Men in Kilts: A Roadtrip with Sam and Graham (2021)

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.

Karen's Dobermin mix is barred from dog parks for not only fighting, but instigating other dogs to fight. Emily's Pomeranian tends to bit off more than she can chew by picking on dogs twice her size. Plus, a therapeutic terrier helps AJ control anxiety, but tends to attack other dogs on walks. Can Cesar help these owners get a handle on their overly aggressive pooches?

The terrible twos hit Chip with a vengeance. This Min Pin turned ferocious, biting and even drawing blood from his owner's family. Thankfully, Cesar comes to the rescue. Then Denise Richards' pug gets a little over protective and aggressive towards visitors. Can Cesar help Denise avoid a costly, pug-induced lawsuit? Plus, a stubborn Bassett Hound has to literally be dragged places he doesn't want to go. Watch Cesar as he shows all the owners how to be the pack leader their pets need them to be.

Cesar steps in to save a marriage as Patricia and Tyler's dogs don't quite get along. Then, Cesar confronts a family's German Shepherd that's so aggressive, the German Shepherd rescue center wouldn't take him back. And finally, Jake is a loud-mouthed Sheltie that barks at everything, especially during car trips. As a teacher, Jake's owner can handle a classroom full of seventh graders and eighth graders, but her own home is out of control. Find out if Cesar can teach these dogs a few new tricks.

Despite hiring a private trainer, Pasha still lashes out at people, especially children. Can Cesar socialize this canine misfit? Cosmo is a shepherd mix bent on breaking up his owner's marriage. He's bitten several people including the postman. With the owner's wife pregnant, Cesar has to work fast to make sure Cosmo won't be a danger to the baby. Plus Contessa has an unusual problem. This two year old Shar-pei is highly aggressive towards TV shows—especially Dog Whisperer. Will Cesar soothe his harshest critic?

Los Angeles Lakers executive Jeanie Buss asks Cesar Millan to take the Cujo out of Princess, her player-biting Maltese. Next, Cesar meets Prada, a pampered Pomeranian who throws vicious temper tantrums, and Bearz, a Rottweiler who attacks shopping carts.

Find out what happened to the dogs abandoned during Hurricane Katrina. Is a reunion with their owners in store for any of them? Cesar Millan also meets a pushy German shepherd and a chocolate lab with a fear of floors.

Cesar meets a Beagle with a passion for Boogie boarding, a Dalmatian/German shepherd dangerously protective of her owner, and a Lab/Beagle mix that became alarmingly aggressive after moving to a new area.

Cesar goes to jail to help wayward humans rehabilitate wayward pups through a program called “Pups on Parole.” Then we visit the home of former Canadian Football League player Jeffrey Tafralis as Cesar sees if he can make the family’s beloved Bulldogs play fair.

Two vicious Min Pins endanger a couple’s home-based business, and a Pit Bull mix develops an unhealthy fascination with chewing on rocks. Then Cesar helps an adopted, Terrier mix overcome her terrible fear of men, on this episode.

Can Cesar help Hoss, a young Akita, control his aggression and save his family's house from being destroyed? Newfoundland Storm won’t eat. After numerous trips to the vet and no solid answers, the family is calling in Cesar. Two-year old Shiba Inu, Chula, has a knack for bolting out open doors. With the help of a new GPS-based tool and some good old calm-assertive energy, Cesar sets out to make Chula more of a homebody.