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He speaks the dogs' language
When he was growing up in rural Mexico, Cesar Millan saw skinny dogs, but he never saw dogs filled with aggression or anxiety. He never saw dogs attack their owners or suffer panic attacks. "In America, dogs are nice and chunky, but they're unstable," Full Article at NorthJersey.com
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It always changes based on the venue ... One thing that I have learned over the years is you get the feeling of what people are thinking. … Everybody wants a better life, especially with their dogs. So I get a little bit of a taste of what the vast majority [want to talk about]. Is it fear? Is it aggres...
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See, that's a man who never went to school ... Americans were at one point connected to nature, but then the industrial world came in, and forget about adopting that knowledge.
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There's Chihuahuas that will tear you apart if they get a chance
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They have a double coat for a reason ... It helps insulate them either from heat or cold.
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