Cesar Millan Seeks Dogs for TV

The Dog Whisperer, Cesar Millan, is recruiting dog for the new season of his TV show.

Posted: April 7, 2007, 5 a.m. EST

If you live in Miami, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, San Francisco, Seattle, New York, or Washington, D.C., Cesar Millan, aka the Dog Whisperer, wants to hear from you.

Millan is accepting applications from dog owners in these cities for upcoming appearances on his National Geographic Channel TV show. Millan is especially interested in hearing from owners of dogs with thunderstorm phobias, leash walking problems, aggression, as well as mobile pet groomers and veterinarians with difficult canine clients, according to a statement released by Millan’s company, Cesar Millan Inc.

Dog owners are asked to send a five- to seven-minute video introducing you and your dog. On the video, state your name, age, and occupation, and your dog’s name, age, and breed. Describe the problems you’re having with your dog and how they’re affecting your life. The video should also show at least three instances of your dog exhibiting the undesirable behavior, and also include a description of what you love about your dog.

All video formats are permitted, except files from digital still cameras and cell phones. For more information on submitting your video, visit http://www.dogpsychologycenter.com/dogwhisperer/submissions.php.

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Janeen - 258073

8/1/2012 8:54:31 PM

Help! I got a client with a red zone Australian cattle dog. Bites owners exstremely bad. Chunks of skin bad. Help!!! Tried all I can to help them. I believe Cesar only hope ...

Jenna Spruce Grove, Alberta, Canada, AB

4/4/2010 7:20:09 AM

I'm excited to read that Cesar is planning on doing some shows for dog groomers!

Amy Wilmington, NC

3/16/2010 5:40:02 PM

Cesar,
My Niece needs your help with her dog Webster (Webbie). Webbie is almost three years old he is a rescue, he loves his family. When others are around he becomes frightenly aggresive. Mandy (my niece) has had him with a trainer for a year and has even recently taken him for drug therapy. She is at her witts end everywhere she turns she hears put him down. A couple weeks ago he bit his trainer with a muzzle on. This is breaking her heart! Please help!

Joe San Diego, CA

12/24/2009 9:18:06 PM

Hi Cesar, We adopted a five year old German Shepard and she is great with the family, but everytime someone outside the family comes over she will be nice and then when they trun their back she bites their ankle. Is there anything we can do? She is great with our family and we really love her, justr done want her to hurt anyone.