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‘The Dog Whisperer With Cesar Millan’ Season 9 Episode Guide

After more than 150 episodes, thousands of audition tapes and hundreds of successful rehabilitations, the ninth and final season of the “Dog Whisperer” with Cesar Millan featured 12 all-new episodes and was jam packed with the biggest stars, most exciting destinations and the fastest cars ever featured on the series. And, of course, dogs. Lots and lots of dogs. Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan: Horrible Hounds of the UKCesar travels to the United Kingdom to help troubled dog owners and their less than proper pooches. Dominic, a thoughtful 17 year old has had one too many out-of-control walks with his

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Mojo the German Shephard looks for a new family.

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‘Leader Of The Pack’ Episode 10: Too Much Mojo

Mojo is just a giant puppy without boundaries or limitations, but this German shepherd’s size and frustration lead him to destroying everything when he’s left alone, and he’s become aggressive toward other dogs. Cesar will have to teach Mojo how to behave before he can determine who should be his new Leader of the Pack. Cesar Evaluates Mojo Placed in a home one month after arriving at the shelter in Holland as a stray, Mojo was soon returned because he was too hard to handle, so his caretakers, Amanda and Erik, have asked for help. Cesar evaluates Mojo, and determines

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Cesar Shares His Greatest Moments As The “Dog Whisperer”

I always wanted a TV show because TV was the largest platform to reach people. I was training dogs — sometimes thirty dogs at a time — and I realized that if I was ever going to make an impact with my life, I would have to find a way to reach more people. TV was my only option, but there were many obstacles… I could not speak English very well. I didn’t know anyone in Hollywood. And I didn’t have any money. Slowly, all these obstacles were eliminated. Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith became my clients. Jada paid

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A family meets a potential pet for adoption.

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‘Leader Of The Pack’ Episode 11: Turbo Charged

Turbo the two year-old shepherd mix has been in the shelter for three months, unwanted. He has been labeled as cage aggressive, hyperactively barking at people and dogs and running around his kennel in a frenzy. He was rescued from a house where he had been chained for twenty-four hours a day for most of his life, so he doesn’t know what it’s like to run free or go for a walk. His shelter caretaker, Eva, has asked Cesar to help find Turbo a family who can teach him what it’s like to be a loyal, calm, and social dog.

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Here’s A Look Back At The Beginning Of ‘Dog Whisperer’

After one hundred and seventy episodes and over four hundred dogs and their people helped, “Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan” came to a very successful end. It all began eight years earlier, and here’s a look back at the very first episode. In Cesar’s first TV case, we met NuNu the Chihuahua, an adorable, pint-sized hellion. Fiercely territorial, NuNu let no one near his owner Tina, not even Tina’s housemate, Barclay, the one who convinced Tina to bring the dog home from the rescue shelter. Cesar also helps with Kane, a dog that has had a fear of shiny floors

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‘Leader Of The Pack’ Episode 12: Saving Sophia

Sophia was rescued by Italian authorities from a man who was illegally keeping twelve dogs in substandard conditions. Incarcerated in a shelter for most of her life, Sophia never learned to socialize or trust people. She is terrified of everything, and when a human tries to approach her, she collapses in fear. She spends most of her time hiding in her kennel, and has to be carried out by two shelter workers when they want her to leave the building. Dogs like this are rarely adopted because nobody sees them, which is a shame, because Sophia is definitely not aggressive

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Cesar Shares His Life Story, Including The Ups And Downs

Cesar Millan holds nothing back when discussing the good, the bad and the ugly as he reflects on his personal life story in the one-hour biopic, “Cesar Millan: The Real Story.” The documentary features the comprehensive, behind-the-scenes story of Millan’s incredible rise from poverty to fame. The one-hour special follows Cesar’s incredible rise from impoverished illegal immigrant to celebrity dog trainer to international superstar. The cameras roll as he embarks on his latest Cesar LIVE world speaking seminar, begins filming his Nat Geo WILD television series “Leader of the Pack” in Spain, and leads thousands of dogs and owners on

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Junior’s Story

If you’ve seen Cesar live or have watched his recent TV shows, then you’ve met Junior, the gray and white pit bull who is always by his side. Junior celebrates his birthday every year in August, on the same day as Cesar’s but, as many of Cesar’s fans know, Junior is the second pit bull to hold the position of “right-hand dog,” having taken on that mantle when Cesar’s previous pit bull, Daddy, passed away on February 19, 2010. This is Junior’s story. Daddy’s Story Junior’s story really begins almost twenty years ago, when Cesar first met four-month-old Daddy in

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“Cesar Millan: The Real Story” — Sneak Peak

The sneak preview of “Cesar Millan: The Real Story,” a Nat Geo WILD documentary telling Cesar’s life story

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Cesar 911 (“Cesar to the Rescue”)

A Subject Close To Your Dog’s Heart

By Cesar Millan This week is the beginning of spring for my fans north of the equator and the beginning of fall for my fans to the south. This spring is a particularly good one for me because I’m back on TV in my all-new show “Cesar 911,” but every spring is a favorite time of year of mine because now Mother Nature wakes up from her long sleep of winter and everything begins to blossom and grow again. But there are some things that come back again in the spring and summer that can be very dangerous for our

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