I have a friend who's pit bull pookie is only aggresive with other animals. and pookie bit her boston terrior pup on the head tonight and their talking of putting her down cause no rescue will take her cause she is aggresive with other animals. They would like to find her a home but I suggested that they contact you. Don't know how to send you an email but maybe this will work. They either need your help to teach them how to handle the dogs or maybe you could take her or find someone who will. She knows I'm writing for her.so please find a way to answer me one way or another. Or send me an email address i can contact you with if intrested. Thank you.

Dear Cesar,
My family lives in Dracut, Ma. We own 6 dogs in the house hold ( 4 Boston terriers, a french bulldog, and a Puggle.) My sister lives in the basement with her puggle Brady, and the rest live on the main floor of the house. We recently acquired a five year old french bull dog Madison from a friend that could no longer keep her. When introducing her to the four dogs on the main floor, she was very aggresive, but after taking them out of the house to meet, she became more friendly with them. Now and then there are still some pretty bad brawls between them if one of them seems more dominant then her. My sisters puggle brady used to come upstairs and play with the dogs all the time, he is a very friendly and outgoing dog. when maddison came we never introduced them and it has become a huge problem. We have tried introducing them many times on leashes outside, or in the house without any other dogs around, and its impossible. Madison becomes extremely violent when Brady is around, even though he has done nothing to cause this. she goes airborn to try to go after him and has actually done bad damage twice. she split his ear, and nose on two different occasions. she will sit infront of the basement door, barking and trying to go through it if Brady is at the stairs. we've notice that she tracks his scent whenever he leaves a room. It's a huge problem, because we cant travel together with all the dogs, someone has to get left behind. when my sister is gone brady cannot come play with the other dogs unless madison is put away. we desperatly need help to find peace in this household again for both dogs and humans. please help us.

Sincerely,
Margie and Stephanie

Hello Cesar and everyone else,

We need some advise and help! We have 4 dogs total! 1 we have had 2 yrs and the other 2 for 1 yr. The newest one a 5 lb mini Yorkie we just got from my sister a few weeks ago. His name is Bart! he is funny, quick and likes to use the bathroom in the house! My sister could no longer keep him after her husband left a year ago. She has 3 kids and a full time job. She wasn't able to give Bart the attention he needs. Tim and I decided to take him to keep him in the family. She flew out to Az from St. Louis with him! We have a doggie door, we take them to the doggie park every night and we play with them each night. We have NO children at home, so these are our children! Even family knows, LOVE ME, LOVE MY DOGS!
We set an alarm to go off every 2 hours to take him outside. he knows how to use the Doggie door. he follows the other dogs out and us when we go out. He is still using the bathroom in the house. Kim said it started a year ago. He used to pull his leash off the hook and bring it to you when he had to go. We need to help him remember what he should be doing. We are just not sure how! Our other dogs bark like crazy when he is going in the house, but it doesn't stop him. Can someone please give us advise? We would even take the Dog Whisperer himself to come on out and give us a hand!
Thank you for listening to me!
Love Robin and Tim

my dog diesel is a one of kind sweet dog he is part boxer and something else.. but he intends to like to drag me around and ive been dragged a 100 feet just to go get another dog. he isnt aggresive but he gives off the impression that he is an aggresive dog. all of his hairs stand up and he draws himself up and charges forward. and there have been times where i can stop him by falling to the pavement and making myself dead weight. he knows who the leadder is when my husband and me finally do get him to do what we say or once we get him inside he slinks away and tries to get to his cage before we get to him. we have tried to be threatning and we have tried to use a cage and keeping calm and just nothing.. lately ive been getting sicker and with multiple problems and i cant keep throwing myself on the floor to keep my dog. he has escaped and it took us three hours to get him back. he would just keep us in sight and run and run and do whatever it took to avoid us and make sure we werent just goingg to leave him outside. he has never bitten another dog even when he was attacked. he does well at all the dog parks and loves to play with people and dogs and cats. its just the impression that has to stop me from going outside when thier are other people and animals. and my other dog ruby use to never be the loud mouth she even walked with me without a leash and listen but ever since we got diesel she has gotten worse.she has been put on a leash and since she was never taught to be on a leash she chokes herself out. if he starts barking she makes it even worse by supporting him with her voice. which gives him an extra kick to keep pulling me. we have tried gentle leaders, choke collars and we take him out to the park as much as we can and take him out for walks and we cant take them for long walks because of this problem. its not easy and i would really appreciate any help or advice to help fix this problem.

