How I Became The Best Dog Trainer In The World | My True Story

My heroes were narco trafficantes....

From illegal immigrant to the best dog trainer in the world. My name is Cesar Millan and this is my story. From a small town in Mexico to now living in Los Angeles, CA listen as I tell my own true story. At 18, I decided I wanted to become the best dog trainer in the world.

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[CesarMillanOfficial]

YouTube! Let me know what you think of this video. Thank you for being a part of my journey. Be on the lookout for Part 2!

[mickaelwilliams]

cesar is the kind of immigrant we want in the U.S....HE IS A TREASURE .

[sg]

Here is a celebrity who truly deserves his success.

[joshwilson]

And he became the best dog trainer in the world.

[davideloi]

"I was never poor" I love this man

[shirleychavez]

Your story is beautiful. I’m 81 years old. I was young, my parents moved from Arkansas to Kansas in search of a better life. My parents got good jobs and improved our status. My grandparents still lived in Arkansas on a farm with no running water or electricity and no indoor facilities. When I was about 10 years old, my grandparents came to Kansas to visit us where we had all the modern conveniences. One day I said to my grandmother that I felt sorry for how they didn’t have all the things that we did. She said oh, I feel sorry for you that you are missing out on all the fresh air and benefits of living out in the beauty of nature that I live in. Lesson learned ❤

[jesseniavargas]

Cesar being born in the midst of a hurricane is SO beautifully fitting. His strong energy brings calmness to dogs when OWNERS need training. We LOVE you Mr. Millan.🐾❤🐾

[meep]

I’m glad you made it here! Nothing but respect for immigrants who make the dangerous journey to reach the USA. 🇺🇸
I will always extend a helping hand to them when I can.

[lauraschroeder]

God, family, tradition, discipline, competition, love and harwork. This "modern" world can benefit from hearing CM's life story. Awesome testimony

[Beckywiththegoodhair]

You not only know dogs, you know people, and that is a gift.

[missbubu]

Mentioning the grandparents is very special. I love it!

[AA-zvfp]

Cesar, I live in the UK and watch all your videos. I've rehomed rescues for the last 30+ years always having 3 dogs at a time. I started out poor, on a farm, and identified with your early life. I have learned so much through your videos especially now as I need help with my new 5-year-old rescue "puppy farmed ill-treated curly-tailed bulldog, Lola" She's very loving but confused, dominant, protective, aggressive all caused by past history. Lola arrived 6 weeks ago, slowly I've concentrated on making her feel safe and secure with the freedom of the garden and home, training her to understand basic commands and introducing a new life to her slowly, step by step. Thank you, Cesar, for helping people to see animals through different eyes, making them understand it's not the animals, it's the humans that need to be trained before bringing a pet into their homes! God Bless, love and light. Angela

[DomRampage]

Today, everybody knows the price but not the value of anything. Thank you for teaching people, just to be better.

[wildgoose]

A true ambassador of the world in showing us how to communicate with our dogs but showing us what real patience is. kindness, compassion, respect.

[CC]

We are lucky Cesar came to US to teach us about dogs with his amazing talents.

[karlad]

Cesar staying true to himself no matter how successful he gets is one of the most endearing aspects about him. Thank you Cesar for being you 100% 😊🙏🏼

[Cosmic_Botanicals]

This man saved my life, I will always be grateful for his existence ❤

[horse__power]

Love this man and his story. I, too, was poor but he was lucky to have grandparents and parents who guided and supported him. He was rich in family.

[jennifermanzano]

Cesar…your story about your childhood touched my heart. My mother in law (who passed away in 2010) was raised in Sinaloa and she spoke all the time about her beautiful “poor but not poor” life in Sinaloa. She would reminisce about the mango trees and the ranch she lived on. And…the delicious frijoles her mama cooked. ❤️ you brought a tear to my eye. Your story brought her soul closer to me again. Muchisimas gracias

[rosepeachy]

Cesar, the world is blessed to have you as a teacher who shares his knowledge and philosophy with us so freely. Happy birthday, we love you and all that you do 💖