First Look: Cesar Millan Returns to TV With ‘Better Human Better Dog’ at Nat Geo (VIDEO)
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Cesar Millan is returning to TV. The dog behavior expert is teaming up with National Geographic for a new series Cesar Millan: Better Human Better Dog.
Premiering Friday, July 30, the series will simulcast on National Geographic and Nat Geo WILD in addition to airing repeats on Sundays and streaming on Disney+ every Wednesday after new episodes air. The 10-part series brings Millan back when pet owners need him the most.
Since making his TV debut more than 15 years ago, Millan has seen the world change immensely, meaning there are new challenges to tackle with this thrilling program. In the past year, many humans have turned to pet adoption as a way to bring some comfort into their homes with records hitting all-time highs. With that great power comes great responsibility though as sometimes more pooches also mean more problems.
Watch an exclusive clip below:
As rescue dogs deal with troubled pasts, Millan is stepping in to help bridge the gap between pets and struggling new owners. Cesar Millan: Better Human Better Dog once again opens the gates to his famed Dog Psychology Center, a ranch retreat for canines. There, Millan helps transform the bonds between families and their pets with updated philosophies, new techniques, and support.
Among the transformations, viewers can look forward to including cases like Goliath, a dog that was unpredictably aggressive but is now serving as a medical companion animal for an owner who suffers from seizures. Then there’s the Insta-famous Ducky, a Yorkie that goes on a journey of finding comfort and composure with Millan.
All of these cases and more make up the fresh series which also sees Millan turn to his own exotic animal ‘paw’sonal assistants in order to help assist his clients. Don’t miss a single second, check out the series when it arrives later this summer, and catch a peek at the shenanigans in the trailer here.
Cesar Millan: Better Human Better Dog, Series Premiere, Friday, July 30, 9/8c, Nat Geo & Nat Geo WILD
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This man is unique in whatever he does >he is not only a special trainer,but he has a perfect way to do what he teaches people.He is Gifted from God with special talend.. Good for National Geo to have him back ... he is a much worth for ty and dog lovers too ! A big benefit for National Geo having him ..
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Great to see him on TV again.
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This man is my personal hero!
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wrong girl, wrong
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I really really really love this show! I know this is the first season and I watch it over and over. Thank you so much Cesar Millan for all you do and your compassion and humility! You make me laugh and cry all at the same time... We all need this I wish there was a way to spread this knowledge far and wide, especially animal control facilities, humane societies and other rescue groups.
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While watching the segment with that very little dog, one thing kept running through my head, who gives a 4-pound dog that kind of power? Then I saw the owner's reaction when dogs larger than hers were walking towards, but not at her. Yikes!
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he is so special in what he does ! its wonderful watching him as he not only is the best trainer all over the worl, but he also is a very special talker and so amusing pressenter ! we love watching him! 😍🐱🐕🦮🐩🦜🐦🦩❤️
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My husband and I love Cesar's new show!! We were also big fans of his earlier show The Dog Whisperer. We think he is extremely talented in handling difficult situations with the dogs he trains and rehabilitates. He also cares for the animals, that is obvious to see! Hope to see a lot more of his show on National Geographic!!aa
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I think Cesar had his day, many years ago. The new show is disappointing and really teaches nothing.
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