In the year 2000, Olivia began her freshman year of college in Paris, and Cody, a Yorkshire terrier came to join her.
Within a week, Cody, was bursting with personality, attacking slippers and water bottles.
In 2003, Olivia and Cody made the move to California, and in 2005, Cody suddenly stopped retrieving toys — formerly one of his passions.
Olivia sensed something was wrong and took him to a pet ophthalmologist who told Olivia that Cody had congenital retinal atrophy and was already blind in his left eye.
Two weeks later, Cody had a seizure and Olivia realised that her dog was completely blind.
Now that Cody can’t see at all, he won’t allow Olivia to have company in the house.
He barks when people come over and bites at their clothes.
He’ll rummage through the guests’ belongings trying to get a cell phone or another article.
When the guests try to retrieve the item, he will growl, lunge, and bite their hands.
Cody bit off the thumbnail of Olivia’s aunt.
Olivia wants Cesar to help Cody be a happier dog, more submissive and less aggressive.
Will Cesar give Cody insight to a more pleasant life? Caryn Lebduska’s vast horse ranch houses nearly 25 steeds.
But with all of these animals under her control, it’s Caryn’s threeyear- old Rottweiler Buffy who is giving her the most trouble.
Buffy has a dangerous obsession with the horses, especially the newborn foals.
Caryn has never experienced this obsessive type of behavior before.
When Buffy was about seven months old, she started barking and running endlessly around the horse pen.
Caryn trained Buffy to stay outside the corral, but now, Buffy seems to be testing her limits.
Caryn is frightened that Buffy will start jumping through the gate into the horse ring.
Caryn fears for the safety of the horses and calls in Cesar to corral Buffy’s equine fixation.
Will Cesar succeeding in roping in a new rottie? Watch the series at 8 pm on October 10 on National Geographic.