Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan

In fifteen years, Daddy has proven to be the perfect dog, obeying Cesar’s every command and even assisting Cesar on some of his hardest cases. But Daddy, like all dogs, began his training as a puppy. In this special, Cesar decides to raise four different breeds with different breed-related characteristics to show people how any dog can be shaped into the perfect dog.

In 2006, Mary Jane Lach noticed a dog chained up across the street from her house. He was clearly neglected, so she started sneaking him food. Despite being named Cujo, he was great with her, and she eventually introduced her grandkids to him without incident.She became acquainted with the owner, who offered the dog to her. For awhile, things were fine.

At Shelly Dale’s hair salon in Newport Beach, California, clients can get a hair-do, and a little hair of the dog, too. Shelly’s French Bulldog Hardy cultivated a pampered life in the salon, but at two years, almost to the day, Hardy began snapping at strangers when they approached him.

As an artist on the rise, Daniel Maltzman relies on inspiration, but he can’t inspire his 1 ½ year old Pekingese, Pekaso, to eat or drink. Pekaso refuses to eat any kind of dog food, top shelf or not. Nothing Daniel does seems to make a difference. Pekaso also has issues when it comes to drinking her water.

Life coach and Biggest Loser fitness trainer Jillian Michaels was in heaven after adopting Seven, a 14 month old greyhound mix. But when the avid horseback rider brought Seven to the equestrian center where she rides, Seven’s good manners went to hell.When Jillian mounts her 2,000 pound horse Buzz, the 16 pound Seven circles the horse and barks incessantly.

German shepherd Angel came to owners Joe and Sandra Carrick in December 2004, and Bear, another German shepherd, arrived in April 2005. The dogs got along fine for awhile, but when they started going to day care they began fighting each other, determined to draw blood.

First, Cesar meets with strength and conditioning coach Paul Watson. Though Paul is in charge of training Australia’s finest athletes, he cannot seem to teach his Great Dane Willow not to jump and bite. Cesar attempts to whittle down Willow’s wild side. Then, a traumatic experience at the dog park has rendered the Lewis’s Bearded Collie Bonnie severely aggressive.

Cesar begins by meeting with the Roches, Morgan and Amanda. Their appropriately named Weimaraner Sydney has been unusually aggressive toward Australia’s mail carriers (Posties) ever since the Roches witnessed a Postie beating Sydney with a stick 2 years ago.Cesar pulls out all the stops to stamp out Sydney’s postie phobia.

Chihuahuas Peanut and Chico are having trouble with their long-distance relationship. Since Chico left for college with owner Pauline Mercado’s daughter Christine, the two dogs’ reunions have been vicious battles for supremacy. Pauline and Christine are hoping that the two dogs can learn to live in harmony again. Can Cesar pacify these problematic pooches?

Cesar revisits some of his toughest cases and explores the facts and the fictions behind some of the world's most misunderstood breeds. Any dog can become aggressive, but several powerful breeds seem to have developed unfortunate reputations as the world’s most dangerous dogs.

Long-time friend Dr. Rick Garcia has been there for Cesar Millan through routine sterilization procedures and emergency calls, but now he needs Cesar’s help!

A once peaceful cul-de-sac is full of tension. Susanne Lee's German shepherd bullies the other dogs. Nancy and John Codeus' three high-energy huskies are impossible to control on walks. Eleanore Godfrey's spaniel/mastiff mix charges and snaps at other dogs when they cross her turf. Amanda and Chuck Parker's Labrador puppy has eaten most of their house.

When twins Tiffany and Krystle got their Chihuahua/Pomeranian mix Tigger, things were instantly twice as complicated. Tigger bites when they set him down on the bed and attacks if they try to move him when he's sleeping. Cesar comes in to catch this Tigger by the tail.

A dog scared of dog toys? Susan runs a dog toy company in Australia. You would think her koolie named Cobar would be in dog heaven, but Cobar is petrified of squeaky toys. Cobar cowers at even the sight of a dog toy. Cesar takes a whirlwind trip to Oz to quiet Cobar's squeaking fear. Royces shar-pei mix Chase loathes his self-image.

Art collector Joel Gilman adopted a fearful, abused and malnourished wheaten terrier mix named Tillie, and has made amazing progress rehabilitating the dog. But Tillie has grown so attached she won't leave his side, even attacking Joel's other dog.