EMERGENCY....I am a pitt bull owner and am having a problem with my dog being aggressive. It started with jumping the fence to go after dogs walking by our house, so we started keeping him on a chain. Then he broke the chain, so we now take him out on a leash. Recently, he jumped through an open window while we were not home and I am told he was very aggressive towards people. Apparently he ran towards the police officer that was called out, the officer had to fire his gun to get him to back down. I have never seen him be aggressive toward any humans, and when I got home he was calm and not at all aggressive, so I don't know what happened to trigger his aggression. I was ticketed for this incident and have been advised to have the dog put down, because it isnt fair to place a problem dog with someone else. I absolutely will not have him put down and I do not want to give him up. I am looking for a volunteer to teach me how to rehabilitate him. I cannot afford to pay a trainer, but I love my dog very much and I want to be a responsible dog owner. My dog was never fought or involved in fighting to my knowledge. We got him when he was a year and a half old, he is now three. You are my last hope to save our beloved family member.

Dear Cesar,

I heard you are coming to Calgary,AB, Canada in November and me and my Shitzu/Bichon, Emmy need your help. When my husband and I got Emmy 10 months ago we tried to use your techniques and received great feed back from our family and friends about how well behaved she was. Along with your techniques we put Emmy into puppy glasses for some obidence as soicalize with other dogs. When she was 8 month I decide to put her in Agility. Through the agility classes we were invited to audtion for a Canadian dog show called Superdogs. The feed back was that she has good potiental but there is one major issue; she is scared of strangers, espeically strange men and she doesn't like her neck and head to be touched. This is a problem as strangers need to hold her while I prep for the race during the show. Also when she is off leash during agility she listen quite well but as soon as she is loses interest or is on a leash she doesn't like to listen and becomes more fearful. Many people have given us advise but they don't seem to help.

Please Cesar, I need you to show me how to make her listen and be confident around strangers and on the leash!!

Every summer we have taken on the very fun adventure of hatching ducks. This year for the first time we have a ... doggie!!! Our duckies just hatched a few days ago and we are trying to introduce them to our new dog but he keeps licking his lips and angling at them with his teeth. He also wants to pounce on them :(

We really feel in our hearts that he just wants to play and not hurt them. We decided to try this because our doggie was a rescue do who has always been so kind and loving, he is such a thankful dog~ he is the best. He is a mix between a poodle and a Maltese and leans more towards the poodle size.

The whole family, me, my husband, and our two kids would love you forever if you could helps us. But please hurry those ducks will grow fast. We are here in Southern California.

Sincerly,
Geri K

Hi, my name is Cristina, and i'm writing from Spain.

I love the dog whisperer, but i'm sad because Cesar is very far away from here.

I've got a Bull Terrier, called Almond. It's lovely at home, but in the street... it's an evil!

My boyfriend and I contact with 2 different professionals of canine conduct, but we have no good results...
I love Almond but I'm afraid when I go to the street and we meet another dog. Not matters if the dog is male, female, child, old, big or little...

Sorry if my english is bad, i hope you understand my problem!

Bye from Spain!

My sister has a high energy 1-1/2 year old Golden with her husband here in mid-Maryland. While beautiful, loving & still very much a puppy, she remains quite hard for my sister to manage despite a great jump start with obedience classes. My sister has MS and while still highly functional and regulated with medication, her dog was supposed to be therapeutic for her. Currently, her dog has strength beyond my sister's capabilities & acts out with rough play when ignoring bad behavior in her home. I also observe my sister having a high sense of anxiety with her dog and I would just like to help her. I've observed my sister's inability to control her 70 pound dog when guests come to her home and reach a sense of stress that I know is affecting her health. I know she is very bonded with her dog and has such a great sense of responsibility, but many of us in the family are concerned her dog causes more stress than a therapeutic friend. I know you could help her situation and provide a solution for her to handle her dog and continue a great lifetime bond. Please consider coming to Maryland and helping my sister cope with her dog.

Hi,
I'm a big fan of the survival shows and learning techniques to use in a disaster. What about an episode that deals with keeping dogs safe and/or using dogs to help in a disaster?

