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Wilmer Valderrama to Play the Dog Whisperer in a New Sitcom

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Wilmer Valderrama to Play the Dog Whisperer in a New Sitcom

Originally posted 10/19/2009 01:35PM

Wilmer Valderrama is going to the dogs.

The former star of That '70s Show will star in a half-hour sitcom based on the escapades of Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan now being developed for FOX, reports Variety.

Cesar's Way author Millan, who has re-trained some of the worst-behaved dogs ever to appear onscreen, has been involved in many, er, hairy adventures that will presumably be fodder for the new show.

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The Dog Whisperer Becomes a U.S. Citizen

The Dog Whisperer Becomes a U.S. Citizen

Originally posted 03/12/2009 06:00PM

He's famous for turning ferocious pit bulls into family pets, rehabilitating neurotic pooches and training their owners to become pack leaders. Now Cesar Millan (aka television's Dog Whisperer) can add another accomplishment to his roster: becoming a U.S. citizen.

Millan, 39, attended a swearing-in ceremony Thursday in Montebello, Calif., east of Los Angeles. Millan, who passed his citizenship test earlier this year, was cheered on by his wife Ilusion and sons Andre, 14, and Calvin, 10, all of whom are citizens.

"This is the ultimate culmination of living the American dream," Millan said in a statement. "Becoming an U.S. citizen has been a goal of mine since I first came to this great country. I have much to thank this country for, and all of the success it has afforded me and my family, and now I am proud to be a citizen."

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The Dog Whisperer Gives Advice on Obama's Puppy

The Dog Whisperer Gives Advice on Obama's Puppy

Originally posted 11/07/2008 08:05AM

When Barack Obama, his wife Michelle, and their two daughters move into the White House next year, they may have another member of the family to bring along: A puppy.

During his victory speech on Tuesday, Obama, 47, promised daughters Malia, 10, and Sasha, 7, that they'd be getting a dog for their move to 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. in January. So what should the First Family have in mind when looking for a pooch? Cesar Millan, the star of National Geographic Channel's Dog Whisperer, has some advice for the Obamas.

First, don't expect the canine to be impressed by the commander-in-chief just because of his resume. "The dog won't know he's Barack Obama and won the presidency," says Millan. "Dogs don't know if they live in Beverly Hills or the White House. They don't know what you do for a living."

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