His methods have worked very well for our pit bull terrier where positive reward training has failed. In response to those who wrote reviews on his outdated wolf psychology and his harsh tactics, I believe you don't actually know his methods. He never physically harms the dogs and is quite gentle and uses his experience with ferral dog psychology. I would recommend this book to those who want their dogs to truly obey rather than have a pocket full of treats their entire life or hurting their dogs, both methods that in my opinion are sure to fail in the end
Book Review (Rating 5 of 5)
» Randall Drake
I think this is a good informative book but won't necessarily teach Fido to sit or anything like that. To me it's more about getting inside a dogs head and understanding the canine phyche which I think is worth the read. It is an easy read and all in all a good book
Cesar's Way (Rating 5 of 5)
» C. Huff
A must read for any dog or animal lover. And it is an valuable dog owner's reference book. And a must for Cesar Millan fans
Amazing! (Rating 5 of 5)
» M. Evans
This book provides great insite to Cesar himself.. from the very beginning! I am fascinated by him and how he helps so many dogs. It must be a wonderful way to live your life and still be able to make a living with it! I loved this book and I have bought his other books to date as well. He is so sincere and honest about his passion for dogs and I believe that his methods have completely changed my dogs' behavior. Everyone is happier in my household thanks to Cesar!
Understanding and Training your dog (Rating 5 of 5)
» kmac
A great book, brings perspective on how dogs think, process, and can be trained. We had just gotten a 1 year old small dog from the humane society, we had been without a dog in the house for years. This really helped
work with her even though we had not gotten her as a puppy! She is probably the best overall of the 4 dogs we have owned over the past 40 years of marriage
(Rating 5 of 5)
