Movie Reviews for Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan: Power of the Pack

Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan: Power of the Pack

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Movie Reviews of Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan: Power of the Pack

Movie Review: dog whisper power of the pack
Summary: 5 Stars

I have owned and worked with dogs most of my life, and always learn something new from Cesar Millan. The power of the pack was helpful, as took it to a friend who had several dogs and allways had issues with them. They didn't work together as a pack and this helped her to understand how it could be and should be. When you have a dog that does have issue's it good to know that they can be over come. It is also just great to watch how he works with these dogs.

Movie Review: Not enough Information
Summary: 1 Stars

We returned this item. We had already ordered the complete 1st and 2nd Seasons. This DVD was full of Highlights of the 1st Season. Had we known this we would have spared Amazon the shipping costs both ways. As far as Cesar Millan is concerned, he is amazing. I would recommend this
series to anyone who dosen't want to order the complete series.

Movie Review: Cesar
Summary: 4 Stars

Kind of a compilation of some of the cases presented during the television show. I wish it were more of a "how to" DVD. I'm currently reading both of Cesar's books, which do go more into depth. All in all - not bad!

Movie Review: not a great training video
Summary: 2 Stars

I thought this video was about how the human becomes the dominant force or the pack leader. This video is more about how a pack of dogs controls and teaches a dog(s) in need of rehabilitation at his Dog Center. It also deals with humans overcoming their fear of large dogs.He spends an inordinate amount of time on a dog that is obsessed with rocks, but cuts to the end result two weeks later, without much information on how he got there. Although there are some obedience training tips, I found most of them vague. (i.e. when discussing how to socialize a dog with others when outside the home, it cuts right to the end where the dog is walking playfully and calm with the other dog. He does not say how to accomplish this at all.) It seems like it is edited quickly to the result , and Milan is patting himself on the back, a lot.