Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan

The new season of Dog Whisperer starts with a splash as we follow the progress of a water-obsessed Labrador. Plus, Cesar has his hands full with a pooch with performance anxiety and a leg chomping Chihuahua. It's a season premiere you can really sink your teeth into.

A human psychologist calls in the big guns when her pet pug and pet pig get a little rowdy. Cesar coaxes an emotionally scarred Shepherd from under a desk. Plus, find out why two Dachshunds named Chocolate and Cinnamon make quite an unsavory mix.

Buddy is a Labrador and Staffordshire mix who from the beginning has had problems which steadily grew to animal killing instincts. Teddy is a poodle who spins out of control when cars pass by him on walks. Matilda is a bulldog who is obsessed with skateboards and other moving objects.

JonBee is a Korean Jindo that was rescued from the streets. As he recovered he became more aggressive and would not submit to his owner. Violet and Hudson is about a pair of Great Danes in which one is out of control in the house. Buford is a boxer who lost its mate and the owner wants Cesar to help find a new mate.

Cesar embarks on a special mission to help the canine victims of Hurricane Katrina. He also encounters a couple who fell in love -until their dogs met, and a big dog's dangerous appetite for toys, towels and trampolines.

Cesar tries to rehabilitate two Rottie pups before they grow into dangerous attack dogs. Then, Linda and Rich call Cesar to help them with Buddy, who turns out to be quite the biter. And finally, billionaire Michael Forbes' countrified Visla cowers and cringes at the sights and sounds of the city. See what happens when he calls Cesar as a last resort.

An aggressive Doberman mix instigates fights between other dogs; a bossy Pomeranian is the diva of her dog park; and a terrier mix acts aggressively toward other animals and gives panic attacks to his owner, who visits host Cesar Millan's dog-psychology center.

Actress Denise Richards needs help getting in control of her three dogs; a miniature pinscher bites visitors; a lazy basset hound.

A woman has two aggressive former strays (a chow mix and a Lab/pit-bull mix) and a fiancé who wants her to choose between them and him. She opts for Cesar Millan first. Also: A family replaced its beloved deceased German shepherd with another that isn't so beloved. In fact, he's a biter. And a satisfied sheltie owner acquired another that doesn't get along with the first one and barks incessantly

Cesar Millan tries to calm down a vicious four-year-old beagle-Lab mix that has vexed other trainers. Plus, he helps a newlywed couple who get along much better than their dogs do. The primary offender: the husband's belligerent shepherd mix. Then there's a two-year-old Shar-Pei that goes crazy whenever she sees dogs on TV. The program that drives her craziest: "The Dog Whisperer."

Featured: Princess, a nasty Maltese owned by Los Angeles Lakers VP Jeanie Buss that nips at the heels of the players and coach Phil Jackson, who also happens to be Buss's boyfriend. Jackson's new name for the pooch: Princess Cujo, after the Stephen King novel about a rabid dog.

A follow-up on the Hurricane Katrina dogs Cesar took; a German shepherd mix is difficult to walk; a chocolate lab refuses to walk on her family's new hardwood floors.

A move has made a Lab-beagle mix very aggressive. Also: a Dalmatian-German-shepherd mix that barks relentlessly at people; and a beagle that sniffs too much and yelps and whimpers constantly, except when he's on a boogie board in a pool.

Cesar tries to help Hoss, a young Akita, control his aggression and save his family's house from being destroyed. Also, he has his hands full with a Newfoundland who does not eat and another canine runs out of the house whenever the door opens.

Host Cesar Millan goes behind bars to work with Nevada prison inmates in a dog-training program called Pups on Parole, which focuses on obedience, housebreaking and leash training in an effort to find homes for strays.

Host Cesar Millan tries to calm down a pair of very aggressive miniature-pinscher siblings, wean a pit-bull mix that's too attached to his pet rocks, and get a white terrier to lose her fear of men.

Cesar works with three families: one with an over-exuberant puppy, one with three German Shepherd Dogs with pack issues, and one with a controlling little fluffball who rules the house.

Cesar works with a family who has a Yorkie who eats shrubs, an apartment dwelling family whose dog barks excessively while they're not home and Miniature Bull Terrier who is aggressive with large dogs.

Cesar reflects on some of his most difficult cases and shows how his LA dog psychology center ("the home of his pack") has helped in the rehabilitation process. He also introduces some of the dogs, including a few owned by celebrities.

For twenty years, Cesar has dealt with all kinds of canines. This episode features several of Cesar's toughest cases including: Matilda, the skateboard munching bulldog, vicious Min Pin, Chip, and ferocious Chihuahua, Bandit, just to name a few. See how Cesar deals with each of these unique issues in this special episode of Dog Whisperer. Plus updates on how the dogs are doing.