Cesar takes on three dogs with obsessions: Ringo, with a pinecone fixation, Abbie, who has problems with vacuums, opening the junk drawer, wine pouring, and Jäger who gets so excited in the car that it has become too dangerous to take him anywhere.

Kelly and Hyrum Lai are worried about their Lab's food aggression and that their 18-month old son could be bitten just for having food in his hand. Cesar then helps a homeless woman who has the opportunity to move into a women’s shelter that will also take her pit bull Tucker, who is not socialized for normal domestic living.

Cesar flies two lucky young fans to California to watch him use his techniques in person as young "Dog Whisperers" in training, ith an Australian shepherd/Chihuahua mix who has problems with strangers, and a red-nosed pit bull mix who with high anxiety when the boat she lives on encounters rough water.

A café owner needs help taming her hyperactive bulldog; Cesar tries to curb a German shepherd's incessant barking.

At the Jersey Shore, Cesar must tame a pack of Chinese crested dogs that have their owners’ home in constant chaos, a mastiff mix full of unbridled energy, and two miniature dachshunds who have their owner at her wits’ end and on the outs with her mother.

Cesar confronts a schoolyard bully who is terrorizing doggy day care, Hugo, a 3-year-old bulldog with a major mean streak. After a full day with him, Cesar realizes there is no quick fix for Hugo's aggression, so its off to rehab at Cesar's Dog Psychology Center.

Cesar help former gang members rehabilitate their problem pooches. Included: a pit bull with a habit of stealing food off the dinner table; a Maltese that nips and bites other dogs.

In the Season 8 opener, Cesar Milan meets two Jack Russell terriers that have suddenly turned aggressive toward each other after living together for years.

Ceasar help members of the NASCAR community with their pets: Brian Sacks and his aggressive Pekingese that has everyone running scared, and driver Kevin Harvick and his wife to get their Chihuahua to stop snapping at people before they welcome their first child. Cesar also visits the Halifax Humane Society, a grant recipient of the Greg Biffle Foundation, with Biffle himself and his wife Nicole.

Cesar spends a week at Fort Hood, Texas, helping with undisciplined U.S. Army dogs: an Australian shepherd with a fear uniforms, a Shetland shepherd that barks at aircraft, and a miniature bull terrier with uncontrollable excitement.

Exercise guru Jillian Michaels Chihuahua has become the terror of the beach. She is adopting a two-year-old daughter and wants to make sure the dog won’t be aggressive with the baby. Kelsey Grammer and his new wife Kayte need advice because their dogs spend all day outside only to run into the house to pee and poop.

Cesar helps a rock musician with his extremely aggressive pit bull so he can have someone watch her while he is on tour, and a comic book writer and his TV producer wife with two very aggressive Boston terriers.

Cesar helps Rescue dog owners with hounds from hell: Sammy, who cries around skateboarders and large dogs and Sahzi, who won't enter the kitchen or certain hallways. He also helps a mother and daughter choose the right dog to adopt.

Cesar helps a vicious Chihuahua and a neurotic Great Dane.

Cesar deals with an aggressive Lab mix and a hyper Chinese Crested.

Cesar helps a paranoid Vizsla and a frantic Sheltie.

Cesar deals with a barking Chesapeake Bay Retriever and an aggressive Poodle/Schnauzer mix.

A German Shepherd mix learns to be less aggressive around bikes and skateboards, and a Swiss Mountain Dog is helped through his obsession with lights.

A Shih Tzu that won't walk with a leash, and an increasingly aggressive Boxer.

An aggressive Puli and a territorial Border Collie/Terrier mix.

An energetic Bouvier des Flandres and a twirling Pug/Peke mix.

Churchill is usually a well-mannered dog, but when he's around other animals he turns into a monster. Meanwhile, the lovable pit bull, Maya, sometimes gets a bit too wrapped up in all operations of the household!

A spoiled and aggressive Maltese, and a German Shepherd who won't stop chasing his tail.

A Pit Bull who is very aggressive towards other dogs.

A demanding long-haired Chihuahua and a skittish Mastiff.