I admire?

César Millán

Born in Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico, in 1969, son of Felipe Millán Guillen and Maria Teresa Favela Millán. Cesar  indicated in his grandfather, as the man who most influenced him in becoming dog trainer.
Millán spent most of his childhood in his grandfather's farm in Mazatlan. He was fascinated with all animals since childhood, but focused and spent most of the time observing the behavior of pack dogs of farm and how they worked within it, and helping his grandfather gather cows or protect the members of the aggressive animal family. César notes that these dogs never required special training, or be rewarded with cookies, they just did the work according to needs in their natural state.
Millán saw that in some herds the dogs may fight to become the leader of the group, while the owner just watches. However, the farm dogs from his grandfather never discussed the command in this way, his grandfather always kept quiet, assertive, naturally assuming the role of pack leader. This is one of the main principles of the philosophy of Millan.
Cesar is the co-author of the book "The Way of Caesar," "Be the pack leader" and "A member of the family" that indicate how to understand and deal with canine problems.
Today canine rehabilitation is the main occupation of millán, and its strongest interest is the rehabilitation of aggressive dogs, which he called "race power" Pit bull, Rottweiler, German shepherd and Doberman.

I admire César Millán  because it is a man with his talent and intelligence could succeed, despite all the problems faced on the road.
It is fantastic that help families to know to treat their pets, especially when it already has become a major problem.
 I read the book "The Dog Whisperer" and sees that he is a very grateful to all those who helped him, despite his great fame he remains a humble person.