Cesar Millan - Doing THIS will help you pick the right dog, job or romantic partner

In this episode of Behind the Brand, host Bryan Elliott talks to The Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan about how to pick the right dog, job or romantic partner.

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[K.T-]

I love Caesar, He's such a great person! 🐾

[adityag]

He is and always will be my INSPIRATION and my IDOL ♥️🙏🏽

[lgndnhswnmnd]

Thanks for this post! Grateful for YouTube!

[crushitwithkris]

He's overcome so much 💪. Thanks for sharing!

[cellanddanielle]

Thank you for sharing ❤️. Never give up

[PHM]

Protection and direction = front of pack = LEADERSHIP !

[CoreyB]

I've trained my dog Bella, she is so sweet and very smart.
She was abused to the point to where she didn't trust at all.
My room mate took her from her abuser and brought her to the house.
And I would just sit down in front of her kennel and I'd just run my finger up and down her nose and hand feed her, talk sweet to her.
Once she finally came out of her kennel after a week. My roommate tried calling her but she was unsure and nervous.
I told her, come!
And she jumped up in my lap and since then she was my dog.
I began socializing her with people and other different animals, I taught her obedience and confidence.
I eventually taught her hand signs with none vocalized commands.
She will walk with me without a leash right by my side.
Bella is a cattahoula and is 7 years old.

I've trained other dogs like this too for friends and family.
So yeah Cesar Millan isn't the only dog whisperer.
There are people like cesar, myself and others who are just really good at reading dogs and their body language.

[honeycare]

Wow first time to know this about Cesar Millan🐕🐾🥰 good guy!

[sokolmiftari]

actuallu this time Cesar help me understand people more, i now understand my self, and i have better ideas for my kids, because as parent whe try our best but sometime whe are wrong even if whe do it for the better

[johnc]

Dogs are extremely
civilized .They live in a world without war or money but know the meaning of civilization. Perhaps better than we do. We think we are civilized but create wars while one being stands beside us, watching, giving unconditional love while maintaining a very intracate social system based on the betterment of life. It is not absurd that the advancement of humanity be attributed to a “common animal”. The human race may owe its advancements to its spirit guides who brought the ideal of compassion that made us human. It is not unfathomanable that a domesticated canine ran to an injured enemy and made a plead for their lives based on what was right. Completely blowing our minds and waking us to the concept of compassion. Especially since dogs do this everyday now… we see this every day, but assume it’s our doing. Even despite the fact that “humans” have showed an inexorable habit of being completely “heartless” without remorse. Yet every dog displays consideration, without direction. If left on their own without appropriation, the dog will always lean towards what is just the “owner” of said, dog is faced with a decision; be compassionate or be abandoned

[hrithikg]

Every time I listen to Ceasar I learn something

[BLKnPrd]

They missed a golden opportunity to show Cesar's expertise when he stopped the disturbance.

[donaldcurtis]

Fireworks 4 in the seventies Battlefield trial kennel English pointers Allison's tack boy I enjoyed it very much four stages of dogs child dogs regular dogs dumb dogs meet dogs and dogs that ain't worth a s*** I got dogs all my life I love his show

[kathyleicester]

Cesar's work is terrific. Still, the dude broke into the country. That's a felony. I think he ought to serve time or somehow make that right. Sorry, dude, but that little bit of your history can't be overlooked. You need to atone, if you haven't already.