Thanks,
Connie

Hi there,

I have a friend who needs help here in Ontario with her Boston Terrior Cody. He's nearly a yr old, and his agression/fear is getting worse to the point that her common law husband has put up an ad to sell her dog without telling her. She has taken Cody to 3 different trainers with no success, she works at Petsmart and has an open availability with the trainers. He is ok with people he knows well, in the sense that he won't bite them, but if your a stranger...don't turn your back or he'll bite your leg!! He's very agressive with people walking by, and other dogs. He does well with my passive submissive Golden Retriever Buddy, but still bites at his fur, and tries to consitantly hump him. I have tried Ceasar's methods on many dogs (I attend the dog park regularily) with great success, but I have no success with Cody. He's not agressive with me, but won't listen/learn from me either. She can no longer take him out in public without a wire muzzle on.

She fears without help, one day she will return home and Cody will be gone. That would not be good for her or Cody!

Please help us soon, before it's too late!

Your avid viewer, and student;

Gloria

I adopted my dog Ly from Taiwan when she was 8 months old. She is missing a paw and had a very difficult "puppyhood". When she was a puppy, she was caught in a trap for days and eventually rescued. She never learned how to be a puppy, and is very wary of who she comes close to and which dogs she wants to be friends with. She is a happy dog in our home, but when we leave to go for walks, she is fearful and cautious when it comes to new people, toys and new areas. I admit we are very attached to one another and my fiance and my other dog often get left out because I am always worried about Ly. I made many mistakes, like bringing her food bowl to her rather than leaving it where the other food bowls are, I spoil her, but with good intention. I am too overprotective of her and I need to learn that she is a DOG and not my child. :) I have made many changes in the past year to help her grow and step out of her comfort zone, but while feeling safe. I need to learn the skills to help her over come her fears and anxieties. Overall, I want Ly to be as happy as she possibly can be. I want to help her recover. Please, Cesar, if you ever in the NY area, please, please come meet Ly! We really need to over come this together.

I have a GSP 15 months old, my husband gave it to me when he was about to be deployed to Afghanistan last year. I live in Fayeteville NC close to FT Bragg, and I was wondering if you can come to visit this remote city...I would love to go visit my family in my country but nobody in this area is willing to deal with Tango, my dog. I can't even consider having a child because of him, I really love him and don't want to give up. Thanks for your time

Hello,

I was wondering if Cesar would be interested on helping somebody like me to help dogs here in El Paso, TX.

I have two dogs and I do not have any issues with them, thanks to Cesar Millan since I watch the show every time and practice his strategies everyday. I got a dog for the first time in my life at the age of 38. Before I got my now four-year old dog (Yellow Lab), I was pretty much afraid of every dog, small or big due to a traumatic experience in my childhood. At first it was really hard to trust him, even though he was a puppy, but now I even kiss him every single day; he is the love of my life, and he has taught me how beautiful canines can be. After him, I found a stray puppy (Cocker Spaniel) and I adopted her. She needed a lot of discipline and she is doing much better now.

What I would like is to be able to help other dogs, starting in my neighborhood. I know that a lot of the dogs around here are not being walked, and it breaks my heart. I want to walk about ten dogs at a time, but I am still too afraid of dogs that I am not familiar with, especially big ones. I want to feel confident, calm and assertive when meeting other dogs. I have tried to do it by myself by volunteering at the Animal Rescue League of El Paso, but it is just too intimidating to be close to other dogs that I don't know anything about.

Would you be interested on being able to help me to help dogs in this area?

Thank you,

AL

My wife and I adopted a husky/terrier we named her Sasha. She is now 6 months old and I find her to be a good dog but with some issues. My wife adopted Sasha with the intentions of helping our autistic son be a little more sociable and possibly life skills. The problem is Sasha is teething and tends to snap at both Nickolai and my wife, named Sherrie. Sasha went as far as biting my wife on the hand when I wasn't around. That is another issue Sasha is listening to me more than my wife. I do spend a lot of time with Sasha. My wife doesn't because of work, but she genuinely loves Sasha. She did adopted her because she loves her son in hopes of them bonding together. She does love Sasha as well. I am changing my schedule around because I am trying my best to train Sasha to behave better with my wife and son. I am afraid of being called up to serve again possibly later on this year and I don't want to be worried about Sasha biting my wife or son. I am a United States Army Reservist and might be deployed later on this year. Please if not for myself but for my wife and son, who sadly happens to be autistic. I can sacrifice anything or do anything for them both, but I need your help immensely.
Respectfully
Sgt. Luis F. Mendoza

