Cesar Millan has been spreading his philosophies on dog psychology on his Emmy-nominated show Dog Whisperer. Week after week Cesar, also often referred to as the Dr. Phil for dogs, rehabilitates misbehaved dogs and teaches us that man's best friend needs a calm and assertive human leader.

His New York Times bestselling book continues to reach #1 week after week. "Cesar's Way," explores the unique psychological connection between humans and dogs. Martin Deeley, President of the International Association of Canine Professional raved: "In this book, Cesar reminds us that the most important part of training a dog is building a healthy relationship between human and dog, one in which the boundaries between the two are clearly drawn."

Cesar's popularity is indisputable and is reflected in his continuously sold out seminars. His commitment to share his philosophies with the dog owners of America has prompted him to offer his seminars online - through his one-of-a-kind webinars. These webinars are just another component of Cesar's commitment to share his philosophies with over 65 million dog owners all over America.

Cesar has even been called on by celebrities to help them with their dogs - not knowing that they themselves who caused the dog's behavior. He taught Oprah how to have a stronger relationship with her Cocker Spaniel Sophie by encouraging her to show more leadership. Other famous clients include Scarlett Johannson, Charlize Theron, Daisy Fuentes, Jada Pinkett and Will Smith. The list is endless.

In addition to appearing on Oprah, Cesar also has been invited to The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, the Martha Stewart Show, Good Morning America, Live with Regis and Kelly, Anderson Cooper 360, and many more. His most famous claim to pop culture fame came when Cesar's expertise was requested to discipline Cartman on South Park.

"Through his patience and wisdom, Cesar has been a blessing to my family, my dogs, and me."

Jada Pinkett Smith

"I am continually impressed with the way Cesar interacts with both dogs and their owners."

"This is truly a man who knows how to 'speak dog.'"

Martin Deeley, President of the International Association of Canine Professionals