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K9 Magazine Cover Star Cesar Millan’s Tips for the 5 Most Common Canine Misbehaviours

Submitted by Jennifer White on November 9, 2009 – 9:45 pm4 Comments
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Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan tackles the five most common issues faced by dog owners in the fifth edition of his Mastering Leadership DVD series, Common Canine Misbehaviors. Here are a few tips for each of these problems:

1.) Aggression towards other dogs – Watch your temper! If you are tense, frustrated, or angry, your dog will mirror that energy right back at you, so it’s especially important to remain calm when dealing with an aggressive dog. But remember, always put your safety first! Seek the help of a professional to deal with this potentially dangerous issue.

2.) Overexcitement or hyperactivity – Overexcited or hyperactive dogs are not being challenged enough. Most often, they just require more exercise! Find a new activity to try with your dog – hiking, swimming, agility courses – or step up your current walk routine. Dogs require at least 30 minutes of a structured walk every day. Talk to your vet about how much exercise your dog can safely handle.

3.) Barking while the owner is away – This is most often a symptom of separation anxiety. You can help your dog to relax by communicating that being apart is no big deal. Instead of showering your dog with affection, practice no touch, no talk, and no eye contact for at least five minutes when entering or leaving your home.

4.) Barking at a specific stimulus – Take time to simulate the cause of the barking, and practice correcting your dog. If it’s the doorbell that sets your dog off, ring it when no one is coming over, so you can stay focused on the task at hand: helping your dog overcome this unwanted behavior.

5.) Problems on the walk – A canine pack leader leads, and so should you! Your dog should always be next to you or behind you, never out in front. Make sure you are the first one out the door and the first one to come back in.

Watch Cesar demonstrate these tips and more in his new DVD Common Canine Misbehaviors available at CesarsWay.com

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  • Lola says:

    We saw Cesar Millan at the NJ Bergen PAC last night. He was amazing. The evening was great until Lori Stokes did her question and answer session with him. She obviously didn’t know any of Cesar’s teachings and talked over him, didn’t let him answer the questions and mislead him to different topics. She could have just asked questions from the audience but instead babbled on misinterpreting his answers. Everyone in the audience was really upset. I spent a lot of money to see Cesar – not here that woman’s annoying ramblings. She ruined our night! :(

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  • Sheldon says:

    I totally agree with Lola. Lori Stokes did not do her homework and did not know Cesar’s basic tenets. At one point, Cesar even asked her if she’d ever seen his show! She talked too much and was very annoying!

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  • Lori Stokes says:

    As a fellow dog lover and someone who has never purposely tried to “ruin” someone’s evening. Please accept my apologies. To both you have a nice day.

    Lori Stokes

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  • Jill says:

    You probably didn’t miss much. Cesar has been interviewed in the UK to promote his books and tour, and has yet to have offered any useful advice to any of his on the spot questions. Can’t tell you how to housetrain your dog and if you need help with fireworks anxiety, watch his programme!

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