Meet Zena, a pit bull/chow mix whose extreme fear of the stove has forced her owners, who live outside of Phoenix, Ariz., to cook outside on a grill for the past year. Next, Cesar visits Major, a Rottweiler, and Nira, a German shepherd, who are battling for control of the house. Finally, meet Willie, a Jack Russell terrier who cant handle the passing of his pack leader, the family cat named Jake. Willies owners say Jake kept Willie in line, but now the terrier has abandoned his good behavior.

Episode Viewers and Ratings

Season 4 Episode 6 of Dog Whisperer resulted in a 0.00 rating in the 18-49 demographic.

Dog Whisperer Season 4 Episodes...

• s04e01 - Chuy, Jack & Carmine
• s04e02 - Cotton, Ricky & Jordan, and Duke & Lila
• s04e03 - Kiko, Tootsie & Ginger, and Binkey
• s04e04 - Luna and K9 Sniffers
• s04e05 - Reggie, Diva, Rocco & Vito, and Mugsy
• s04e06 - Willie, Make-A-Wish, and Zena
• s04e07 - Hudson & Orchid, and LA Animal Control
• s04e08 - Gus, Abbey, and Vinnie
• s04e09 - Tara, Molly & Mandy, Olive, and Dexter
• s04e10 - ATF K-9 Gavin
• s04e11 - Troy and Roxie
• s04e12 - Gizmo and Indigo, Diego, Valley & Whiskey
• s04e13 - Cody, Chloe, and Buffy
• s04e14 - Curly and Baxter
• s04e15 - Owen, Jerry, and Rocky
• s04e16 - Marley and Piper
• s04e17 - Lives Changed
• s04e18 - Shadow, Jake & Riley and Norton
• s04e19 - Sasha and Angler
• s04e20 - Buster, Sadie and Lacey
• s04e21 - Rufus and Buddy
• s04e22 - Chipper and Rudy & Monte
• s04e23 - Peanut and Sunshine, Roxy & Angus
• s04e24 - Mateo and Ali
• s04e25 - Jake and Kona
• s04e26 - Fear of Dogs
• s04e27 - My Life on the Dog List
• s04e28 - Canine 9-1-1 Part 1
• s04e29 - Caesar & Squatty, and Hula
• s04e30 - Dueling Pit Bulls
• s04e31 - Canine 911 Part 2
• s04e32 - 100th episode celebration
• s04e33 - Lotus and Joey
• s04e34 - Bozley & Ginger
• s04e35 - Harley & Amalie, and Bam Bam
• s04e36 - Argonaut and Patches
• s04e37 - Sooner & Trace, and Casanova

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.