Ep 19. Sasha and Angler
- TVG
- April 11, 2008
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7.6 (5)
In Dog Whisperer season 4 episode 19, Cesar Millan travels to a family's home to help them with their two dogs, Sasha and Angler. Sasha is an energetic golden retriever and Angler is a timid Labrador mix. The family is struggling with Sasha's aggressive behavior towards their other dog, and Angler's fearfulness around people.
Cesar starts his session by observing Sasha's behavior towards Angler. He notices that Sasha is always on edge and ready to attack Angler at any moment. Cesar believes that Sasha is trying to establish dominance over Angler. He recommends that the family learn how to set boundaries and establish leadership between the two dogs.
Next, Cesar focuses on Angler's fearfulness. He discovers that Angler was never properly socialized as a puppy, which has caused him to be afraid of people. Cesar introduces Angler to his own dog, Daddy, to help him learn how to interact with other friendly dogs. The family also works with Cesar to help Angler build trust and confidence with humans.
Throughout the episode, Cesar emphasizes the importance of exercise and discipline in a dog's life. He takes Sasha and Angler on long walks to release their pent up energy and teach them how to walk properly on a leash. He also works with the family to establish a daily routine, which includes regular feeding times and obedience training.
As the session progresses, the family starts to see significant improvements in both Sasha and Angler's behavior. Sasha becomes less aggressive towards Angler and the family, and Angler becomes more confident around people. The family learns how to communicate effectively with their dogs and appreciate the joy that they bring to their lives.
Overall, Dog Whisperer season 4 episode 19 offers valuable insights into how to train and manage dogs with different personalities and behaviors. Cesar Millan's expertise and guidance help the family create a harmonious environment for both Sasha and Angler, while demonstrating the importance of patience and consistency in dog training.
