Whisperer's tricks also work on humans
"Dog Whisperer" Cesar Millan is best known for turning unruly pooches into canine good citizens, but today he'll be practicing his magic on humans.Millan will lead about 850 people in the sold-out Clarkston High School auditorium, teaching them how to be better pack leaders."I focus on training the human so he knows he can fulfill the dog," Millan said, "My goal is to create balance (in the dog) so then people can train their dogs."Millan says balance means meeting a dog's needs so behavioral problems don't occur. His television program "Dog Whisperer" showcases real-world examples of Millan helping people turn bad dogs into well-behaved dogs.Millan's ability to communicate with and rehabilitate even the most fiendish and foul-mannered Fidos has captured a growing national television audience and spurred a book, how-to videos, seminars, and even a training collar.
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My German Shepherd will not stop jumping up on our french glass doors that leads to our kitchen. What can we do to keep her off the doors
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