Original title
Dog Whisperer
Released
9/13/2004
Origin country
US
Genre
Family, Reality
Production companies
MPH Entertainment Productions
Status
Cancelled
Number of seasons
9
Number of episodes
179
Cesar Millan has been called the Dr. Phil for Dogs. With an uncanny ability to rehabilitate problem dogs of all shapes and sizes. Each episode of the Dog Whisperer documents the remarkable transformations that take place under Cesar's guidance and teaching, helping dogs and their owners live happier lives together.
Cesar helps a vicious Chihuahua and a neurotic Great Dane.
Cesar deals with an aggressive Lab mix and a hyper Chinese Crested.
Cesar helps a paranoid Vizsla and a frantic Sheltie.
Cesar deals with a barking Chesapeake Bay Retriever and an aggressive Poodle/Schnauzer mix.
A German Shepherd mix learns to be less aggressive around bikes and skateboards, and a Swiss Mountain Dog is helped through his obsession with lights.
A Shih Tzu that won't walk with a leash, and an increasingly aggressive Boxer.
An aggressive Puli and a territorial Border Collie/Terrier mix.
An energetic Bouvier des Flandres and a twirling Pug/Peke mix.
Churchill is usually a well-mannered dog, but when he's around other animals he turns into a monster. Meanwhile, the lovable pit bull, Maya, sometimes gets a bit too wrapped up in all operations of the household!
A spoiled and aggressive Maltese, and a German Shepherd who won't stop chasing his tail.
A Pit Bull who is very aggressive towards other dogs.
A demanding long-haired Chihuahua and a skittish Mastiff.
A wheelchair-bound owner tries in vain to keep her German Shepherd She in line. Then, after years of getting her own way, Lhasa apso Sasha needs to learn who the leader of the pack really is.
When Bob walks his dog Jake, all is well. But when Linda takes over the reins, Jake goes mad to protect her. Meanwhile, will 10-year-old Chantel ever be able to walk her 150-pound Rottweiler, King?
Of all the Yorkies in the Vener household, Scrawny is the favorite. But popularity has gone to this dog's head. Meanwhile, whatever Lola the Dalmatian wants, Lola gets. But can too much of a good thing be bad for both these dogs?
Cesar comes to the rescue of a lovable beagle that nonetheless terrorized an entire neighborhood. Then Cesar helps depressed and aggressive Alice find inner peace.
Daniela and Chad adopted Caper from a rescue organization, only to find that she had never been trained! And four-year-old Pit Bull Julius is a scaredy-cat when it comes to...everything. Can Cesar's assertive approach work for these misfit mutts?
Entertaining at the Francescon home has stopped because friends and family are afraid to face the vicious dog lurking within. Even Cesar has his hands full! Meanwhile, two-year-old Bulldog Jordan forgets he's not a puppy anymore.
Sunshine is a champion Doberman in the show ring, but on the street she can't wait to sink her teeth into another dog. Cesar may need a padded suit to control her, as well as a yellow Lab named Teddy who's anything but cuddly.
German Shepherd Pepsi loves his owner--but isn't too fond of her husband! Then, General Hospital actress Jacklyn Zeman is at her wits' end with an unworkable dog.
Abused his whole life, Nicki has finally found a loving home. But has too much damage already been done? Cesar helps the four-year-old Rottweiler adjust to his new life.
A Westie name Percy has grown into quite a handful for his ever-patient owner. Meanwhile, bad memories make a Pit Bull name Justice afraid to go for a walk.
Stewart, a Chow/Golden Retriever mix, was quiet at the pound, but became a barker in his new home. Then Beagle-mix Buddy makes a beeline for the house whenever anyone turns on the garden hose.
Lucy is an odd Dalmation. Affectionate one minute and angry the next, she's made her owners afraid for the well being of their newborn. Then meet Lizzie, who is obsessed with running--all day long.
Sophie's owners want her to stop horsing around their horses before she gets hurt. Can Cesar teach her some manners? Then there's Daisy, a yellow Lab, who believes she rules the house.
Herding-mix, Boyfriend, was a stray that came complete with trust issues. Can Cesar help to build his confidence and lessen his fear of people? Then actress and TV host Daisy Fuentes has a problem with her English Bulldog Alfie. Can Cesar get things moving in the right direction?
The new season of Dog Whisperer starts with a splash as we follow the progress of a water-obsessed Labrador. Plus, Cesar has his hands full with a pooch with performance anxiety and a leg chomping Chihuahua. It's a season premiere you can really sink your teeth into.
A human psychologist calls in the big guns when her pet pug and pet pig get a little rowdy. Cesar coaxes an emotionally scarred Shepherd from under a desk. Plus, find out why two Dachshunds named Chocolate and Cinnamon make quite an unsavory mix.
