Cesar Milan the acclaimed dog whisperer is here in the United Kingdom. Many frustrated dog owners are pleased to hear that this Californian dog trainer has come to this country with his twelve date arena tour, although the subject of Cesar Millan and his ‘dog whisperer’ techniques seem to divide dog owners into those who love him and those who hate him.
This tour for Cesar is an opportunity for him to show off his techniques to cure dogs that have problematic behaviour.
Cesar grew up in Mexico where he worked as a farmhand while helping at a vet’s surgery.
Working with animals Cesar realised he had a special gift of understanding dogs. At the age of 21 he crossed the border into California with no money and no job.
In Los Angeles Cesar worked in a grooming parlour and fate brought along a lady called Jade – the wife of Will Smith. Will Smith later recommended Cesar to Oprah Winfrey to sort out her pet dog. The result was Oprah was so impressed with his natural ability with her dog that she gave him a slot on her television show.
Fate had brought Cesar his first taste of success and a whole new vocation to bring salvation for pet dogs.
Cesar advocates that when taking control there are three main rules for dog owners which are, in order, plenty of exercise, discipline and then affection.
Dates for his tour are being advertised in national papers and on Ticketmaster.
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Hi,
Please advise dates and venues for Cesar’s UK Tour.
Thank you, Ian
Comment by Ian Hall — December 1, 2009 @ 3:10 pm
Hi Ian,
You can see dates and available tickets here:
http://www.ticketline.co.uk/cesar-millan-tickets
Thanks
Comment by Darren — December 1, 2009 @ 3:25 pm
hi i was just wanted to now if you could help my sister she has a dog witch just will not be controled when we walk the dogs if the dog sees any one or another dog she goes made no-one is able to into the house we have to lock here in another room we have tried every thing please help
Comment by ceri — December 2, 2009 @ 1:43 am
Cesar will come to Brazil? I have 3 dogs with temperaments different and one of them – labrador – this is not overweight because
I can take it to the street.
Comment by Juliana — April 26, 2010 @ 9:32 pm