Frankly the title says it all. I find the Dog Whisperer relaxing. I enjoy the positive energy of the show. I call it "warm time". I can't well call it quiet time, cause usually dogs are barking on the screen, but I enjoy the laughs, the smiles, the relief,and the playfulness. I feel ... better ... after the episodes. Its odd :)

funny how little Max had no fear of the dog....my son was the same way..my parents had a cocker spaniel that would try and bite -only the family for some reason.thankfully never anyone else. ????
Anyway, my son as a little toddler could just go up to her and grab her by the collar and pull her around and the dog would totally calm down! she'd be growling at him as he'd approach and he didn't care at all....he's just grab her and pull her and she'd calm right down.
Or if someone came to the door, she went crazy so if the rest of us would try and grab her and put her in the bedroom, she would try to bite us-but she'd let my son do it! funnyThey had a couple nasty dogs...the latest was an Aussie who was a total sweetheart! RIP!

prolly shouldnt have named him cujo

that chain on his neck is the worst, slicing into his neck ---- bad news, thick ones are okay...

Once again Cesar proves that he is the best. The dog trainer on season 2, episode 4 of "Dog Town' would have been stumped with the Cujo case, and he would have to have been kept away from certain situations. Anybody who wants to train dogs would do well to study his methods.

I really appreciate Cesar's advice on how to handle dogs like Cujo. I really appreciate Cesar's sacrifices that he makes. I'm so happy that Cesar was able to help Cujo not be put down because he was a dangerous dog. I'm so happy for Mary, too. All around great love story!