Ep 23. Buddy and Stewart

In this episode of Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan, Cesar helps two dogs, Buddy and Stewart, who are not getting along. Buddy, a Great Dane, is aggressive towards Stewart, a Chihuahua, and their owners are concerned for the safety of both dogs.

Cesar begins the session by observing the dogs' behavior towards each other. He notes that Buddy is displaying dominant behavior towards Stewart, which is causing the Chihuahua to become fearful and reactive. Cesar explains to the owners that it is important to understand the root of the problem in order to solve it.

Cesar then takes Buddy for a walk, providing him with exercise and an opportunity to release some of his pent-up energy. During the walk, Cesar implements his trademark "calm-assertive" energy and sets boundaries for Buddy's behavior.

Back at the house, Cesar works with both dogs, demonstrating how to establish a clear hierarchy in the household. He explains to the owners that they need to be the pack leaders and set the rules for both dogs to follow.

Cesar also introduces the concept of "no touch, no talk, no eye contact" to the owners, which means they should avoid giving the dogs attention when they are displaying unwanted behavior. Instead, they should only provide attention and affection when the dogs are exhibiting calm and submissive behavior.

Throughout the session, Cesar emphasizes the importance of consistency in training and setting boundaries. He also encourages the owners to implement daily exercise routines for both dogs to prevent them from becoming bored and potentially causing behavioral issues.

As the session progresses, Cesar continues to work with Buddy and Stewart, providing them with positive reinforcement for good behavior and redirecting their attention when they display negative behavior. By the end of the session, Buddy and Stewart are able to peacefully coexist without any aggressive behavior from either dog.

Overall, this episode of Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan highlights the importance of understanding the underlying causes of dog behavior problems and implementing consistent training techniques to achieve positive results.