave alone and bugger off!

[@Wolfwalker71]

ron the BEST method.. BAR NONE is treating your dog like a child in certain ways.. ie discipline and such. no shock collars and such . MY dog doesn't have and will never need a shock collar muzzle or any kind of restraining tool of forcible nature. I KNOW how to PROPERLY raise dogs cats and other various animals. and most you folk can't even understand that they actually DO have something that we do only different. whats that you ask? LANGUAGE! Learn to speak their language and you can't go wrong. if you think this is eccentric.. then too bad.. at least I'm GUTSY enough to do it.. and yes it DOES work. but you know I'm tired of beating this shit over the heads of you unwashed smelly masses with little brains. don't bug me insolently ignorant peck!

[@ronlovell84]

Howlsong Halfmoon Okay, Howlshit Half-wit.. I don't know who your Dr. is but you might want to see him about upping your dosage, because you're clearly fucking bipolar. Which one of the voices inside your head is responsible for this noncoherent, nonsensical rambling bullshit? And from your sorry ass Ted Kaczynski like manifesto I'm betting that you've been institutionalized before. Your parents are right, you are fucking pathetic.

[@kikifire9113]

I just came across this. I had no idea. I'm so glad he is doing better now. Cesar, you do so much good for so many people and animals. Please don't ever stop. We love you!

[@bonnieoles4212]

I always loved and respected Caesar. I am so glad that his life is happy again!

[@dancingghostgirl2291]

Bonnie Oles This guy's so awesome! God bless💖

[@jeffeverett830]

He is illegal immigrant, a thief and a lier and you respect him? He has scammed the consumers for years and he knows absolutely nothing about dogs it is all a lie for the show!! The only time i will respect him is when he is deported and working in his own country where he belongs, he is a disgrace to all that know him!

[@mariortiz7971]

I Agree, wish I can have him train my dogs bit further.

[@pamspray1413]

@@jeffeverett830 --- Jeff you're so ignorant ,he has stated he is not illegal immigrant an has been here over 30 years give the guy a break, you're far from an Angel buddy, the day you walk on water is the day you can judge

[@pamspray1413]

@@jeffeverett830 --- why you so full of hatred ?smh damn no wonder you only have 4 subscribers

[@jensmith7347]

yes cesar is a brave man opening up his feeling to us, all to the world, wow.. thank you cesar i have highest respect take care peace.

[@Quonk079]

People are like, "CESAR ABUSED A DOG! OMFG!" Ok, so, he kicked a dog that was technically tearing his hand off... Now, what would a dog do in that situation? That's right! Wound it MUCH worse than that... :P

[@hurricane-fly0490]

I didn't know Cesar nearly killed himself, that made me cry, I LOVE CESAR, would to meet him someday, have a dog myself and gentle one. I just want him cause he is unbelievable with his work. And he does not do that to hurt dogs. I cried when I first heard about Daddy, and as for Junior I love that dog, I even cry seeing him.

[@Mzmissy215]

Me tooo!!

[@sirmel11]

who cares about this freak

[@hurricane-fly0490]

Sirmel11 Who cares about you!

[@sirmel11]

78Violetfan My family, you idiot.

[@hurricane-fly0490]

Sirmel11 You said this freak, you did not say 'freak of family'

[@bubbabitty5438]

The poor dude, I totally get where he was coming from and he was never into hurting dog it was more of a weapon of distraction than anything. Yes there are better non violent methods to use but he would not of learned unless he went through what he did. Now look at him! Different methods. Don't judge unless you understand in the first place

[@monalyd21]

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[@globalmaeg]

Bubba bitty thank goodness for your voice of reason! I agree totally and am glad you posted. How many vicious dogs has Cesar dealt with before the incident - the public should think about that. Human, he is still human

[@maryhuber5805]

Bubba bitty

[@jaxxon4972]

I worked with dogs too and the nicer you are to dogs they find it a weakness. He is still just as aggressive as before he just has it edited out because ppl are so fucking sensitive all they see is him hitting a dog and not even realizing it's not hurting the dog. I've been attacked by dogs and sitting there petting a dog while it's attacking you gets you no where except to the bottom of the pack. Ppl (especially stupid Los Angeles ppl that treat their dogs like spoiled children) think that dogs think and feel the same as humans when that's so far from the truth. Biting and hitting and yelling is a way a dog understands where you stand as a part of the pack. If you just pet it and are always nice dominate dogs will see you as beneath them not as a leader. That's just the way they think.

