Advice from Cesar Millan

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Originally Posted by pitc9

Columbus is about 3 hours away from me, and the Michigan one is about 4 1/2.
Which one would you girls prefer to go to?
I am bringing a friend, and she is bringing her hubby, and I plan on dragging my hubby along too (he said he'd go!!! :eek: ) It would be great to have a big group of people! My friend and I were talking about going to Michigan because we could make an overnight stay out of it and go gamble! :D
But we don't now for sure yet, but a decision has to be made asap because as soon as the tickets go one sale, they go FAST!! :eek: But the Columbus seminar was just announced, so there's still time.
Tickets were $80 last year and included a lunch from Subway.

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Hmmm I was just talking to Robin and since I may be going to the California bbq (it's July 22nd too:o) she may go to the Columbus one with Alden.
But I'll talk to her again and maybe we could do the Michigan trip...who knows we'll see:D

And I don't think he thinks he's superman at all. He's just doing like Angie said, treating the dog like a dog. No, he can't fix the problem in one show and obviously they don't show everything from when he's at the people's house but more or less you get an idea of how to train yourself.
At certain times during the show it says not to try this without advice from a trainer (or something along those lines). It's a show just like all the other shows. If you want to know exactly what to do, order his tape I'm sure it goes into more specifics.


Par, just read your post...so how did it go???

Let me know which one you guys decide on...I would be interetsed in going!

For those that want to know....
They posted more info for the August 5th seminar:

August 5, 2006
Clarkston High School Performing Arts Center
6093 Flemings Lake Road
Clarkston, MI 48346
9am - 1 pm
Judy Huston 517-546-3046 or [email protected]
Julie Bennett 248-626-1429 or
[email protected]
Download Seminar Forms at:
www.wsgenetics.org/new.html
More info at:
www.kyra.ws
$80 per person
Proceeds go to White Shepherd Genetics Project.

I still don't know for sure if I'm going to this one or the one in Columbus on July 22nd. Once the dates get closer I'm sure we'll all know better what ones will be better for each of us to go to, and maybe some of us can meet up for it!! :D

I know nothing about him, I don't get that channel on my basic cable but I read that article and I basically agree. It would be really interesting to see what he would do with Niño not understanding that he can't weight pull me down the street. It has been 5 years and no training method we've tryed has worked.

Did anyone watch this Friday's show on TV? Cesar worked with a
couple who owned a Jindo dog. The dog was so vicious no one could
ever touch the dog. Made me wonder how they ever cared for the dog.
Cesar called him a Red Zone animal. Most are judged too vicious to ever
live around people.It was amazing to watch him work with the dog and
"tame" the dog. It all worked out in the end & the people were happy
but very surprised how well the lessons went. I would never have believed
such a wild dog could be brought around.

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Originally Posted by lizbud

Did anyone watch this Friday's show on TV? Cesar worked with a
couple who owned a Jindo dog. The dog was so vicious no one could
ever touch the dog. Made me wonder how they ever cared for the dog.
Cesar called him a Red Zone animal. Most are judged too vicious to ever
live around people.It was amazing to watch him work with the dog and
"tame" the dog. It all worked out in the end & the people were happy
but very surprised how well the lessons went. I would never have believed
such a wild dog could be brought around.

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I have it recorded on tivo. I cant wait to watch it. :) He has taken quite a few pit bulls that were used for fighting and rehablitaed (sp?) them. People told him it couldn't be done but he did it they all live in his pack now. I honestly think the guy is amazing.

I think they were fostering it from a shelter to see if they could make it home-able, but after Cesar worked with them they decided to keep it. Poor dog, it seemed so unhappy at first, all that aggression and fear, it must have been horribly abused. The turnaround was just amazing. And it really is all about "this is a dog, not a person" and training the owner. As for that woman with the boxer :rolleyes:

Caesar is amazing! I would love to get to visit with him and see all his dogs. I love watching his show. Have there been any new ones? I quit looking for it because I'd seen them all.

Last night was episode 4 of the 2nd season. There was something puzzling. After finishing with the Jingo, they talked about a Great Dane which ate the sofa. After the break, however, they showed an entirely different dog and problem. Anyone else notice that?

There was a rerun Sunday morn, but this time included all about the Great Dane, and how quickly the problem was resolved! :)

Nope, they did the Dane one. It's hard to forget the "mom" (talk about plastic surgery!) The new Dane was put firmly in his place and the older, gentle one could relax. He was the one who tore up the sofa. Then he did the bulldog (and that owner was also a bit :rolleyes: )

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Originally Posted by Freckles

Last night was episode 4 of the 2nd season. There was something puzzling. After finishing with the Jingo, they talked about a Great Dane which ate the sofa. After the break, however, they showed an entirely different dog and problem. Anyone else notice that?

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That's about when Smoky & Maggie wanted outside (Now!!!) I just thought
I had missed the rest about the Dane. :D

As for the woman with the Boxers, She was something else, wasn't she. :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Freckles

Last night was episode 4 of the 2nd season. There was something puzzling. After finishing with the Jingo, they talked about a Great Dane which ate the sofa. After the break, however, they showed an entirely different dog and problem. Anyone else notice that?

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I just finished watching that episode. I had it saved on the tivo. The same thing happened to me, it went from the danes to a pit mix. I thought it was the tivo but it must not have been.

So way did you think of that Jindo? He was the worst case of
aggression I had ever seen.

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Originally Posted by lizbud

So way did you think of that Jindo? He was the worst case of
aggression I had ever seen.

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Yes, he was very aggressive! It was awesome how Cesar didnt give up. The poor lady that owned him was a nervous wreck wasnt she? It sure had a happy ending. I truly think Cesar has a God given gift when it comes to dogs.
No matter what he is dealing with he remains calm. He never raises his voice.

uh I LOVE Cesar Millan. His methods are what I have been looking for since I got into dog training. Since watching the whole 1st season (never saw a pug that he high strung sooo not sure about that comment above maybe its season 2? I missed one or two of those) I have put his methods into my own training and I find that my dogs and I are happier. I have been helping my best friend Jen with her 5yr old black lab that just drags her down the road. She weighs like 110lbs her dog is 70 and is a major power house of a dog. I took him on several long walks doing the whole calm assertive practice and he walks like an angel for me. Poor Jen does not get the whole assertive part of the walk so Bruno still walks circles around her BUT he IS getting better in general behavior. example if he sees a cat he no longer drags Jen after it he will ignore it lol!

I wish Cesar traveled I know a few friends that he needs to talk to lmao!