I just returned from attending his Seminar in Thousand Oaks which was a much greater expansion/demonstration and explaination of his People Training Dogs DVD.
I arrived back in Phoenix to yet again, an over 110 degree day. Another day too dangerous to walk the dog even at 4am. Cesar said he clearly visualizes the outcome he wants to create - ever time. So I did.
I emerged from the seminar with such energetic clarity that I returned to have all four of my rescued problem rehab dogs walk on a treadmill- without leashes the first time everyone! The tape will be up on You tube tomorrow!
This man, his family and support team~ deserve all the respect and accolades you have given and more. Thousands of dogs are being saved, rehabbed, rehomed because of Cesar's way, who otherwise would have no hope, being abandoned to shelters as someone else's problem to fix or to their destruction as hopeless cases.
I myself, am on my 11th problem dog rescue from the last two years, but I am only only one person in a rising sea of Cesar's way advocates, many doing far more then I, all determined that there will one day be no more problem dogs.
People will read your post and have hope. People will look now for like-minded people from email lists to local Meet-ups to gather, to share, to support, to provide resources~one dog at a time, one relationship at a time.
More and more people will join their efforts to the mission of the Cesar and Ilusion Millan's Foundation. Children and teens will come to their boys' websites to learn how to become the Pack Leaders of Tomorrow.
Last week, it was 1500 person seminars, last year it was 50. The nay-sayer skeptics voices are fading in the background to the international tidal waves of sucess stories from children to handicapped to old and infirm, replaciating the tools, information and techniques of Cesar's Way ~ empowered to change problem dogs to good dogs, to see the truth of ourselves, our toxic emotions and our stories that keep us wounded in the mirrors that are our dogs.
It is good to have such hope in ths world of overwhelming challenges right now. But then, Cesar and the dogs are all about being in the now.
Saw the first show of the 2007 season last night (10/05/07). In the first half hour (Luna, the fearful dog) Cesar was working with a woman who he referred to as his 'girlfriend'. Are Cesar and Ilusion no longer a couple? I was shocked to say the least!
This has probably already been addressed and as usual I'm sticking my nose in OPB(other people's business) It just caught my interest. The girlfriend he was referring to was the dog not the woman but there is something interesting about that woman, Tina. I could be wrong but I think its the owner of Nunu the reformed Chihuahua. But anyway I really enjoyed that show in particular.
I am having alot of problems finding your 35 cents leash. do you have any suggestions of where I could find any. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!! My wife & I watch your show whenever it's on in our area. we learned alot about how to handle our new puppy!! Thanks!!
With an Emmy-nominated show on National Geographic Channel, a best-selling book, and sold-out seminars, Cesar Millan continues to add accolades to a career spanning more than 20 years, as one ...more
CJ AndersonSep 8th, 2007 - 06:50:40
I just returned from attending his Seminar in Thousand Oaks which was a much greater expansion/demonstration and explaination of his People Training Dogs DVD.
I arrived back in Phoenix to yet again, an over 110 degree day. Another day too dangerous to walk the dog even at 4am. Cesar said he clearly visualizes the outcome he wants to create - ever time. So I did.
I emerged from the seminar with such energetic clarity that I returned to have all four of my rescued problem rehab dogs walk on a treadmill- without leashes the first time everyone! The tape will be up on You tube tomorrow!
This man, his family and support team~ deserve all the respect and accolades you have given and more. Thousands of dogs are being saved, rehabbed, rehomed because of Cesar's way, who otherwise would have no hope, being abandoned to shelters as someone else's problem to fix or to their destruction as hopeless cases.
I myself, am on my 11th problem dog rescue from the last two years, but I am only only one person in a rising sea of Cesar's way advocates, many doing far more then I, all determined that there will one day be no more problem dogs.
People will read your post and have hope. People will look now for like-minded people from email lists to local Meet-ups to gather, to share, to support, to provide resources~one dog at a time, one relationship at a time.
More and more people will join their efforts to the mission of the Cesar and Ilusion Millan's Foundation. Children and teens will come to their boys' websites to learn how to become the Pack Leaders of Tomorrow.
Last week, it was 1500 person seminars, last year it was 50. The nay-sayer skeptics voices are fading in the background to the international tidal waves of sucess stories from children to handicapped to old and infirm, replaciating the tools, information and techniques of Cesar's Way ~ empowered to change problem dogs to good dogs, to see the truth of ourselves, our toxic emotions and our stories that keep us wounded in the mirrors that are our dogs.
It is good to have such hope in ths world of overwhelming challenges right now. But then, Cesar and the dogs are all about being in the now.
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