[@jsf525JEFF]

your right. I was trained by Cesar starting in 1998.. 2012 was not good to him but he did turn his life around. will smith wife who put Cesar thru school was the start.

[@brendalozano8617]

LOVE THE DOG WHISPERER. HE HAS CONTRIBUTED TO THE USA

[@keving9569]

He's an incredible man and an incredible dog handler.

[@Rainbow_Rockstar]

so Cesar had Daddy just as long as he was married 16yrs and he lost both of them around the same time.. wow that would make anyone hit rock bottom and see no way out!! its hard to lose 2 things u love deeply in a blink of an eye!!

[@jonking7345]

RainBow~RockStar Sorry, but no way out? I love my wife and would be devastated, same with my dog, but the way out would be to date, and adopt/buy a new dog. Every dog will die before you, unless misfortune or age get you, that's part of the deal, they are only here briefly. If you're 30 years old when you get a dog, you pretty much have to figure that day, that you're going to have to watch that dog die, and there's a really good chance that you'll have to decide which day it happens, due to end of life suffering. They rarely fall over dead, or simply fall asleep, never to wake up. No idea what happened with his wife, but life goes on. Find someone(I don't know, one of your millions of fans) that loves and appreciates you.

[@19Xania85]

@ Jon King He didn't just lose Daddy and his wife. He lost his family.

[@michellegarcia958]

Jon King: Wow!!! Glad you know you haven't gone through anything extreme!! Maybe you want to learn not to be sooo judgmental.

[@jonking7345]

Michelle Garcia you have no idea what I've faced in my life. Viewing suicide as a way out just adds to the death toll. You're plenty happy to judge me by my comment, weird how that works

[@chhorra]

best of luck ,you are amazing

[@spiritualmaven]

I am a trainer myself, watched Cesar, &used many of his methods prior to his even having a tv show. Any study of dog behavior, pack behavior, pack mentality, shows these methods to be correct. With an adult aggressive dog, biting human or inter-species fighting, The highest form of correction, used effectively&Correctly, ONE time, for the most severe offense, is the most effective. Many corrections over&over for the same offense is not effective- its the definition of doing the same thing over&over expecting a different result. If Cesar Millan isn’t your cup of tea, the original training counsel of The Monks of New Skete, or any type of Schuntzhund work, wont be, either.

[@dorenemellene2201]

I think Cesar Milan is awesome. I'm glad he found someone to be by his side. He's came so far, and he's got the intelligence to do it again, and he will. He's already gave a whole lot of advise on how people should act around dogs. What I don't think he's realized is I'm sure there are people like me who applied some of this advise to our every day lives. For instance, be positive, walk with good posture by keeping your shoulders back, and so much more. I had cancer with 1 to 0 percent chance to live, but I stayed positive through it all, and had a lot of people praying for me from all over the U.S.A.

[@amapola53]

He is my hero. I am sorry that he encountered major problems in his personal life. But being the man that he is, i know he will come out stronger and gentler.

[@Nikisright]

Love to see you make a comeback! And to those idiots that critcized you about your handling of dogs? They obviously have never been bitten. I have. My entire face when I was 19. I know how it feels. I love dogs still. They are the heart and soul of animals, almost all loyal to the bone! Goodluck to you, Cesar!!!!

