Cesar Millan is hired by Mrs. Cartman in the episode "Tsst" to help improve Cartman's behavior. Unlike assorted nannies who were hired to discipline Cartman (all of whom were destroyed mentally or emotionally by him), Cesar's approach proves to be the most successful, as he treats Cartman like a dog, rather than a human being. Mrs. Cartman becomes so grateful for his help that she begins propositioning Cesar for a deeper relationship. When Cesar reminds her that he is merely there to teach her to control Cartman and then leaves, she back peddles on the training, causing Cartman to regress into his evil tendencies. He was not shown in the celebrity army in "200" and "201".
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| - Cesar Millan is hired by Mrs. Cartman in the episode "Tsst" to help improve Cartman's behavior. Unlike assorted nannies who were hired to discipline Cartman (all of whom were destroyed mentally or emotionally by him), Cesar's approach proves to be the most successful, as he treats Cartman like a dog, rather than a human being. Mrs. Cartman becomes so grateful for his help that she begins propositioning Cesar for a deeper relationship. When Cesar reminds her that he is merely there to teach her to control Cartman and then leaves, she back peddles on the training, causing Cartman to regress into his evil tendencies. He was not shown in the celebrity army in "200" and "201".
- Cesar Millan is a Mexican American, self-taught dog trainer. He is one of a small number of people whose skills Bones can be seen actively trying to emulate and acquire, perhaps as a result of his autodidatic status.
- Millan's Dog Psychology Center espouses therapy based on the alpha-male concept of dog society, in which the trainer must establish that he is the top dog in the pound. He does so with whips and spiked leather bracelets, and with a thoroughly professional manner, except for any necessary growling and baring of teeth and the occasional necessity of pretending to mount his protegé in order to drive home a point. Millan's no-nonsense therapy is applied not only to beasts but their owners. For example, sometimes a gentle bite on the ankle helps to shake loose the required payment.
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| - Cesar Millan is hired by Mrs. Cartman in the episode "Tsst" to help improve Cartman's behavior. Unlike assorted nannies who were hired to discipline Cartman (all of whom were destroyed mentally or emotionally by him), Cesar's approach proves to be the most successful, as he treats Cartman like a dog, rather than a human being. Mrs. Cartman becomes so grateful for his help that she begins propositioning Cesar for a deeper relationship. When Cesar reminds her that he is merely there to teach her to control Cartman and then leaves, she back peddles on the training, causing Cartman to regress into his evil tendencies. He was not shown in the celebrity army in "200" and "201".
- Millan's Dog Psychology Center espouses therapy based on the alpha-male concept of dog society, in which the trainer must establish that he is the top dog in the pound. He does so with whips and spiked leather bracelets, and with a thoroughly professional manner, except for any necessary growling and baring of teeth and the occasional necessity of pretending to mount his protegé in order to drive home a point. Millan's no-nonsense therapy is applied not only to beasts but their owners. For example, sometimes a gentle bite on the ankle helps to shake loose the required payment. "My goal in rehabilitating dogs and training people is to create balanced relationships," Millan has said, between suicide attempts.
- Cesar Millan is a Mexican American, self-taught dog trainer. He is one of a small number of people whose skills Bones can be seen actively trying to emulate and acquire, perhaps as a result of his autodidatic status.
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