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Cesar Millan joins The Weekly

By Liz Burke
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Cesar Millan joins The Weekly

World famous dog expert Cesar Millan is on board with The Weekly advising readers on all things canine in his new column.

Best known for his popular TV show The Dog Whisperer, Cesar has established himself as a rehabilitator of dogs and trainer of humans.

Reaching an estimated 600 million dog owners worldwide through his show, books, DVDs, merchandise and speaking tours, Cesar helps heal unbalanced dogs and re-trains their owners.

His impressive list of success stories includes pups belonging to Oprah Winfrey, Nicolas Cage, Gisele Bundchen and Elizabeth Taylor.

Cesar will be dispensing dog-related advice and sharing his dog whispering skills with readers in a new monthly column in the magazine from April.

If you have any questions for Cesar, post them below, or email womensweekly@acpmagazines.com.au.

Video: Cesar Millan discusses his techniques

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