[@chezzapie]

The poor guy was vulnerable and grieving, give him a break. The loss and rejection of a wife you can just about deal with, but the loss of his beloved Daddy and his boys, terrible, just terrible. Warning, I don't half yak on... You might want to put the kettle on. Personally, I spent over 13 years working with and training dogs. Every day I walked packs averaging 10-12 dogs and on occasion enjoyed the company of up to 17 very well behaved dogs and all of them were walked off the lead (leash). The laws are very different here in the UK. I'm not saying those numbers were ideal, but it was the set up of my business that I didn't count numbers, I just required all of my dogs listen to me as their pack leader and this way I could keep them safe and recall them to heel so as not to intimidate any fellow woodland walkers. I mention all of this only to show that I kinda know what I'm talking about. I believe the kicking of the attacking dog was moooore than appropriate and I'll explain why in a moment, but I think it might help us judge Cesar's actions more fairly if we look at this scenario from the dog's point of view. The dog speaks a language and it is our responsibility to at least learn the basics if we have a hope in communicating to him what level of domestication is required. If we try to learn his language I believe we can view Cesar's bite reaction in a whole different way. Don't get me wrong, learning 'dog' is not easy and no I'm not being paid, but if you want help communicating with your animal you should definitely read Cesar's book, Be The Pack Leader. It helped me despite my years of experience with dogs. Learning 'dog' makes for a happy animal and there follows a happy home, unlike the confused and scared animal in this video. It's very sad that the dog was in such a distressed state of mind and it would have taken a long time of humans getting it consistently wrong to get him there. Equally, helping the dog as we saw, is not a problem fixable within the few hours that filming for TV allows. Cesar is great, but even he is no magician. Cesar was bitten, not because he did anything wrong other than approach the dog before it was ready. So, the kick? It is true that the 'correction' needs to match the intensity of the attack or unwanted behaviour (think wolf) and yes, whilst a kick isn't exactly in the book of preferred 'dog language', having his hands (his bite tools) incapacitated he was left only with his feet to work with and you can see in the video, it works and gets the dog's attention ..because he does it right. Any and every dog will ignore a correction it doesn't comprehend, so yell or put him out back all you like, you'll only confuse him. It is important to know that dogs have a very precise language that is critically time dependant and this doesn't come naturally to most humans, hence the success of Cesar's shows. He trains people to speak basic dog. This dog attacked Cesar because Cesar approached the dog's food and this dog views himself as sole top dog, he operates alone as everyone else around confuses the heck out of him. In the wild only the strong survive and by strong I mean the packs who are solid, work together instinctually whilst also knowing their place. Packs fall apart without order and this dog saw Cesar off as an approaching threat from a completely separate pack to his dominant pack of one. Cesar half expected the attack to be a few bites of reprimand and you see him hesitate in the video before taking his hands away (he did not want to reward the dog's behaviour by pulling away, this just reinforces to the dog that bite means they go away) then you see as he realises this is a full on attack and not a correction from a high ranking dog, but by this time his hands were incapacitated and he was left only with his feet. This is still okay folks, the kick, it was measured and notice it connects with the body mass of the chest. As humans we associate the word kick with abuse or bullying, but we are not communicating as a human here, the animal naturally uses his mouth and his teeth to deliver a message, he doesn't shout or reason, after a point dog is a physical language. The kick isn't done to create damage, but used like we would a heavy push back of someone's shoulders who won't stop screaming in your face. Cesar knows his onions folks. The dog stopped the attack after only one correction, one single to the point correction, why, because he spoke dog and the dog understood. Going back to the video, (sorry folks I'll wind it up soon 🙊) the fact that he was screwed over by his people on the business side of things clearly shows us where the man's heart lays, in the rewarding goodness of helping people get the best from their amazing animals. I can't fault that. Okay, I'm done. Yes, finally.

[@rulanoz]

Cheryl van Hauen thats a lot to read

[@anthonyagnelneri4076]

Cheryl van Hauen MY THAT WAS A MOUTH FULL!!

[@CliffBarz]

TLDR

[@terrikayy]

Yes, but it needed to be explained clearly. I really appreciate what she wrote. It was a lot to read, but it was important to be clear. My impression is that often times people think they know what they are talking about when it is clearly they do not. Oh, yeah.

[@joycedayton2191]

Could you repeat that? please

[@sarahhigh8676]

I have ALWAYS loved this guy...

