Cesar Millan

Posted on Nov 10, 2009 Behavioral Modification , Dog Humor , Dog Psychology , Dog Training Lola, a beautiful Goldendoodle belonging to a friend of mine living in Arizona, has been trained by Cesar Millan! While I would like to receive a little credit for her obedient behavior, I have to admit the credit goes to Cesar, the Dog Whisperer (as if I needed to add his title). The amazing aspect of her training is that she never met Cesar! I wouldn’t have believed it if I hadn’t seen it for myself. The photos below tell the story and show that she is smarter ... Read Full Story

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Cesar Millan arriving at The 61st Annual Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards Red Carpet at NOKIA Theatre L.A. LIVE in Los Angeles September 12, 2009. Interview by Abbey Scott ***This footage available for licensing*** The viewing of this clip by website visitors is only permissible for personal use; copying, commercial use, distribution, additional use or transfer is expressly prohibited. © Ricomix Productions / Maximo TV™ / maximotv.com Read Full Story

Read the full article here: http://www.marketingprofs.com/short-articles/1425/get-out-that-rake “Dog Whisperer” Cesar Millan had a problem. With an abysmal delivery rate of 81.29 percent, his email campaigns weren’t getting through to many of the people who wanted them. “The company was constantly getting complaints from its subscribers,” explains a mobileStorm case study. “Consumers claimed they hadn’t received Cesar Millan’s once-monthly newsletter or that they only received it sporadically.” Analysis by mobileStorm revealed the likely cause: When subscribers signed up, their addresses were not verified. The list—which dated back to 2005—contained inactive and invalid addresses, making it especially vulnerable to spam traps. To clean up the list, mobileStorm ... Read Full Story

Read the full article here: http://www.marketingprofs.com/short-articles/1425/get-out-that-rake “Dog Whisperer” Cesar Millan had a problem. With an abysmal delivery rate of 81.29 percent, his email campaigns weren’t getting through to many of the people who wanted them. “The company was constantly getting complaints from its subscribers,” explains a mobileStorm case study. “Consumers claimed they hadn’t received Cesar Millan’s once-monthly newsletter or that they only received it sporadically.” Analysis by mobileStorm revealed the likely cause: When subscribers signed up, their addresses were not verified. The list—which dated back to 2005—contained inactive and invalid addresses, making it especially vulnerable to spam traps. To clean up the list, mobileStorm ... Read Full Story