Unleash the Hulk (Full Episode) | Cesar Millan: Better Human Better Dog

Cesar, known as the Dog Whisperer, aims to demonstrate that there are no bad dogs, only misunderstood ones. Despite the world's changes and a surge in dog adoptions, he still faces the task of helping both humans and dogs. A family is introduced with their French Bulldog, Jax, who exhibits territorial aggression, causing distress and fear within the household. The owner, Priscilla, and her boyfriend, Daniel, share their experiences with Jax's unpredictable and sometimes violent behavior, which has led to multiple bites within the family. The situation has escalated to the point where family members feel like prisoners in their own home, and Priscilla is considering the heartbreaking option of euthanasia for Jax if his behavior doesn't improve.

Cesar begins his assessment of Jax's aggressive behavior by observing the dog's interactions with his family without his own influence. He quickly identifies that Jax is confused and reacts aggressively when feeling threatened. The family's inconsistent handling of Jax, giving mixed signals of disapproval and reassurance, exacerbates his confusion. Cesar emphasizes the importance of clear communication with dogs and notes that Jax's aggression is a sign of his internal conflict rather than territorial behavior. He also points out that forcing Jax into a crate is harmful and that the family's fear only fuels Jax's aggressive instincts.

Cesar takes measures to address Jax's aggression by using a leash to prevent him from hurting himself or others. He explains the importance of calm and confident energy when dealing with a dog like Jax, who is blinded by rage. Cesar works on helping Jax's family understand the root of his aggression, which is tied to their own fearful energy. He encourages Priscilla to find confidence within herself and to project a positive mindset to help Jax feel safe. Cesar invites the family to his Dog Psychology Center (DPC) for further rehabilitation, emphasizing the urgency of the situation after Jax exhibits a new level of aggression towards Priscilla.

At the DPC, Cesar works on rehabilitating Jax by first addressing his negative association with the crate. He uses his own pack of dogs to create a positive experience around the crate, showing Jax that it is a safe space. Cesar instructs Priscilla to use confident body language and energy when leading Jax, which helps him to understand that he is safe and that Priscilla is in control. Despite some initial struggles, Priscilla begins to see the importance of her role in Jax's rehabilitation and starts to build trust with him.

Cesar continues to work with Jax at the DPC, focusing on integrating him into the pack to overcome his confused and aggressive mindset. He notes that Jax is showing signs of progress but still experiences frustration. Cesar identifies that Jax's testosterone may be contributing to his aggressive behavior and suggests neutering as a solution to reduce his sexual frustration and aggression. With Priscilla's consent, Jax undergoes the procedure, and Cesar continues his rehabilitation at the DPC.

After a period of rehabilitation at the DPC, Jax shows significant improvement in his behavior, becoming more connected with Cesar's pack. Cesar explains to Priscilla and Daniel the importance of Jax's connection to the pack and how it has helped him to become more balanced. The family reunites with Jax, and they notice the positive changes in his demeanor. Cesar instructs Priscilla to continue practicing the techniques she has learned to maintain Jax's progress and to establish herself as a leader in their pack.

Cesar teaches Priscilla how to claim her space and establish herself as a leader to Jax. He uses an exercise with farm animals to demonstrate how she can control the space around her, which helps Jax understand that he does not need to be overprotective. Although Priscilla initially struggles with the exercise, Cesar guides her to improve her confidence. The lesson helps Priscilla realize her own insecurities and how they have affected her relationship with Jax and other aspects of her life.

After several weeks of applying Cesar's teachings, Priscilla notices a significant change in both herself and Jax. She has learned to manage her energy and establish her space, which has improved Jax's behavior. However, some family members still feel unsafe around Jax. Cesar visits the family to check on their progress and to help further integrate Jax into the family as a peaceful member. He devises a challenge for Priscilla to demonstrate her control over Jax while family members enter the room, aiming to rebuild trust and show that Jax is no longer a threat.

Cesar's final challenge is a success, as Priscilla effectively keeps Jax calm while family members enter the room. This demonstration helps to alleviate the family's fears and shows that Jax has truly transformed. Priscilla's mother expresses her pride in her daughter's progress and her newfound confidence. The family now feels more at ease with Jax, and Priscilla assures them that she is in control and able to handle any situation with him. Cesar commends Priscilla for her growth and expresses his confidence in her ability to continue guiding Jax towards a peaceful and balanced life.