Buddy is a Lab/Staffordshire mix who is anything but friendly to smaller animals in the neighborhood. Teddy is a poodle that can't stop running in circles. And if that's not enough to make your head spin, Cesar faces off with a bulldog who's obsessed with attacking skateboard wheels.
After rescuing thirty-seven stray dogs, actor Scott Lincoln meets his match with a ferocious stray Jindo named JonBee. A crazy Great Dane wreaks havoc on house and home and a sad boxer constantly mourns the death of a beloved mate. See how Cesar makes nice in doggyland.
Cesar embarks on a special mission to help the canine victims of Hurricane Katrina. He also encounters a couple who fell in love —until their dogs met, and a big dog's dangerous appetite for toys, towels and trampolines.
Cesar tries to rehabilitate two Rottie pups before they grow into dangerous attack dogs. Then, Linda and Rich call Cesar to help them with Buddy, who turns out to be quite the biter. And finally, billionaire Michael Forbes' countrified Visla cowers and cringes at the sights and sounds of the city. See what happens when he calls Cesar as a last resort.
Karen's Dobermin mix is barred from dog parks for not only fighting, but instigating other dogs to fight. Emily's Pomeranian tends to bit off more than she can chew by picking on dogs twice her size. Plus, a therapeutic terrier helps AJ control anxiety, but tends to attack other dogs on walks. Can Cesar help these owners get a handle on their overly aggressive pooches?
The terrible twos hit Chip with a vengeance. This Min Pin turned ferocious, biting and even drawing blood from his owner's family. Thankfully, Cesar comes to the rescue. Then Denise Richards' pug gets a little over protective and aggressive towards visitors. Can Cesar help Denise avoid a costly, pug-induced lawsuit? Plus, a stubborn Bassett Hound has to literally be dragged places he doesn't want to go. Watch Cesar as he shows all the owners how to be the pack leader their pets need them to be.
Cesar steps in to save a marriage as Patricia and Tyler's dogs don't quite get along. Then, Cesar confronts a family's German Shepherd that's so aggressive, the German Shepherd rescue center wouldn't take him back. And finally, Jake is a loud-mouthed Sheltie that barks at everything, especially during car trips. As a teacher, Jake's owner can handle a classroom full of seventh graders and eighth graders, but her own home is out of control. Find out if Cesar can teach these dogs a few new tricks.
Despite hiring a private trainer, Pasha still lashes out at people, especially children. Can Cesar socialize this canine misfit? Cosmo is a shepherd mix bent on breaking up his owner's marriage. He's bitten several people including the postman. With the owner's wife pregnant, Cesar has to work fast to make sure Cosmo won't be a danger to the baby. Plus Contessa has an unusual problem. This two year old Shar-pei is highly aggressive towards TV shows—especially Dog Whisperer. Will Cesar soothe his harshest critic?
Los Angeles Lakers executive Jeanie Buss asks Cesar Millan to take the Cujo out of Princess, her player-biting Maltese. Next, Cesar meets Prada, a pampered Pomeranian who throws vicious temper tantrums, and Bearz, a Rottweiler who attacks shopping carts.
Find out what happened to the dogs abandoned during Hurricane Katrina. Is a reunion with their owners in store for any of them? Cesar Millan also meets a pushy German shepherd and a chocolate lab with a fear of floors.
Cesar meets a Beagle with a passion for Boogie boarding, a Dalmatian/German shepherd dangerously protective of her owner, and a Lab/Beagle mix that became alarmingly aggressive after moving to a new area.
Cesar goes to jail to help wayward humans rehabilitate wayward pups through a program called “Pups on Parole.” Then we visit the home of former Canadian Football League player Jeffrey Tafralis as Cesar sees if he can make the family’s beloved Bulldogs play fair.
Two vicious Min Pins endanger a couple’s home-based business, and a Pit Bull mix develops an unhealthy fascination with chewing on rocks. Then Cesar helps an adopted, Terrier mix overcome her terrible fear of men, on this episode.
Can Cesar help Hoss, a young Akita, control his aggression and save his family's house from being destroyed? Newfoundland Storm won’t eat. After numerous trips to the vet and no solid answers, the family is calling in Cesar. Two-year old Shiba Inu, Chula, has a knack for bolting out open doors. With the help of a new GPS-based tool and some good old calm-assertive energy, Cesar sets out to make Chula more of a homebody.
An aggressive one-eyed Australian shepherd needs special treatment. Banjo, a traumatized black and tan coonhound is terrified of people, and Kisses, a not-so-pretty-in-pink Maltese gets a little too excited when guests drop by.
In the Season 8 opener, Cesar Milan meets two Jack Russell terriers that have suddenly turned aggressive toward each other after living together for years.