[@violettabennich1028]

I love Cesar, I always have. Whatever he does with dogs, I believe he knows what he's doing. He may have defended himself against a dog, but he's never kept the grudge. He says that dogs live in the moment, so when the bad moment is gone, and he has survived the attack, why keep the grudge - so he's adopted the labrador who bit him, to save her from being put down. He's worked with abused dogs who were to be euthanised and saved many, many lives, adopting the most difficult cases. Why would he create that ranch otherwise? For the dogs nobody else would have. Cesar, te quiero y te respeto, que tengas una buena vida nueva, te lo mereces.

[@ashlandgal12]

Just seeing this now. Cesar, I am so glad you are still with us! I revere your knowledge of dog/human behavior. I always appreciated your spot on acknowledgement that the people needed the training. Daddy was an incredible dog. I know you know how amazing he was, but so do many of us. In this clip you mentioned that you want to help; that's what drives you. Please know that so many of us know that, appreciate that, and are grateful for that. You have made a positive difference in many people's lives. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@40Bethy]

I love Cesar went to see him live. I am glad he was able to come back from whatever problems he was facing it would be a sad world had his suicide attempt been successful. So glad to see you back and stronger then ever keep up the good work you started! Look forward to whatever you bring out next I have always been a Dog Whisperer fan and always will be!

[@Carolem494]

Cesar, I'm so glad you didn't die. So many need you, especially the dogs. I am an animal lover, and I never believed anything other than you had the best intentions for all the dogs, and never, ever, meant any harm to them. Actually you were trying to save their lives from being put down because of their behavioral problems, that were the fault of their caretakers' ignorance. I loved your show, but having 2 elderly pups of my own, one with Cushing's Disease, and one who died last year--there were three-from the same disease, I had very little time to watch television. I wish you the best of luck, and I know anything you set your mind to, you will succeed. Because you have so much compassion and love for others. I feel it was the humans in your life that let you down, not the other way around. Apparently, they did not share your great compassion and drive to help dogs in need. Thank you so much for all you do every day for the animals and all the animal lovers of the world!

[@astorrin532]

Love this man ... he is special...I wish him all the best.

[@1wannabee1]

Yep! you are soooo right.

[@joaquinR1stargate]

bunnies ;))

[@matrixate]

I had no idea about this.

[@NaddlKartoffel]

TheChosenOne Me too. I'm so shocked right now

[@jamsng]

me either I am shocked

[@hope5047]

Toni-Ann Stewart me too so sad to hear that 😢🐶

[@hjembrentkent6181]

Fun fact: That dog, Daddy, was Redman's dog

[@elebecepe]

who's Redman?

[@Judyp77]

Why is it that the mainstream media always puts in footage of the worst possible scene when they report on someone who has made it. I know they like to make a person popular and then tear them down later; they're control freaks I guess. They want to shape the people's minds on most subjects. Course it is now expected of NBC. I have watched scores of the Dog Whisperer and the only one that did make me cringe a bit is the one they chose to show in this video. I Watched the show and I don't see that he did anything as bad as it looks. When he touches a dog in training, the touch is not to hurt and not hard enough to hurt, but it snaps the dog out of the state of mind that is bad. When he 'kicked' that dog it was not hard. You don't hear the dog yelp. Cesar was trying to change the dog's attitude but even Cesar will tell you it was too late for that. Second, he was trying not to have his hand bit off! !

[@Judyp77]

***** sad but true

[@stevenswm9844]

I had no idea about Cesar's problems with the show, or his personal life. What I do know, is that he is a genius when it comes to dogs and their interaction with humans and how it all works! I hope he gets all the money he so rightly deserves from, The Dog Whisperer.

[@Avalanche272_]

If Cesar had to be somewhat aggressive with a few dogs, but saved tens of thousands, and whatever number his shows will save in the future, by simply being a calm and assertive leader for a dog, then I'm fucking fine with that. Many people just brutalize dogs for fun, or for money on dog fights, but yeah, let's just rip on the famous guy because he was a bit more aggressive than usual.

[@brianjschumer]

The world is a better place with Cesar Millan..Im glad he knows it now.

