It would make my dream come true, if he was able to help me with my dog.

If you are reading this then you are either already a fan of Cesar Millan or want to see what the fuss is about. This show for the first 2 hours was excellent. Cesar lets you see the world through the eyes of a dog. How we humans and the world look to them. The show was a good blend of humour, psychology and education.
Now for the bad news – for those who paid the extra £60, yes £60! on top of the ticket price of £40 for the show; there wasa Q&A session afterwards. This turned a fabulous show into a big big disappointment. With over 100 hundred people there and only half an hour to respond to questions there were always going to be some whose questions would not make it. However after the first question whcih took 20 minutes to answer (for a non-dog owner!!) and a further 3 questions asked – this is what our £120 (2 tickets) was spent on. In actual fact the £120 was for a chance at asking a question and not a very good chance at that! To cap the evening off Cesar then raised everyones hope of getting their programme signed by directing them to the corner of the stage; but then left it to his stage hand to tell some very disappointed fans that actually this would not be the case. Come on Cesar you can do better than that. I would go again but next time I would only go to the main show and donate the extra portion of the ticket to a worthy dog cause. As this was not worthy if it.