Nat Geo's The dog whisperer. Whats your take?

[bigboarstopper]

Ive watched this show many times. While most of the time this guy deals with stupid people who have no clue as to train or keep dogs there are some interesting episodes where he referes to the "pack mentality". In a few episodes he takes people to his home where there are dogs of all breeds. From toy breeds to bully breeds he keeps what looks like 40+ dogs all together in a few acre pen.

Ive watch numerous episodes where the adverage joe cant figure out how to basically make a dog sit dont keep my interest. Many episodes are boring and very elementary. Those episodes where he focuses on those dogs that live together in a single pen I find interesting.

I havent seen many shows but its about dogs and thats good enough to keep my interest compared to what else is on to watch on tv most of the time. Has anybody else watched this show? Whats your take? Has anybody learned anything from this guy?

[Liz ODell]

I enjoy the heck out of this show, sometimes just for the people watching.
Its basically just common sense...which I guess explains why 99% of his clients are having problems.
One thing about all the dogs especially the bulldogs living together is that they are never actually alone. There is always someone within ear shot of the compound 24/7 and if you notice there are kennels to seperate the dogs at various times into smaller areas. A kennel fight in that pen would be one of astronomical proportions and we sure don't see everything that goes on. One thing I don't like, he is so into the everyone but him should have their dogs spayed/neutered, I do like the fact that most animal rights people can't stand him cause he is not a doggie coddling, false pet love, panty waist .