When Cesar is in the office, it's not uncommon for an impromptu workshop to take place between co-workers and their dogs. Here, a few office pack members share their experiences:

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Meet some of Cesar's staff and their canine companions!

Dog Whisperer sound recordist Miles Ghormley passed away peacefully, although unexpectedly, in his sleep, the morning of May 1, 2010. He leaves his wife, Susan, and two children, Emily and Jonathan. He was 58.

Cesar has credited much of his success to surrounding himself with a large, supportive, and positively energized pack. In fact, he has said that a strong family is the foundation of all achievement. The goal of the Pack Profile has always been to celebrate the members of Cesar’s collective pack. Throughout the life of the column, we have profiled close friends, collaborators, employees, and even the four-legged residents of the Pack Ranch in Santa Clarita. Today, we’ve been offered a special treat: a chance to profile Erick Millan, Cesar’s younger brother and Cesar Millan, Inc.’s Creative Director of branding. He reflects on their shared past and tells us a bit about his vision for the company.

Television is a house of cards. Imagine it: the simplest structure is at the top – that's the polished 30-60 minute episode that the networks send to you every week. Reinforcing that finished episode from beneath are widening and ever more elaborate structures. Final approval processes, the editing room, the shooting day, and pre-production make up the buttresses and supports that each episode relies on. It's delicate work in which details matter and make all the difference between successful TV and a game of 52 Card Pickup. So, we count ourselves fortunate at Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan to have a pair of fastidious workhorses like the Nicks to help us make sure that our painstakingly constructed houses don't collapse and tumble down around our noses, eyes, and ears.

Haute couture in America owes a great debt to Her Majesty Queen Victoria. Hollywood starlets, dog breeders, and anyone else who enjoys the madness of toy Pomeranians, give homage: the dog you tote around in your little pink handbag has royal ancestry.

Dogs and mankind enjoy a special partnership. Few other animals in the history of civilization have woven themselves so tightly in our everyday lives. For thousands and thousands of years, dogs have been our friends, our sentries, our beasts of burden, our police force, emergency medical and fire technicians, hunters, shepherds, and even our therapists.