[@harulily4799]

Yeah ok. People who are criticizing him for kicking a dog that bit him, why don't you think about what you would do in his shoes. A dog that bites just from MOVEMENT! He just moved and Holly bit him and if you were in his shoes you wouldn't be petting the dog and saying "Oh good girl," when the dog was biting and having a hold on your hand. Your in defense mode at that point. And the dog still could've been put down just because of a bite.

[@mrfrogg46able]

i think he is a great man that was mislead by his mgmt. He deserves the best in life.

[@beatrixrode1082]

I love this man! Someone that loves animals is automatically a good person in my eyes!

[@sigthor1945]

It's absolutely great to see Cesar bouncing back. He's a realist and when it comes to handling dogs and he doesn't try to anthropomorphise them. Thus when the dog didn't let go of his arm his only option was to defend himself with a kick, absolutely normal and wise. If his survival instinct hadn't kicked in (no pun intended) I would have said that he shouldn't be in that line of work.

[@2323nurse]

Helga H. Dr Rena

[@Leradelie]

God bless you, Cesar.

[@em2010dery]

Happy for Caesar . I hope he will be more than who he was before in all his successes. God bless him❤️

[@Informant7]

Great story!!! I love Cesar Millan. He's taught me a lot about dogs. I used to be scared of dogs when I was a kid but now I own three well-behaved pit bulls and I am not scared of dogs anymore.

[@wrexshunt]

Thanks to cesar

[@highheadjester]

Steve Irwin... got killed...........Robin Williams... killed himself................ Please Cesar. Dont hurt yourself..... Please please.... I love you so much!!

[@richarddavis1163]

The wife cashed in, I'll bet.

[@HakuCell]

she did get a lot of money out of the divorce, yeah

[@richarddavis1163]

Haku I did wonder if they had made a deal for his citizenship. That he would marry her and later she could divorce for a sum. I do not care so much, he seems to have assimilated very well.

[@HakuCell]

Richard Davis I don't think it was just a dea al like that because it was a very long-term relationship (16 years I think) and Cesar had a very hard time going through their divorce

[@richarddavis1163]

Haku I don't know much about it, it was just a thought.

[@HakuCell]

Richard Davis the news talked about it quite a bit back then; Cesar was touring Europe when, one day, his wife unexpectedly called him on the phone to announce her divorce; his two sons kinda blamed him for that, which made him feel worse about it, then he found out that he was almost bankrupt since he hadn't been personally taking care of his finances plus, on top of that, one of his most beloved dogs called Daddy had recently passed away; so because of all these things together he felt like his life was ruined and that he was a failure, so he got depressed and one day he tried to commit suicide by swallowing a mix of pills, but he was found in time (I think by one of his sons) and in that moment Cesar said something like "bring me to Daddy, I wanna die next to him", but his son called an ambulance so they were able to save him; after a few months his focus even with dogs started coming back, he overcame depression, found a new partner and came back on the scene

[@swilli1223]

Cesar is awesome I hope he comes back strong

[@moss8448]

good for him...there's a lot of good in that man

[@mazklassa9338]

Cesar kicked holly who had his hand gripped in her mouth, not because it wasn't hurting but to simply "interupt" the dog's mindset in that moment in order that it let go. One thing I do wanna know though is how come when/if you've ever seen footage of a dog attack with its jaws locked in biting mode that it still doesn't let go, even though it's being whacked on the head or body with sticks or branches or something? Was Cesar's kick really that hard?

[@Morningstarq]

