“Dog Whisperer” Cesar Millan believes that if you are looking for a dog with better behavior, then be a more responsible human.
This charismatic trainer of dogs has built an empire based on the seemingly simple idea of teaching owners how to understand their pets’ behavior. The three-time Emmy nominee celebrity dog trainer extols the benefits of man-dog bonding through his TV series, New York Times bestseller books, and videos.
Millan, a sincere man, said in an interview with Zoom that “everyone wants a well-behaved, loving dog. Everyone wants to be able to call a dog their soulmate.” To achieve this, humans must be taught the computer program, just as they are with dogs.
Millan, who has more than 19,000,000 followers on social media, is an entrepreneur and a product designer. His popular courses are sold under his Training Cesar’s Way brand.
Millan has appeared on “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon”, “Dr. Oz, “Today”, “The View”, and “The Daily Show With Jon Stewart” are all part of the cultural zeitgeist. His influence is everywhere. Millan’s teaching methods have taught millions that energy is key when it comes to dealing with dogs.
Millan, a dog expert who has been a household name for over 25 years, says he is still evolving.
He says, “I focus on people more than dogs these days.” Prevention is more important than intervention. It is for this reason that I developed a program I called ‘Training Cesar’s Way’. Before you buy a puppy, I say to the world: “Come and see me.” Because they have questions about energy, activities, and philosophy. They will then choose the dog based on compatibility. “The energy of the dog must be compatible with theirs.”
‘Dog whisperer’
When Millan speaks, you can sense his connection with animals. Millan grew up on a farm with animals in Culiacan with his grandfather. He quickly gained the reputation of being a natural with dogs.
He insists, “I did not come to America for a TV show.” I came to America to learn. “I came here to learn. After I returned home I thought I’d learn and then return to my country, but it was only after I did that I realised I had something valuable to contribute. Since that day, I’ve never stopped. “I was not interested in fame; I wanted to make a difference.”
Millan called America the “land where opportunities are endless, a platform for the whole world that is literally Disneyland to all dreamers.”
When I heard (JFK’s) famous quote: “Ask what you can contribute to your country and not just what it can provide for you,” I knew I had to act to ensure that America understood what my grandfather taught me in Mexico.”
Millan became famous with the popular National Geographic show, “Dog Whisperer”. It aired from 2004 to 2016 and was broadcasted and streamed worldwide in over 120 countries.
The title is mystical. “No, no no. We are all dog-whisperers.” I replied. You may not be able to walk as many dogs as I can, but it is possible to develop a close relationship with a single dog.
Millan has a special connection to dogs. His organization claims that it helped more than 50,000 unbalanced, aggressive dogs over the course of time.
Some people travel to India or Peru in search of enlightenment. “I have learned so much about dogs and myself from them. They are loyal, honest, and have integrity. Every day, they live in the present and pursue happiness. Humans are more likely to seek money, power, and fame in order to achieve happiness.
The dog’s eyes are the message he believes. “Everyone can be enlightened by spending time with them and seeing through their eyes.” Dog is God reversed. A dog represents the Earth’s manifestation of what God has to say. You can find a religious symbol in any dog or animal. Dogs are more tolerant of humans because they have been domesticated by evolution. “But enlightenment, or spirituality can be given to you by any animal, you only have to connect.”
Many supporters agree. The afternoon that I interviewed Cesar Milan showed me how he has a deep connection with the animals he takes care of,” said Julio Martinez. Julio is a freelancer and contributor to Written By magazine, published by the Writers Guild of America West. His advice was priceless.
Millan critics
Millan’s methods of training are not liked by everyone. There have been many controversies over the years, from dog experts questioning his methods to allegations of cruelty towards animals. Last year’s lawsuit was a result of the death of Queen Latifah’s dog, while it was in Millan’s care.
Sheila Emery is a former “Dog Whisperer” producer who believes that Caesar has a true talent with dogs.
Millan is still popular among dog owners and viewers, whether they like or dislike him.
Marc Berman is the editor-in chief of Programming Insider, a television magazine. He explained that controversy and lawsuits can attract attention. This could lead to an increase in viewers. When Cesar Millan is in hot water (so to speak), it does not necessarily mean that his TV show will be ending anytime soon. Look at the docuseries “Chrisley knows best” with Julie and Todd Chrisley. “After being convicted for fraud and waiting to receive a prison sentence, the show opens a new series.”