Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan

Cesar steps in to confront a schoolyard bully who is terrorizing doggy day care. At their best, bulldogs are calm, loveable and dignified dogs that make for amazingly loyal companions. At their worst, they can be brutish and stubborn. Cesar travels to Santa Barbara to meet Hugo, a 3-year-old bulldog with a major mean streak.

Why would two well-behaved and personable dogs suddenly and violently attack each other? Cesar reveals how dogs communicate through their energy and body language, to help resolve a potentially disastrous situation. Two Jack Russell terriers, Ruby and Jinx, have lived together for years but have begun fighting aggressively every time they are anywhere near each other.

Cesar is called upon to whip a hyperactive pooch into shape so she can be the perfectly behaved mascot for a dog-friendly café. Stella, a young bulldog with behavior issues, isn't welcome at her owners' business because she pees on the floor and jumps up on the customers. Cesar brings his calm, assertive energy to help the frantic dog.

Cesar reports for duty at Fort Hood, Texas, to help members of the U.S. Army and their families. Though the army has a reputation for strict discipline and following orders, that isn't always the case with military dogs! Cesar helps Australian shepherd Patches overcome her fear of men in uniform before her owner comes home from deployment.

Cesar helps two former gang members and a young man arrested once for DUI who have found a new path in life through Homeboy Industries — an outreach program designed to break the cycle of gang violence — but who have problem dogs at home. Ray Moreno named his blue-nosed pit bull Monster, and the dog lives up to its name by jumping up on guests and stealing food off the dinner table.

Cynophobics, those with an irrational fear of dogs, have 70 million reasons to tune in for this show. That's the number of dogs registered as pets in the U.S. alone! Cesar brushes up on his people skills while helping dog-fearing humans overcome their phobias and showing them how to alleviate their anxiety when they are around dogs.

It's the 150th episode of Dog Whisperer, and love has gone to the dogs! Cesar visits newlyweds Justin and Jeanine Buller, whose two dogs, Lucy, a Jack Russell terrier, and Betty, a Chihuahua mix, are wreaking havoc on their love nest.

Cesar takes on three dogs whose obsessions have led to a disquieting life for both the canines and their owners. Obsessive dogs are some of his most challenging cases because he must assess a dog's psychology, not just correct a behavior. Cesar works with Ringo, a pointer mix with an obsessive fixation on pinecones.

Cesar has always believed that kids are more receptive to his training methods and often succeed in getting a dog to behave faster than most adults can. With this in mind, he flies two lucky young fans, Jessica Hernandez from Vancouver, British Columbia, and Rachel Heidtman from Franklin, Ohio, to California so they can watch him use his techniques in person as young Dog Whisperers in training!

Pet adoption is a cause close to Cesar's heart, so he lends his support to rescue dog owners being terrorized by hounds from hell. Terrier mix Sammy cries and screams whenever he passes a skateboarder or a larger dog while on a walk. Sahzi, a Belgian Tervuren, has shown odd behavior ever since her adoption. She won't go down certain hallways in her house and avoids the kitchen entirely.