MK9 Podcast 73 - Cesar Milan and Dog Training Today

The girls sit down to talk about early episodes of The Dog Whisperer and society today with dog training techniques.
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[@PatrickTilford]

Thanks guys 😊 this was fun. Memory lane lol.

[@MiracleK9Training]

haha glad you enjoyed it!

[@hidajetsejdic4270]

Cesar Milan is fascinating, pleasure to watch, jaw dropping… Not just with dogs, with owners too.

[@MiracleK9Training]

We are all cesar fans to some extent.

[@TwattWaffleWhitney]

I make a lot of progress with small dogs because I never pick them up. It's really cool to see how much more confident and trusting they become.

[@MiracleK9Training]

that one SOLE thing can absolutely transform how much progress you make with the littles.

[@tigertalks1567]

Cesar Millan used to walk 70 pitbulls down the streets of Los Angeles with no lead no collar at all. Until the police told him he had to stop he is the real goat he is an actual Dog Whisperer and nobody will ever be like him I can't even understand what he means half the time

[@MiracleK9Training]

70? idk about that haha.

[@tigertalks1567]

@@MiracleK9Training go listen to Cabral and Beckman they've seen old videos of it

[@MiracleK9Training]

@@tigertalks1567 i believe he's walked a ton. but not 70 haha.

[@tigertalks1567]

@@MiracleK9Training I've seen pack walks on his Ranch where he's had a ton of them it was at least 30 so it's not Beyond My Imagination

[@tigertalks1567]

@@MiracleK9Training the dude has some kind of weird talent I watched a million of his videos and I still have no idea how he does it

[@Elquds]

I think Dog Daddy probably grew up watching Cesar and maybe tried copying him. Cesar did inspire a lot of people who wanted a career in helping people understand dogs.

[@MiracleK9Training]

definitely a lot of "inspiration" there you can tell.

[@pookieandfluffernutter]

I have always said this about my animals. My cat does have limited tolerance, but her tolerance has been stretched by respecting her boundaries. She used to swipe and bite a lot quicker, now she has learned to walk away. My dog is extremely tolerant and a lot of that is definitely her disposition but i think if animals know they always have the option to walk away and it will be respected, theyre less likely to fight

[@MiracleK9Training]

glad to hear that you are making progress!

[@angelinacamacho8575]

with my dog he picked up a chicken bone and i told him "leave it" and he spat it out. he knows if he puts something in his mouth on walks i will pull it out of his mouth so he just doesnt think its worth it most of the time.

[@MiracleK9Training]

glad that he spits it out right away. Generally we just correct for picking things up they shouldn't have. we dont want them to pick it up at all, not just spit it out when we ask.

[@angelinacamacho8575]

imagine if they used DD instead of Caesar in the "tssst!" episode of south park.

[@MiracleK9Training]

lol hilarious.

[@gerdberg4188]

2:35 o my god you are missing the whole point . And no dog daddy is not that much different you are not looking at them closely enough . Your inexperience is completely obvious !

[@angelinacamacho8575]

first time i saw DD i said to myself "ceasar 2.0"

[@MiracleK9Training]

if you say so gerdberg.

[@chrisjames2334]

@@angelinacamacho8575lol 🤦‍♂️

[@chrisjames2334]

Dog daddy is modern Cesar? Umm, not even close to the same arena

[@MiracleK9Training]

@@chrisjames2334 obviously there are some major “technical” difference. But I think that there are a lot more “similarities” from a philosophy standpoint.

[@chrisjames2334]

@@MiracleK9Training disagree

[@MiracleK9Training]

@@chrisjames2334 ok