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Millan is a New York Times best-selling author and has his own dog product line and instructional DVD. Prior to the Dog Whisperer series, Millan focused on rehabilitating a very aggressive dog and setting up a rehabilitation complex, Dog Psychology Center, in South Los Angeles (2002-2008).
In 2009, the Center for Dog Psychology moved to Santa Clarita, California. Millan also opened an East Coast clinic at Country Inn Pet Resort in Davie, Florida, near Fort Lauderdale.
The first three books of Millan, including Cesar's Way , all became the best selling New York Times , selling cumulatively over two million copies in the United States, and available in 14 other countries.
In 2009, along with IMG, Millan introduced a monthly magazine entitled Cesar's Way , with The Wall Street Journal reporting at that time that half of American consumers recognize Millan. The magazine stopped publishing after the November/December 2014 edition.
By IlusiÃÆ'³n Millan, his ex-wife, he founded the Millan Foundation - later renamed the Cesar Millan Foundation and is today called the Cesar Millan PACK Project. The Foundation was established to provide financial support to animal shelters and organizations involved in saving, rehabilitating and recreating abused and abandoned animals, and to fund sterile/sterile programs to help reduce the dog's overpopulation. It aims to "improve the health, happiness, and harmony of dogs and humans - while helping both species learn from and support each other." Among other projects, the Foundation is working with Yale University to create a children's curriculum based on his work.
Millan's method has been criticized by RSPCA's animal welfare charities and by Alan Titchmarsh's broadcaster as "cruel" and "unnecessary".
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Millan was born on August 27, 1969, to Felipe MillÃÆ'¡n Guillen and MarÃÆ'a Teresa Favela in rural CuliacÃÆ'¡n, Sinaloa, Mexico. Millan grew up working with animals on farm in Sinaloa where his grandfather was a tenant farmer. Because of the natural way with the dog, he is called el Perrero , "the herder dog". His family then moved to MazatlÃÆ'¡n. Millan crossed the border into the United States without a visa when he was 21 and could not speak English.
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Careers
Millan's first job in the United States was in a dog grocery store. He then created Pacific Point Canine Academy. Jada Pinkett Smith became one of Millan's first clients and supporters when he worked as a limousine driver, giving him an English tutor for a year. Furthermore, Millan created the Dog Psychology Center, a two-hectare (0.81 ha) facility in South Los Angeles, specializing in working with large breeds.
In 2002, following a profile at Los Angeles Times, Millan worked with MPH Entertainment, Inc. developed a television pilot for Dog Whisperer, a reality television series that follows Millan as he works in the field of dog rehabilitation. The series aired on September 13, 2004, on National Geographic Channel, then moved to the Nat Geo WILD channel. The show will be a National Geographic event. 1 during his first season and aired in over eighty countries around the world during his journey. The final episode of the show is aired in the US on September 15, 2012.
In 2009, Millan launched the Cesar's Way magazine in the United States and Canada, where he is the Editorial Director. The magazine combines suggestions from Millan along with articles on the relationship between dogs and humans. The Cesar Millan Leader of the Pack is an American documentary series on the Nat Geo Wild channel that runs from 5 January 2013 to 26 March 2013. Next year, 2014, witnessed the premiere of Millan magazine series, Cesar 911 , in channel Nat Geo WILD; in non-American markets, it's known as Cesar to Rescue . In 2015, he teamed up with children's television veterans Sid and Marty Krofft to create Mutt & amp; Stuff , preschool television show for Nickelodeon channel. Millan's son, Calvin, became the star of the series. In early 2017, Millan and his older son, Andre will appear in the new Dog Nation series, premiered March 3.
Cesar Millan Live!
"Cesar Millan Live!" is an international tour lecture tour and stage show where Millan presents his techniques and philosophy of television shows and books in front of the live audience. The show consists of one and a half lectures and one and a half demonstrations with a local shelter dog, where he uses his leader's training techniques to modify negative behavior.
Dog training techniques
Millan's work focuses on handling dogs with what he calls "calm energy". He believes that dog owners should set their roles as leader packs calmly. According to Millan, dogs have three main needs: sport, discipline and affection - in that order. In other words, it is the owner's responsibility to meet the needs of the dog's energy level through challenging exercises; then to provide clearly defined rules, limits and limits; and finally, to give love. According to Millan, a common trap for American dog owners is to give lots of affection with a little practice and even less discipline. She encourages owners to understand the effects of their own attitudes, internal emotions and physical postures on dog behavior, counseling owners to hold strong posture (ie, high shoulders and chest forward) and projecting calm energy.