My name is Stephanie and I live in Ontario, Canada. I know Cesar can't help every single dog in the world but I thought I would give this a shot. My family and I watch your show all the time and we try the different techniques we see but none of them seem to work or maybe were just not doing it correctly. We have 4 pugs, a 3 year old named Cooper, two 2 year old sisters named Daisy and Lily and a 1 year old named Koa.

Cooper was our first pug ever and he is such a docile boy and very lovable and loves to snuggle and cuddle but he has a horrible barking problem when he's outside in our fenced in backyard, anything that shouldn't be in the yard like a squirral or bird or even the neighbour in the next yard he runs as fast as he can and he barks at it and continues to do so until it goes away, he has this same problem with new people especially males and also anythings with wheels that turns, skateboards, rollerblades and such. In the car he is the same way but it's worse when he sees another dog and he gets carried away.

Daisy our 2 year old seems to have an awful problem with being really skidish. The slightest thing moves, drops, makes a noise and she is barking at it. Another issue she has is if we accidently step on one of the other dogs feet or something they yelp and then she gets cross and goes and decides to bite Koa or Lily to take out her anger or agression. Were just not sure why she does this and how we can stop it from happening, she tries to do other things like when the other female dogs are playing with a chew toy or bone she will go and start chewing their ears and by the time we notice she is doing this their ears are soaking wet.

One last problem we have with Koa and Cooper only is when they are put outside in the backyard and we call them in they do not come in. Koa will stand there or sit there on the deck and look at you and not move an inch, I could call her until the cows come home and she won't budge.

We would love Cesar to come to Canada sometime to help us with these issues, we watch his show all the time and we love it and we love Daddy too and watching him. We try to use the techniques Cesar shows but they just aren't working for us. Please Cesar help us out up here to the north!!!!

Stephanie, Cooper, Koa, Lily and Daisy!!

Hello Cesar! Do you think you can help us with stopping our lab mix from barking at the moose and the bears in our back yard? Seriously! If you find yourself in Alaska we would love for you to help us with this one! We have a invisible fence and the moose walk through our yard. If the dog is out he goes crazy and there is no way we can "own" that space! Now when we let him out he patrols the yard and barks and won't listen when we call him. It's scary because the moose will kick him if provoked! Come to Alaska!!!

Dear Cesar,

I know a beautiful Rottweiler (Corona) who is having a terrible life. She is 10 years old and has been tied up her entire life in a backyard. Her owners couldn't handle her on a walk so they stopped walking her. she is not allowed in the house because she has too much energy. she is filthy because she developed a fear of water since the owners would throw water on her when misbehaving. worst of all for the past year the owners have actually moved out of the house and left Corona still tied in the old back yard. the original house was in behind the grandparents house, so the grandparents keep an eye on her but still no exercise, discipline or even affection! the owner comes twice a day to feed her and that is all the attention she receives. Corona is a beautiful and loving dog but clearly cannot be balanced. she is desperate for affection, she cant look a person in the eye, she looks all around her instead. she barks for protection but is not at all agressive. calling the SPCA seems out of the question to me because moving her from this situation to a kennel where no one will adopt her and ending up euthanized would be terrible. i can't adopt her because my apartment doesnt' allow dogs and also she belongs to my boyfriend's uncle and the family politics would get quite complicated if i intervened. the problem is that the owners have absolutely no idea that they are abusing Corona. they claim to love her and are sentimental about her, but they obviously think of her as "just a dog." Please help, this breaks my heart and i really don't know what to do about it. I can't be seen to be involved in any rescue due to the family reasons. Would Cesar consider her for his pack? Are there any other options?

