A comment or two from those unfamiliar with the Dog Whisperer came up when I mentioned him the other day (I can relate because I didn't know who he was when I first saw him satirized on South Park some time back). I'll just offer my opinion that anyone who owns a dog should watch his show on the National Geographic channel. This man has a gift for dog training that goes well beyond his own abilities: his ideas and methods are so straightforward and logical that they are easily picked up an put into use at home, so it's not one of those situations where it looks easy on TV but doesn't work for you. My dogs are very well behaved to start with, but watching the show made a few things that needed addressing clear, and it was so simple, quick, and painless getting the pooches in line with the program I feel like I owe him money.

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