Paul Dini

Cesar travels to the United Kingdom to help troubled dog owners and their less-than-proper pooches. Dominic, a thoughtful 17-year-old has had one too many out-of-control walks with his two Jack Russells, Tyson and Jesse. Tracy Nolan and her family took in a feral street dog named Molly who has turned extremely territorial toward strangers, other dogs, and even children. The Nolans hope that Cesar can show them how to properly introduce Molly to new dogs and how to curb her territorial behavior. Melanie's beloved Dalmatian, Cooper, is a large handsome dog whose personality turns ugly around houseguests and on walks. Mel is concerned that this behavior could evolve into more dangerous habits.

Cesar's next adventure in the UK starts on the wrong side of the law. Sally has a mixed breed pooch, Herbie, who was taken to court and put on trial for his life. Now Herbie must always be muzzled in public. If he can be proved safe the order could be revoked, but if he gets into trouble again he might be destroyed. Cesar steps in to help this doomed dog walking. Harriet and Matilda Thorpe are sisters and successful actresses who live around the corner from each other. They adopted German shepherd littermates Bruno and Diesel, who have grown wild and dominant with one another at the park. The sisters hope Cesar can teach them how to properly walk their dogs so they can once again enjoy living so close. Cindy and Nick have a peaceful existence, except when it comes time to load their 8-year-old English cocker spaniel, Paddy, into the car. They hope Cesar can show them a better way so they can bring Paddy on more trips.

With Cesar's UK holiday drawing to a close, he lends a hand to the rehabilitation of three British canines. Kimba, a one and a half year old klee kai, is so nervous around other dogs that she has begun lunging and snapping at any that comes close. The next case is a collie mix named Ellie who, after being scared by a loud noise while on a walk, has become so averse to going outside that her owners have to forcibly drag her out the door. Cesar's final case is Jack, a Labrador who is so energetic that most people can't tell if he's being friendly or dangerous.

Charlie Sheen isn’t the only one starring in anger management this summer. Cesar helps Robert Schwartzman, the lead singer and guitarist for the rock ‘n’ roll band Rooney, with his adopted pit bull Sandy. Sandy has proven to be extremely dog aggressive and Robert hopes Cesar can help him get Sandy under control so he can have someone watch her while he is on tour. Comic book writer and TV producer Paul and his wife Misty Lee adopted two Boston terriers, Mugsy and Deuce, but weren’t prepared for how aggressive the dogs are. Paul wants to join a program called Thank Dog! Bootcamp that combines personal training and dog training, and hopes Cesar can get the terriers in shape to work out.

Cesar is back in the United Kingdom for another episode of Dog Whisperer, but it isn't all garden parties and high tea. A Jack Russell terrier mix can't stop spinning and barking when guests come to the house, so it's up to Cesar to show this canine how to be a good host. Next, Cesar meets two dogs who have spent most of their lives in Africa and are having trouble adjusting to their new surroundings. Is it permanent culture shock, or can Cesar bridge the gap between society pooch and wild animal? The last case finds Cesar helping a professional dog walker who can control every dog but one: her own Patterdale terrier mix. Can Cesar teach these out-of-control dogs some proper manners, or will they end up being an unruly lot?