shellwake How has this show run for so long? It was good at first but then I started to notice that every episode is exactly the same thing with different owners and dogs. It always comes down to being assertive and dominate in the end. In fact, that is so true that I am worried it will count as a spoiler. There are so many other animal shows now and most of them are about dogs. Ceaser has a lot of competition now. There are a lot of shows to choose from. He needs to mix it up a bit. Maybe add something new? I am open to changing my rating if Ceaser makes changes to keep up. :)Thank you. Didn't mean to upset anyone. Just trying to be honest and I honestly wish it was still a fun show for me to watch.

MermaidMelissa It's not often I find a show and TV personality so inspiring and influential over the years that I find a way to reach out to this level. I believe the entire crew, & all involved with making Cesar a house hold name, deserve credit for something as great as investing time and effort into Cesar Millan, "The Dog Whisperer" show.After working with animals my self since the age of 16 I still learn new ways to view the psychology behind training dogs from watching this program.Each season teaches me new ways to overcome obstacles I may face in training and also remaining calm and assertive in every situation that is thrown my way. When you can watch a program that provides entertainment, education, inspiration, motivation, and a sense of dedication to be a better person in your daily routines... Suddenly the shows power becomes a deeper impact -much more than important than just a story line about dogs.This is more about life lessons and teaching humans how to get back to their roots of understanding and respecting the world around us. I may have worked with several dogs, but I do not even own one! -And yet still regard Cesar's show as a powerful tool that effects me in a very positive way -no dog needed! Thank you to those who are responsible for continuing to be apart of something so much more than just a TV show, but allowing individuals like me to gain knowledge through each episode you make possible to air!Most of my life has been fulfilled by self motivation to never give up, but with Cesar, I also find a new source of inspiration, and for that, I wish nothing more than to meet the man behind the "Chhh!!" Personally, I am more of a Dolphin Whisper having trained them and killer whales, but I feel his phycology reflects so many of the same guild lines.In my own out reaches as an animal ambassador, I use the tools "Training Cesar Way" teaches us to apply it in a pay-it-forward manner of reminding people that we as humans must take responsibility and own up to the problems we create for animals... Not the other way around.As someone who has seen every episode and still amazed by what new things I learn, I hope they run another 5 years of this show.

fchin00 After owning and seeing most episodes from season 1 to 7, I found compel to write a review after reading another "PWNYCNY" reviewer stating that Cesar was or trying to humanize a dog.Quite the contrary, Cesar keeps reminding owners to treat dogs like dogs and be the pack leader of their pooches in all episodes.As a matter of fact, Cesar has been teaching dog psychology so owners do not treat dogs like humans and that's the bottom of most if not all dog's unwanted behaviors.I believed this is a wake up call for all dog owners. We all need to do a bit more than just love our pooches, we also need to provide a balance life for them.

bleath If you own a dog, this show is a must.I first saw "The Dog Whisperer" by chance. Just flipping thru the channels. Now I am hooked. Ceasar Milan had to have been a dog in another life. This guy can fix any dog problem and most of the time it is so obvious but the rest of us don't think like a dog. This show is something the family can watch, no bad language or anything like that. I have used a couple of his techniques myself on my dogs and they worked. The guy is a genius. He is very confident in his abilities and sometimes uses his own kids and wife to help him. Its a shame it is on The National Geographic Channel, only because some people don't have access to it.