There's a good chance the film will make you laugh out loud, but if it doesn't, there's an even better chance it will make you openly sob.

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

The movie is wonderful and true, an act of love in all its contradictions and complexity

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

"Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan" is a ray of sunshine in latest TV shows and I too became addicted to it the first time I watched an episode.It's essentially about the "issues" dogs might have, and their frustrated owners. Issues might be repeating, but dogs are different, so one does not get tired watching how the Dog Shrink Cesar deals with the situation in front of astonished owners.The series is about dogs AND humans, and it shows clearly that so many pets can be put to sleep simply because their owners have no time or skills to walk their dogs, or to train them, or are not responsible enough. Cesar is an excellent shrink and I like his approach to humans.Just because of this alone, Dog Whisperer really works: Cesar Millan deserves the highest reward for his training of pet owners. Although the show constantly warns us against trying to use same techniques at home, thousands of dogs successfully found peace and joy and continue living in families (packs) thanks to Dog Whisperer and his fans.I love seeing happy dogs, but I would not last ten seconds with Cesar's pack after he leaves...

Cesar Millan may not be a veterinarian, but he deserves credit for persistence and caring for animals. TV, especially reality TV- need not treat itself so seriously. This show for example, is preferable to the reality shows currently served up by network media.Millan actually has a website, and helps people who have dog problems. It is entertaining, and anyone who has visited a kill shelter lately, seeing all the puppies who are abandoned due to peoples ignorance, will appreciate his efforts.I congratulate him for his show, and his ongoing work with difficult dogs. Highly recommended for any animal lovers. 9/10.

I too was just flipping channels when I came across this show. After that I was hooked. I have been around dogs all my life. Big or small, none of them scared me, and so I never met a dog I didn't like or didn't like me back. I love this show, and think its a MUST SEE for any dog owner. This show goes beyond animal training. Its gives you insight into how a dog thinks and their world, which I never understood. The show is based on animal counseling for dogs and their owners. I love its and never miss it when its on the air!!!!!!. I have learned so much from this show, and it has helped me form a better relationship with my 2 Mini-Schnuazers.

With so much useless and bad television on the screen today, this is a refreshing change. It's got a narrow focus - dog behavior - but Cesar can get into the mind of a dog faster than anyone I've ever seen.And yes, it's very often the owners of the dogs that have to be "retrained", but what of it? Owners tend to comment that they had no idea that their actions were causing the negative behaviors of their dogs, and they are thankful to have found the cause behind the effect.This show is a must for animal lovers - especially those of you who consider yourselves "dog people".For the rest, Cesar provides insightful glimpses into the psychology of the dog world, that also carry over into the human world - watch and learn.