Cesar confronts a schoolyard bully who is terrorizing doggy day care, Hugo, a 3-year-old bulldog with a major mean streak. After a full day with him, Cesar realizes there is no quick fix for Hugo's aggression, so its off to rehab at Cesar's Dog Psychology Center.
A café owner needs help taming her hyperactive bulldog; Cesar tries to curb a German shepherd's incessant barking.
Cesar spends a week at Fort Hood, Texas, helping with undisciplined U.S. Army dogs: an Australian shepherd with a fear uniforms, a Shetland shepherd that barks at aircraft, and a miniature bull terrier with uncontrollable excitement.
Cesar help former gang members rehabilitate their problem pooches. Included: a pit bull with a habit of stealing food off the dinner table; a Maltese that nips and bites other dogs.
Cesar helps dog-phobic humans overcome their fears.
Cesar visits newlyweds whose two dogs are wreaking havoc on their love nest, then lends a hand to a couple who met online and feel nervous about introducing their dogs.
Cesar takes on three dogs with obsessions: Ringo, with a pinecone fixation, Abbie, who has problems with vacuums, opening the junk drawer, wine pouring, and Jäger who gets so excited in the car that it has become too dangerous to take him anywhere.
Cesar flies two lucky young fans to California to watch him use his techniques in person as young "Dog Whisperers" in training, ith an Australian shepherd/Chihuahua mix who has problems with strangers, and a red-nosed pit bull mix who with high anxiety when the boat she lives on encounters rough water.
Cesar helps Rescue dog owners with hounds from hell: Sammy, who cries around skateboarders and large dogs and Sahzi, who won't enter the kitchen or certain hallways. He also helps a mother and daughter choose the right dog to adopt.
Cesar's in the UK to help two Jack Russels out of control on walks and around strangers, a rescued street dog over-protective of her new family. and a Dalmation out of control at home and on walks.
Cesar helps Herbie - a biter prosecuted under the Dangerous Dogs Act, two actresses with their badly behaved Alsatians, and a Cocker Spaniel who nips and growls when put in the car.
Still in the UK, Cesar helps a Jack Russell terrier who spins and barks when guests arrive, two dogs returning from Africa and having trouble adjusting, and a professional dog walker who can't control her own Patterdale terrier mix.
Before leaving the UK Cesar help to rehabilitate a Klee Kai who lunges and snaps at any dog that comes close, a Collie mix scared by a loud noise and now refuses to go out anymore, and a Labrador who is so energetic that it's hard to tell if he’s being friendly or dangerous.
At the Jersey Shore, Cesar must tame a pack of Chinese crested dogs that have their owners’ home in constant chaos, a mastiff mix full of unbridled energy, and two miniature dachshunds who have their owner at her wits’ end and on the outs with her mother.
Cesar helps a rock musician with his extremely aggressive pit bull so he can have someone watch her while he is on tour, and a comic book writer and his TV producer wife with two very aggressive Boston terriers.
At the Playboy Mansion, Hugh Hefner's girlfriend's Chihuahua mix is bullying Hef’s King Charles spaniel. In Redondo Beach, Miss February 2010, is having trouble with her Chihuahua attacking other dogs.And in Orange County, Miss September 2011's Boston terrier pug mix is chewing her out of house and home.
Cesar helps a group of comedians with their pets: Skyler Stone with his Jack Russell mix and aggressive Maltese-Chihuahua; Ralphie May and wife Lahna Turner with their older boxer and overprotective bulldog; and Paul Rodriguez with his three Chihuahuas.
Cesar helps dogs overcome their fears: a deaf and blind Whippet mix who has a hard time navigating the world without five senses, a Labradoodle whose fears the ocean yet lives on a boat, and a cocker spaniel who fears all humans, including her owners.
Ceasar help members of the NASCAR community with their pets: Brian Sacks and his aggressive Pekingese that has everyone running scared, and driver Kevin Harvick and his wife to get their Chihuahua to stop snapping at people before they welcome their first child. Cesar also visits the Halifax Humane Society, a grant recipient of the Greg Biffle Foundation, with Biffle himself and his wife Nicole.
Exercise guru Jillian Michaels Chihuahua has become the terror of the beach. She is adopting a two-year-old daughter and wants to make sure the dog won’t be aggressive with the baby. Kelsey Grammer and his new wife Kayte need advice because their dogs spend all day outside only to run into the house to pee and poop.
Kelly and Hyrum Lai are worried about their Lab's food aggression and that their 18-month old son could be bitten just for having food in his hand. Cesar then helps a homeless woman who has the opportunity to move into a women’s shelter that will also take her pit bull Tucker, who is not socialized for normal domestic living.
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