Cesar's Way is No 1 on New York Times bestseller list
New York Times bestsellers
ADVICE, HOW-TO AND MISCELLANEOUS
1. Cesar's Way, by Cesar Millan with Melissa Jo Peltier. (Harmony, $24.95.) The star of the television show "Dog Whisperer" offers insight into canine psychology and help solving problems.
2. Your Best Life Now, by Joel Osteen. (Warner, Faith, $19.99.) A faith-based approach to living with enthusiasm. (b)
3. Ultrametabolism, by Mark Hyman. (Scribner, $25.) A weight-loss plan based on eating foods that help burn fat.
4. The Purpose-Driven Life, by Rick Warren. (Zondervan, $19.99.) The meaning of life through God. (b)
5. More Natural "Cures" Revealed, by Kevin Trudeau. (Alliance Publishing Groupo, $24.95.) New health remedies that "they" still don't want you to know about.
2 Comments:
Nice looking blog!
Did you see the Mark Derr attack on Millan in the New York Times.
In my opinion, Derr is working from a philosophy base, not a practical dog-training base.
See my August 31 post at >> http://terriermandotcom.blogspot.com for a longer analysis of where Derr is wrong, where Millan is right, and why the audience (National Geographic/PBS/Animal Planet) matters quite a lot.
Patrick
As with most of Cesars opposition, Mark Derr does not seem to understand the difference between Rehabilitation and Training; Discipline and punishment or Dominance and calm assertiveness.
Watching Cesars show is very enlightening and entertaining, but the book really delves into what to do, why and how to do it much more than you can get from just watching the show. I highly recommend it to anyone.
I have watched many of his shows over and over and I have never seen him abuse an animal and I have seen him give love and affection frequently.
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