Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan

First we meet up with Kisses, a not-so-pretty-in-pink Maltese gets a little too excited when guests drop by. Then Banjo, a coon hound from Omaha, Nebraska, spent his whole life in an animal testing lab, treated only as an object: No warmth, no bonding, no dignity. He was also terrified of people and scheduled to be put to sleep.

On a Nebraska farm, an Australian shepherd named Buster is protecting too well. Cesar helps Holli, an American Stafford Terrier who was injured in a school bus accident. Oscar nominee Virginia Madsen and her son Jack need help with a companion for their french bulldog Spike.

Cesar helps Molly, a blue heeler in Nebraska, get over the trauma caused by an accident involving her owner’s pickup truck. Jane, an American Eskimo/border collie mix in Chicago, fears the outside world and just won’t go for a walk. Genoa, a golden retriever that seems to be trapped in a nightmare, rampages throughout the house every time her owner comes home.

Wilshire, a hyperactive Dalmatian in Los Angeles, runs amuck in Firehouse 29 and the city attorney threatens to take him away if he doesn’t shape up. Cesar tries to clear Wilshire’s spotty past and make him a role model for fire dogs everywhere. Next, Cesar travels to the Lone Star state, where he meets Butch, an overly aggressive English bulldog and tries to rein in his out-of-control behavior.

Maya, a Border Collie/Spring Spaniel Mix lunges towards any small animal nearby, causing a further injury to her owner who recently had major neck surgery. Sara, a rescued Sheperd mix with aggression. Then, a pushy poodle in Omaha, Nebraska needs Cesar to help grow out of her puppy behavior.

A couple of adopted basset hounds have a bad case of sibling rivalry over food, treats and their owners' attention. A dingo mix from Australia hasn't adjusted to her new life in California and takes it out on other dogs. An overly protective poodle has it in for a pair of new puppies. Can Cesar help these troubled pets?

New York Times writer John Grogan has a new yellow lab, Gracie, who has become a terror. She refuses to come into the house when called and has eaten one of his pet chickens. Cesar is called in to give Gracie some lessons in respect. Paul Frank Industries allows workers to bring their dogs into work. A majority of the dogs behave, except two: boxer Bella and pit bull mix Big Boy.

First, a French bulldog named Fondue, who failed the Doggy Daycare Entrance Exam has forced a hard-working Hollywood couple to turn down work. Next, Shelby Ahrling and her three Jack Russell Terriers (Chip, Hope and JoyJoy). The dogs began to fight each other when Shelby became involved in a serious relationship.

It's the age old rivalry of mail carriers vs. dogs. Cesar joins one postal worker on her daily route and teaches her some practical tips for thwarting dog attacks. Then, Cesar meets hyperactive Pomeranians Woody and Wallie. Whenever they are left alone together they attack each other. Finally, Cesar meets Kane, a Swiss mountain dog, who is very aggressive around food.

Lynn Arlt has a challenge with four French bulldogs - Boris, Bella, Tallulah, and Groucho. Lynn loves her dogs, but this pack of bulldogs has begun their own French Revolution. Jim and Marcia adopted miniature schnauzer Tori and received a warning She spins. Can Cesar set this spinning schnauzer straight?

Baring fangs and dripping saliva, a massive 150-lb. beast protects the home of one of music's most beloved performers - legendary recording artist and two-time Grammy winner Miss Patti LaBelle. Patti rarely comes too close to him - out of utter fear and fearing his aggression could lead to an attack. Can Cesar create a harmonious connection between the inspiring singer and the intimidating beast?

Calvin, a three legged ridgeback mix is terrified of strangers and is obsessively attached to his owners. Rudy, a manic Jack Russell terrier barks incessantly and does laps around the room whenever his owners get ready to ride their motorcycle. Can Cesar teach Rudy some motorcycle etiquette?

An anxious beagle mix named Penny is upsetting order in her pack of five fellow foster dogs; an Australian shepherd is obsessed with its owner, causing unexpected issues; Promise, an Italian mastiff, is terrified of riding in cars.

Get the inside scoop on former soap star Michael Damian's, from Young and Restless, puppy Bella who has terrorized his cat FoFo so bad she won't leave her kitty condo; Candy, a spoiled Yorkshire terrier belonging to TV personality Downtown Julie Brown acts like a diva; an unpredictable 120-pound Rottweiler named Titan needs anger management training due to his aggression toward strangers.

Dasher, an Italian greyhound, has a dangerous fixation on toys and bones, which has led him to bite his owner; a 125-pound mastiff is a terror outside; Fosse, a Yorkshire terrier loses control around household appliances.

Donna’s Bloodhound/Catahoula mix, Bojo, is aggressive when it comes to food- attacking Tippy, a rescued female stray during meal time. Also, Molly and Maggie, two territorial Malteses and a Kerry Blue Terrier in need of some calm assertive energy.

A visit to Tijuana brings Cesar face to face with Mexico's overwhelming stray dog population. There, he teams up with volunteers from United Hope for Animals to help rescue dogs that have a good chance of finding homes in the United States. The dogs are brought to the U.S. where Cesar works to rehabilitate several of them.

Cesar visits Peter and Barbara Beer, a mild-mannered couple who can’t seem to control their high-strung Golden Retriever mix; Snoopy, a belligerent Bearded Collie; and Schroeder, an adopted a Lhasa Apso/Cavalier King Charles Spaniel mix with a bad case of separation anxiety.

Cesar is called in to restore the peace at a “not-so” dog friendly apartment complex. When the residents of a North Hollywood apartment building moved in they assumed their pets would get along—they were wrong. Then, we meet the Diaz’s—and their 3 canine troublemakers: Chuy, Jack, and Carmine.

Meet Cotton, an American Eskimo that has taken the watchdog role too far. Cotton attacks doors and windows whenever people pass by and causes carpool chaos when the kids go to school. Then meet Ricky, a Shiba Inu that has become overprotective of playmate Jordan, a Corgi. And finally meet Duke and Lila, two belligerent bulldogs that have taken on the mantra kill or be killed.

A German shepherd needs help with his territorial tendencies, and a dachshund has a habit of biting.