The Millan TV program centers on dog rehabilitation while Millan predicts dog owners in their dog handling philosophy. Conversation with the owner usually revolves around his philosophy - that healthy and balanced dogs require a strong "leadership pack" from their owners, especially in the form of exercise, discipline and affection (in that order), while Millan shows how owners can achieve and maintain leadership roles with their dogs. In some cases, Millan brings dogs with severe behavioral problems to his Dog Psychology Center for a more intensive rehabilitation period. The program is not intended to be a dog training guide, and each episode contains repeated warnings that viewers should not try behavior modification techniques at home without a professional's guidance.
While working with dogs, Millan often uses vocal marks such as tsch , body movements, and body language to communicate with dogs rather than talking or dog names. Millan encourages owners to create their own unique voice that works for them. He believes that dogs perceive, understand, and respond to one's energy more easily than their speech.
Millan said, "My goal in rehabilitating dogs and training people is to create a balanced relationship between humans and canine teeth." In 2009, The New York Times linked Millan's success to his personal balance, describing this as "a kind of mien ÃÆ'¼ber-balanced".
Criticism
According to a January 2007 article in the Indian scientific journal Current Sciences , some professional dog trainers find Millan methods outdated, defective and "unscientific and inhuman". Critics of Millan say that what Millan calls "quiet submission" is actually a helplessness that is the result of unwelcome dog training techniques. A study in Applied Behavioral Sciences says Millan has been influential in popularizing punishment techniques, but the dog's bad behavior is caused by fear and anxiety, not the lack of alpha status of the owner. Malcolm Gladwell, writing for The New Yorker, said that critics responded to the "highly edited" version of his approach on television, which exaggerated the frequency and intensity he used when he disciplined dogs.
In October 2012, Millan appeared on The Alan Titchmarsh Show . Titchmarsh called his method "cruel" and "unnecessary", citing a video in which, said Titchmarsh, Millan hit a dog in the throat. Millan calls it a touch, not a punch. Titchmarsh read out the RSPCA statement saying that "The adverse training techniques that have been seen to be used by Cesar Millan can cause pain and fear for dogs and can worsen their behavioral problems." Metro UK described the interview as the first time that Titchmarsh had "deviated from the usual interview strategy - which ran the whole from mild to wild sycophancy" and described it as "perhaps the only celeb celeb has failed to win..."
Personal life
Millan became a permanent resident of the United States in 2000, becoming a US citizen in 2009, and lives in Los Angeles, California. He married IlusiÃÆ'³n Wilson in 1994, with whom he had two sons, AndrÃÆ'Â © (b 1995) and Calvin (b. 2001).
In May 2010, after his dog, Daddy died in February and he learned of his wife's intention to divorce her, Millan attempted suicide. In June 2010, IlusiÃÆ'³n Millan filed for divorce. Since August 2010, he has established a relationship with Jahira Dar from the Dominican Republic. They announced their engagement in April 2016.
Daddy and Junior
One of Millan's many dogs, Daddy, is the American Pit Bull Terrier that is an integral part of Millan's and his television series, The Dog Whisperer. Millan then chose another pit bull, Junior, as father's commander - to apprentice, study his temperament and prepare to take on the role of the father after his death. The death of the father came at the age of 16 years in February 2010. After Dad's death, Junior has now assumed the role of Dad and helped Millan by rehabilitating the dog using what Millan calls calm and firm energy.
In popular culture
Millan guest star as himself at Ghost Whisperer in Season 2, Episode 18, "Children of Ghosts". In the episode, Melinda (Jennifer Love Hewitt) looks for Millan to ask for advice on how to help Homer, Ghost Ghost Ghost Dog (from Season 1), cross into the light.
The satirized version of Millan is depicted in the episode "Tsst", May 3, 2006, Comedy Central's animated series South Park . In that episode, Liane Cartman called for Millan's help in applying its principles to his beloved son, Eric Cartman. His principles work, and Eric becomes completely reformed, but Liane fails to continue applying Millan's technique, and Eric shifts to his old behavior.
Millan played in "The Finger in the Nest", episode 17 September 2008 from Bones , helping the main character to determine whether the location is used for dog fighting. Millan played on Beethoven's Big Break, which aired in theaters on December 30, 2008, and Back-Up Plan , released April 23, 2010, in theaters.
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