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  • Dora J. says:
    March 30, 2009 at 9:24 pm

    You want to talk about a bad trainer? have you ever seen Brad Pattison from the TV show “At the end of my leash”??? Talk about a disgrace to Canada. He’s as arrogant and abusive as they come. I have seen both Cesar Millan and Brad Pattison live in person working with dogs and I wouldnt let Brad near my dog even if you paid me. Much is edited out of his show and his tips are more drama based for tv ratings than actual dog training. I cringe at his poor uneducated ‘followers’.

    I try to be an open minded trainer (it seems there are so few out there) and try to research many techniques to ensure I am proving my clients with the best information I can and Cesar has brought my training to a new level. While I have modified his techniques to my own style, The proof in my clients dogs behavior is enough for me.

  • Ryan M says:
    March 31, 2009 at 8:04 am

    I think all of the Cesar haters hate his popularity. I know I know… “we have nothing to be jealous of” but lets be honest, he has no professional training, he is a mexican immigrant, and he uses training techniques that are outdated and -in your opinions- just plain WRONG! then why does he have his own tv show?!?! Right? I’m sure it is frustrating for all of you. Just keep in mind that while you’re hating Cesar it’s really the discovery channel that is wielding their dog whisperer in the wrong ways. His ways are not for everyone/every dog, and you should be battling to tell people that Cesar is worth watching- just like a man who can walk with wild lions is worth watching- but only for the novelty, not for the guidance in training. People don’t need to use Cesar’s methods for a dog who pulls too hard, they should for a dog who would not be allowed to live without serious behavioral modification- a last chance scenario.

  • Joshua Tyler says:
    March 31, 2009 at 10:53 am

    I am not a fan follower of Milan, but I can understand the techniques and can see the similarity behind peoples arguments here and the old argument of spanking children for negative behavior, vs rewarding for positive. WELL it’s PERFECTLY clear that removing groundings and spankings have had a HUGE detriment on North American society, especially in our school system. Undisciplined people cause trouble, so do dogs. Unfortunately many of these behavior science specialists, are just that scientists. And EVERYONE knows scientists are SELF-VALIDATING. Like the world being flat, religion not existing, etc.

    I can PERSONALLY say that I have had a dog trainer that works similar to Milan come and help me with my dogo/pitbull cross. In a day he was able to show me how to stop my dog from pulling on the leash. Jumping my fence, chasing small dogs, and jumping on people. Each issue had it’s own correction technique that was very effective. The issues were not completely fixed that day, but gave me a platform to work with.

    And to all those that think it should be positive only. Why don’t you tell me WHEN AND WHERE in the wild, dogs reward each other for positive behavior? Ummm they don’t. But they DO discipline through wrestling, biting, etc.

    Sounds like the people researching animal behavior are the same ones studying human behavior, telling us that we can’t spank our children, can’t ground them, and need to reward vs punish them.

    And look where that has gotten us. More kids committing mass murders in schools, because their parents have done nothing but spoil them and leave them to believe there are no consequences for negative behavior.

  • Stephanie says:
    April 1, 2009 at 2:40 am

    I really cant beleive all the negatives that people choose to see, Something so simple as CM way of relating to a dog and understanding a dog on their level is wrong? Give me a break just because something is shown to us as common sense and not follwed by science.

    Dogs have as much personality has humans….we all know you cant treat the bad apple the same as the good one. You have to understand where they are coming from as you do dogs and by doing so their is your postive reward and accomplisments for dog and owner.

    You people just want formulas to follow when the real formula you cant read in a book is the one you create with your dog….that bond that openess to understand comes from those willing to try. Just like their is bad parents there is bad owners and who is in the wrong the ones who dont try from the emontionall side of life!

    As a owner of a min pin CM simple techniques and reasoning behind them make sense!!! Plain and simple TRIED TESTED AND TRUE!!!

    No negative and abuse here, I got a happy calm min pin who has the engery when she needs to use it outside playing not tearing up the house becuase of CM simple techniques!

  • Shaamex says:
    May 3, 2009 at 5:06 pm

    It seems clear to me there are a number of things going on here. One is a tv show, and two is how peole feel about Cesar Millan. But Shouldn’t the consistant thing be about our pets themselves? If I say I like Cesar Millan do I have to be suddenly suspect if I have positive results using his tips? I don’t think I’m saying all of the other methods are wrong. I encourage some of you to take a second look at the TV show without the added pressure of analyzing any of the techniques and enjoy it for the variety of dog content. If you can view it enough you will recognize dogs from other episodes. Stay calm and Assertive even if you disagree with me.

  • Dean says:
    June 3, 2009 at 7:46 am

    In a attempt to learn something from all of the information provided in these discussions I find it hard to understand all of the declarations of absolutes that come into play on the issue. It seems to me many if not most accredited and non accredited dog behavior experts on the anti CM bandwagon swear/declare that dogs conditioned with positive punishment or force training do not and therefore cannot benefit from the experience, issues are simply masked, and that the dog will always display negative backlash behaviors in the near future regardless.

    Furthermore it appears that any testimonial responses by others who have had different results and refute that perspective to such absolutes in results are simply………………..dismissed.

    Such are the politics and propaganda in the journey on a road to a agenda.

    These discussions tell me more about all of our problems and issues with the dog condition in terms of needing help and understanding than anything else.

    Robert

  • Virginia says:
    June 7, 2009 at 11:24 pm

    As a lifetime student of animal behavior, and of learning how to “read” the body language of other animals, I too am immensely grateful for this piece and the discussion about Millan’s methods.

    One of the things that has been mentioned here that I will second is that those that defend his methods or see no harm are those that are not savvy to reading dog body language and understanding what’s really going on for the dog. When I started consulting on horse behavior, I realized quickly that things that seemed very evident to me are not necessarily evident to the average horse owner. The same is true of dog owners, who, unfortunately, do not by and large know – or even really WANT to know – how to read their dogs’ signals and body language.

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