train your dog like the dog whisperer – Cesar Millan
October 1, 2008
So you want to be a dog whisperer? well here’s your chance…sort of. For all you computer game fans, Ubisoft, the company which produces the Petz and Imagine game titles is coming out this Fall 2008 with a game based on Cesar Millan’s, the Dog Whisperer.
In the game, you get to be Cesar and help rehabilitate dogs. You are confronted with 40 different common dog issues and, using Cesar Millan’s guidance, learn how to deal with each of them as a dog behavior expert.
“Ubisoft’s team has done an amazing job turning the ‘Power of the Pack’ methodology into an interactive experience,” said Cesar Millan. “The game is easy to play and offers many fun ways to learn rehabilitation techniques that can be applied to dogs in the real world.”
Sounds like great fun and an education. I’ll put out another post when the title has actually launched – I may even purchase a Nintendo DS just to try it out….
Get excited all you Cesar fans – and if you have a Nintendo DS and would like to try it out and provide feedback for Henry’s Backyard, go to the contact us page and shoot me a note and I’ll try to get you a copy.
Please note: the photo is not the actual game cover, just a representation.
Cesar is a great dog rehabilitator and every one should tune into one of his shows or read a book. My name is ashley and i really look up to cesar. He has shown me that no breed is dangerous, it is the owner who makes the dog dangeous. I also have a seventh month old pit bull that i rescued and i thank him for changing my thoughts of any breed being bad. I heard once, When it comes to pit bulls the beast is often the two legged animal at the other end of the leash.
wondering, how do i train my dog off leash cause she just wont stay in the yard she ran away so many time and i“ve tryed everything HELP!!
-Tina
Hi Tina,
Patricia McConnell is a very well-respected and experienced dog trainer. Here’s a link to her site where she discusses training your dog off-leash. Training Your Dog to be Off Leash. There is also a video link which may be helpful.