Thank you for listening, i hope someone can help Corona
I don't know of how else to contact Cesar so I hope that this might reach him

I am sure Cesar receives thousands of requests, but worth a try!
I have four dogs and one cat. I do not know where to turn anymore, I have read many books, watch many episodes and have gone to local trainers. I have a 3 year old Chihuahua that has fear-aggression, which I was told by a behaviourist 2 years ago. Well he has made some progress, but we still can not trust him to be around strangers, including children and even some other dogs. We do have a cage muzzle for him, as we do not want him to bite anyone, but it would be so nice to be able to go places without have the fear that he will bite. I try to stay calm and assertive, the word "try: is the key in that last paragraph! We also have a 6 month old chihuahua and she is starting to pick up on our other chihuahua's behaviours and constantly harrases the cat. I socialize her and have started obedience classes, but going for walks is herendous. I have 2 chihuahuas that bark at everything and everyone. They will also bark at people walk on the street while they look out the window. They both have major issues with peeing and pooping in the house. I am constantly cleaning up after them and feel that I have tried it all to get them to go only outside.
We also recently rescued an Ibizan Hound! He is 3 years old. He is wonderful, but we are his fourth home. He has seperation anxiety and recently has peed in the house, while we were there. He has gotten into our greyhounds glucosamine and ate almost all of them and has managed to cut his lip on the bottle trying to get to them. Looking to put him in a doggy day camp while we are at work, but really would like to fix the issues instead of taking them somewhere else and masking the issues. Our fourth dog is our greyhound, we do not have issues with her, she is 9 years old has incontinence, arthritis and hyperthyroidism. She is wonderful, but you can feel she is stressed with everything going on around her. My better half has told me soon if this contines there will be no more dogs, that makes me cry as how can someone give up their pet! They are a part of our household and I really need plenty of help to make our household a more relaxed and peaceful one again!
Cesar please come to Canada! Don't know where to turn anymore.

Hey there,

I think it would be a good idea to maybe film some episodes in Canada. "The Dog Whisperer: Canada" or something more creative. We are in dying need of having someone like Cesar come here. It is nearly impossible to find a dog trainer who is actually compassionate and believes that any dog can change. I have a 4 year old pitbull/lab mix. When I first got him, he was from an abusive home. He was very timid but such a sweetheart. Always excited to see anyone. Never barked, growled or showed ANY signs of aggression. Gradually, he started showing signs of territorial aggression. I obviously was too blind with the whole "my dog is a saint and will do no harm" idea. He has nearly broken the window trying to get at the mailman, lunges at people (not all the time but once in a while) during walks, has even bitten some. I am able to control him somewhat but it is getting out of hand. When he's not caught up in that, he is still the sweet soul I remember getting 3 years ago. Always eager to please and affectionate. I would be devastated if I had to put him down. PLEASE COME TO CANADA!!!

Hello!!

I am wondering if Cesar would ever come to Canada!!??? I live in beautiful British Columbia Canada and my sister has a small Xolo ( a rescue dog from Mexico, who turned out NOT to be hairless) who is aggressive. My sister is in total denial that she has anything to do with the problem. Maya (the xolo) has bitten many people including; neighbours, family members, and even her husband!! To make matters worse, her old dog (a pitt x boxer) had to be put down because of his aggression. Help! I do not want the same fate for Maya, or any other dogs that she may start a fight with.

Is it okay to send in a submission even if you are not accepting submissions from my area? Will you ever be visiting the Colorado area? You would love CO Cesar. I am in desperate need of help with my dog. He is high anxiety and also aggressive, often in the red zone when strangers either walk by or enter our home. He is also a bit aggressive toward children. I am worried that we cannot keep up with him and something might happen and we may lose him. It would break my heart knowing that I could have saved him by fixing his problems but I don't know how. Please, please come to Colorado. I know me and many others would make for great shows.

Thank you,

Margo

Can't we E-Mail a Video or a you tube link to a video ??? Look, I've got a very serious situtation with my Husky Female Dog,, shes tearing apart everything, especially during storms and I'm not here, today Saturday, shes tore thru a big picture window, shes injured her Paw, cut her paw breaking out the glass to the window,,, last week, she tore thru a wooden door,,, almost all the way thru, during a storm when I wasn't here,,, she just started doing this, shes never done it before, I need serious help,, on what to do,, my home ph is 816 461 4303 - kansas city missouri,,, my e-mail is JetRanger7777@hotmail.com my husky dogs name is Keisha,, shes 5 yrs.old,, also I left an Urgent message on Ceasars MYSPACE Page with photos of broken out window, and torn up door,,,, can he help, please,,, before she kills herself,,,, thanks Dave !!!!