Depends on the breed of dog, some dogs doesn't faze, pitbull would have hung on, A wolf hybred would have hung on, Doesnt mean they are bad dog, Just scared and aggressive, Most dogs can be taught not to be aggressive, Takes a time and love,Good training can go along ways, I've worked with a lot of dogs my self, Been bitten sevrale times, Never have I put a dog down for that, Had a wolf hybred go for my throat, She hung on pretty good, What happen she had a hold of my Rotty , Took my hubby and I to get her loose, She ripped the side of his face off, we used water, we hit her, we tried to pry her mouth open, Nothing worked, My Rotty was so good ,He just stood there taking it, He was all muscle at 185lb, but I told him to stand down and he did , Not once did he try to defend him self, My hubby was punching her in the face, Nothing would make her turn loose, Finally I told my hubby to kick her in the chest, still didn't work, Then I said kick her in the face and jaw, at first that didn't work, I said you have to kick her with all your strength, He didn't want to, But our Rotty was loosing a lot of blood, So finally he kicked her with all his might, she finally let go, I grabbed her and threw her on the ground, that's when she went for my throat, She put 2 puncture wounds in my neck, she let go right away, But she did have a good hold, She wanted to be the Alpha, My hubby wanted to put her down, I said no, She's a good animal that was abused by her previous owner and kept in a small kennel most of her life, took some time but she became a fantastic companion animal,She had to learn to be part of the pack and that my hubby and I are the alpha, we took her on a lot of pack trips with our horses,spent alot of quality time with her, Taught her to help bring the horses in from the pasture, Gave her life meaning, she just didn't stay in a pen couped up, we worked her every day, A way to get out her pent up energy, She never really liked dogs much, she was almost full blooded wolf, her tail never curled up, likes dogs do, she tolerated the other dogs, she kennelled with our other wolf, Got along well with him, He got along well with all my other dogs, She learned how to behave around him, Plus our contstant working with her, We had her for 12 years then she passed away, She turned out to be one of our best family members, I'm glad I never did put her to sleep, all it takes is love and respect, Give them a good reason to be part of the family, we live out in the country , No close neigbors, so we had a perfect home for her,

[@Drumlinegypsy247]

no dog's jaws lock. with enough force they would let go. but any dog can have determination to get their own message across. The kick may have been a little more forceful than normally, but that's because the dog was in attack mode and he was trying to snap her out of it without really hurting her in any way. Lockjaw is not an ability any dog has, its just stubbornness and determination mixed with aggression

[@doglovr69]

We had a Sheltie and took a walk in a wooded area preserved for that very thing. We saw a high school student walking her Great Dane (who she said had never bothered anyone). They sniffed each other and as we started to pull away, the Great Dane grabbed our dog by the throat and started shaking him like a rabbit he had just caught. The owner was yelling and pulling back on her dog's leash, my husband was kicking the dog on the side (where he was standing) and yelling, I was pulling at my own leash trying to get our dog out of the mouth of that huge dog (and screaming all the way through it). So we had 3 people trying different things to get that dog to let go. I am sure some professional would tell us a better way, but when a dog attacks your reasoning skills go out the window. By the way, our dog was OK with a few stitches. He had on a chain collar and the vet said one of the Dane's incisors caught in the chain or he would have torn our dog's throat out. Nice thought. You do what you think will work when a dog attacks. As many people have said before me--these are dogs, not people. They don't think the same way.

[@mazklassa9338]

I appreciate your reply comment and have no objection really. It proves to me though that any owner always needs to keep an eye on it's own dog in public places, either from attacks by other dogs themselves or an unpredictable flip-out on the part of any one dog. Even the smallest of dogs can bite, which can be still unpleasant or life-changing.

[@KenpachiPoker]

morningstar quaid wrong it depends on owner

[@GeneralMe100]

they seriously criticized him for kicking a dog for biting him...LOL, those same so called animal experts would have just put that dog down, it really fuckin annoys me when these hypocrites start mouthing off. I have owned dogs for 30 years, anyone who thinks you shouldn't get physical with a dog that acts aggressively knows absolutely nothing about them or how they operate.

[@aries171717]

I love this man, he knows what to do with dogs. I look after many dogs in my street every day they are all different I use Cesar millan's methods of controlling them. And it works.

[@lolpopo4948]

Was barely a kick tho.

[@alixena9340]

Yeah, it was self defense anyways.

[@ShadowRayne16]

lol Popo Exactly, he was being bitten and was trying to distract the dog by tapping his side, something he does all the time. He couldn't use his other hand cause he's not going to bend over and give the dog his face to bite.

