Cesar Millan: Better Human Better Dog

In his very first matchmaking episode, Cesar meets a family, who ask him to find a dog they can adopt for their only child. At the DPC, Cesar makes a great match based on the family’s energy with one of the amazing rescue dogs, but during the adoption, he must inspire the new pet parents to overcome fears and work together, while the 8-year-old son must learn what it means to be a leader in life.

Cesar steps in to help Moini, a pet mom with an over excited Pit Bull, Juice, who is hoping to get him therapy certified but worries his level ten excitement might be too much to handle. Cesar then works with the Mejia family, who is currently waiting for a kidney transplant and hoping to be matched with their forever dog to help during the process.

Cesar works with Hamsa, a professional dog walker, and her daughter Aaliyah, to help them find a personal dog that will fit in well with Hamsa’s client dogs. Cesar then works with the Panova family, immigrants from Ukraine, whose Miniature-Pinscher Maxi has begun biting family members.

Super mutts Ricky and Bronnie are brothers from the same litter. Even though they grew up loving one another, their play soon turned violent after an out-of-control fight left pet-mom Amie severely injured. Now the dogs are kept separated by dividers within the home, but the entire pack is united in their fear of another bloody fight.

Cesar carries on with his red zone rehab of Ricky and Bronnie, two violent supermutt brothers with a long history of attacking each other. With their latest bloody fight happening in front of Cesar, he’s taken them back to the ranch for further calm surrender work. But as the rehab progresses, Cesar realizes that the pet parents are the greatest challenge of the pack.

Cesar heads to Beverly Hills to help a fearful Labradoodle named Harvey, who leads his pack with chaotic aggression because his timid owner provides the wrong type of leadership. As a result, Harvey lashes out at everyone and everything, most notably the family TV set. Cesar also sets out to help a traumatized pet mom get a better handle on her large Sheepdog on their out of control walks.

Cesar departs from his normal rehab case to take on an obese Pit mix named Moose who bears a striking resemblance in appearance and spirit as his late Pit Bull, Daddy. Remy is a territorial Miniature Poodle whose incessant barking dominates the balcony of their pet parents. Cesar finds a way to calm her perfectionist pet parent to help reclaim the balcony from her mad king.

Stella and Bailey are English Bulldogs whose frequent fights cause paraplegic pet mom to fear being left alone with two dogs she can’t control.

In Cesar's toughest challenge yet, Simba, the confused Goldendoodle, and his fearful pet mom, Ami, are desperate for help. Simba's intense attachment for Ami turns aggressive, keeping his pet parents apart. Ami is terrified of Simba biting her husband or others, leading to isolation and a persistent sense of defeat in their struggle to live the life they desperately desire.

Cesar works with two boston terriers, Lexi and Emma, who are chewing through thousands of dollars worth of furniture, and an unsocialized senior Husky who overcorrects her newest pack member.

Cesar works with Laila, a Pit-mix who aggressively polices her pack, and Mandy, a Mini Schnauzer who invades her pet parents’ personal space.

Cesar works with Tucker, an overexcited Labrador who attacked seven dogs, and Hank Aaron, a pushy adolescent Doberman who is out of control.