I still do not know him personally (per say) but this seminar was very enlightning. My hubby and I were able to obtain tickets that got us up in the third row and behind the scenes for autographs and pictures.
It was a surreal experience. He is my first celebrity (worth admiring) that I have ever gotten to make eye contact with, the best part is that he is down to earth and knows he is blessed to be doing what he does for a living. He is hilarious!!!! For a time it felt like we were at a stand up show.
When we got to meet him behind the scenes it was no surprise to see him sincerey smiling and happy to see us. I must say he is one of the most real "icons" out there today.
Many pepole have different opinions on his "tactics" the funny thing is that these aren't his tactics. These are simply the same tactics one would witness when observing a pack of dogs, be it wild or domestic. I own a Yorkie (duh) but understand he is a dog first and formost. That does not belittle his existence at all!)Please read his new book- Be the Pack Leader- if you want to better understand his "tactics". Then make an assertive decision about him.
Either way I loved his seminar, and his spirit. He is a very positive person that you can't help but smile while in his presence. Trust is a major factor with him. That and respect. If he were harming the dogs in anyway they wouldn't trust or respect him enough to submit. I am not a defender of Cesar, I feel he does not need it, plus I wouldn't do him justice. But if you want to learn about dogs (including Yorkies) it is worth the time and the money to hear what Cesar has got to say. * He only uses tools the owners are comfortable using (ones they use regularly) such as choke chains, e collars etc. These are not his idea.
By the way He is adorrrrrable!!!!!!!!!