[@Zuxiasunicorn]

That's what I thought. I didn't think he made actual contact. I'm sure a pack's discipline would have been worse.

[@19Xania85]

There was contact made but it was just enough to get the dog's attention. Kind of like when a child isn't paying attention and you touch their should or snap your fingers close to their ear

[@brandoncolis3841]

Oh what about the time Cesar was being interviewed and he yelled at the dog and yanked it, and the dog was doing nothing wrong? This guy abuses dog it is sick to see all this support.

[@firefox1294]

this man is a genius anyone who says otherwise well what can I say about........

[@marywinzenburg7946]

What a gifted and intelligent man. Very knowledgeable about all that he does.He is a very gentle and intelligent man.

[@shirleycooper5674]

he is a genius. anyone who says otherwise is a jealous idiot

[@debrawashburn53]

damian herrera

[@lynnwilhoite6194]

Shirley Cooper, YES! You can see and feel the love and respect that he has for animals!

[@conguera]

Cesar is a very intelligent and wise man. The interview was weak. She didn't ask very good questions.

[@BrookeLyn39]

In some video, he said, he had an affair while married. That's often the case when people come into fame and money. Power can cloud one's direction, and original intent. I wish him the best. He will do just fine with the new show. He certainly has many supporters and fans.

[@hilaryc3203]

Poor man; so many betrayed him. Very cruel move of his ex wife to drop the divorce bomb mere days after losing Daddy.

[@starpic4561]

I was going to comment that I considered him a hero in his field but after reading dozens of the comments first do I really need to add anything. Seems everyone is in agreement. Glad he's ok

[@speedyflygirl3107]

Every Saturday Morning I watch his reruns, but now that he has a new show I want to start watching that.

[@miaprovenzano3063]

He is such an amazing man, such an inspiration.

[@USmade100]

God bless you Mr. Millan! I so admire you! God love you and make you even more of a success!

[@Judyp77]

I read somewhere that the Leader's show is gone but he is coming back with a show very similar to Dog Whisperer. I'm glad as I liked DW much better. I appreciate all the repeats of DW as I didn't watch before as I didn't have a dog. When I got mine she was supposed to be about the size of a cocker. If someone tells you to look at a puppy's paws to judge how big they will be, forget that! Ha. My Mickey is the size of a German Shepherd! She was 8 weeks when we got her. My husband and I were in our 60s and she was very active. My husband became ill and couldn't walk very well. Mickey adored him so was getting to be a problem. He almost fell several times. We decided to find her another home, altho I didn't want to. Then I started watching Cesar and training Mickey accordingly. Wow! I trained her in a lot of ways but mostly not to jump on my husband or me. Shortly after that my husband died and I continued to train her using Cesar's methods. Before training her she had put me on crutches 3 times! She just wanted to play, it was never her fault. But after the training and to this day, 4 years later, she is doing well. She helped me with the grieving process when my husband died and when my 39 year old son died suddenly. The way Cesar explains dog behavior has also been helpful in understanding what Mickey wants, why she wants it and how to guide her. It's been a wonderful journey and all thanks to the Dog Whisperer.

[@Rin_Evans]

this just proves that having money doesn't mean you have to be happy, on a serious note though I never knew this happened

[@dmhq-administration]

I'm SO sorry that you went through hard times. I know a bit how you feel. Good luck with everything. I like watching you. I even borrowed a book by you at My library. 🐶🐾

[@DJ80s]

Apparently he made enough money to buy that huge ranch. That said, I love this guy and I hope he has great success and happiness in his life.

[@sarahbucket8037]

yeah.. rich guys saying "I'm broke" mean "I can't afford my $5000 hooker or tickets to (insert sport here) lol rich ppl..

[@sarahbucket8037]

+Spookabunny Jones oh please.. he is the exception not the rule.. dat logic tho xD

[@DJ80s]

How did we go from a video about Cesar Millan to that moron Donald Trump? The SAME Donald Trump that ran his USFL franchise and the entire USFL football league into non existence?!

[@johnli6627]

DJ80s huge ranch huge expense.

[@joanmartino908]

Spookabunny Jones Clarkson a xx