Cesar Millan

A Hero indeed ƸӜƷ
Love you soooo much
You made a devoted animal lover out of me because of your understanding of dogs that you have taught to me xXx
♥ ♥ ♥

Hi Cesar, I recently adopted a boston terrier from a rescue group. She is a fantastic dog. The only issue I have is that she is a digger. What can I do to stop her from destroying the yard ? My other dogs do not dig so I am at a loss. I have been staying outside when she is out to catch her in the act but can't do that all the time. PLEASE HELP.
Lucinda from Killeen, Texas

I watch episodes on YahooTv.I have only cried twice....the first time was the episode with Kane the Great Dane and the second time was last night when I watched the episode about Bella. Not only was it an incredible thing that she was rehabilitated, but my heart broke for all the Bellas out there who are mistreated as youngsters then euthanised because people deem them too far gone for help.Your gift to canines, Cesar, is not only to save them from euthanasia, but to teach us humans what triggers these behaviors in the first place and that teaches US to avoid them. My Sheltie/mis and I wish you many blessings.

I would like to thank you, because if it wasn't for your shows, my mom wouldn't have been able to make it through when our dogs weren't getting along. Our life was like the one episode with the two pitbulls, Trinity and the other one, but with a boxer and a pitbull/boxer mix. We also had to keep them seperated since we wouldn't be able to break them up when they got in fights. Our pitbull/boxer mix has scars from our boxer. Anyways, Thank You Very Much!!

have a nice time in DC

HOPE YOUR WEEK IS A WONDERFUL ONE...
AND A GREAT DAY, TOO.

tienes material en espanol??? saludos desde Tijuana

Dear Cesar, I had to perform the Heimlich maneuver on my basset/beagle doggy today. She loves milkbone crunchy treats so when she was good today, I let her know and patted her on the head and told her she was gonna get a treat. She was sooo excited she wolfed it down without chewing and started to go forward and step backward and then forward and backward like she was panicked. I realized it disappeared too fast and got behind her and lifted her up under her ribs, but nothing happened so I found where her ribs end and gave a gentle upward & forward thrust and she started chewing. I now know that a pat on the head is sufficient & not to give treats when she is excited for them. Just sharing my lesson. Tinker

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Looking forward to The Today Show Cesar. :) Wishing you a warm wonderful night . God Bless You Darlin' ~Hugs and smiles! :) Cherry

MUCH RESPECT BRO

Hi Cesar, I love what you do, thank you for the great work and the knowledge you dristribute!!! A fan of yours!!!!




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