Dog Whisperer Season 1 Episode 10 Synopsis

The Good, the Bad, and the Bubba

Heidi and Hal Wasserman own Bubba, a Maltese who is very, very spoiled. Bubba goes to work with Heidi and Hal, but attacks their clients when they try to leave, and even though he is tiny, he will attack large dogs. He completely rules the roost, but Cesar shows Heidi how to "become the pack leader, who loves him very much."



Catch It If You Can

Sheila Malvasi and Joel Cohen have two German Shepherds, Keela and Garret. Garret has the compulsive behavior of chasing his tail constantly. Realizing that this behavior is harming Garret, and that it can't make him happy, they call Cesar. Cesar believes that what Garret needs is a job. He teaches Sheila and Joel how to structure the walks with the aid of a dog backpack so that Garret feels purposeful rather than anxious and excited. He shows them that they need to use their calm energy to refocus Garrett's attention when he starts to get excited and spin.

Episode Viewers and Ratings

Season 1 Episode 10 of Dog Whisperer resulted in a 0.00 rating in the 18-49 demographic.

Dog Whisperer Season 1 Episodes...

• s01e01 - NuNu and Kane
• s01e02 - Flirt and Opie
• s01e03 - Ruby and Rana
• s01e04 - Josh and Boomer
• s01e05 - Harry and Brooks
• s01e06 - Suecki and Coach
• s01e07 - Slick and Pepper
• s01e08 - Gus and Ava
• s01e09 - Churchill and Maya
• s01e10 - Bubba and Garret
• s01e11 - Emily
• s01e12 - Hank and Paris
• s01e13 - Shep and Sasha
• s01e14 - Jake and King
• s01e15 - Scrawny and Lola
• s01e16 - Alice and J
• s01e17 - Caper and Julius
• s01e18 - Bella and Jordan
• s01e19 - Sunshine and Teddy
• s01e20 - Pepsi and Goldie
• s01e21 - Nicki
• s01e22 - Percy and Justice
• s01e23 - Buddy and Stewart
• s01e24 - Lucy and Lizzie
• s01e25 - Boyfriend and Alfie
• s01e26 - Daisy and Sophie

Dog Whisperer Show Summary

Dog Whisperer follows well-respected animal behaviorist Cesar Millan as he works to help dogs with behavior problems, and their human families. These problems range from excessive barking to behavior, that if not corrected, could leave the owners little choice but to euthanize the dog. Mr. Millan describes his work as "rehabilitating dogs", and training people". Dog owners can learn from him ways to establish a balanced relationship with their dogs that will help to prevent these problems.