Former 'Lucky Dog' Host Brandon McMillan Talks Current Projects After Leaving the Show (EXCLUSIVE)

Celebrity canine teacher Brandon McMillan stepped away from 'Lucky Dog' some time in the past — however what's he up to now? He stocks his current projects with Distractify.

It's been greater than a year since famous person canine trainer Brandon McMillan left at the back of Lucky Dog, bringing up differences in goals between himself and the show's creators. But simply because he is not operating on a dog-centered show doesn't mean he isn't still simply as concerned with the animals as he used to be then.

Among his busy schedule, Brandon took the time to speak solely with Distractify about what he's doing now post-Lucky Dog and what different projects are in his future.

Is Brandon McMillan going to be in every other TV show?

Many months have passed since Brandon left Lucky Dog, but has he ever regarded as returning to the small screen? According to the dog instructor, he receives pitches about new shows on a regular basis — but none of them are what he is having a look to do.

"If it's the right show, I would do it," he says. "Lucky Dog was born because it was what I was doing every day ... if it's the right show, and if it's the right idea, of course I'll do it."

However, he says, at this moment, there is not anything that's stuck his eye — and while he may have a few ideas of his personal, it is not something he believes would get picked up via a network.

"My ideas are very raw, like tracking strays in the streets and going out to the deserts and spending a week finding a stray that's been out there for six to eight months," he says. "But right now it's not the network needs. It's not what the networks are looking for."

So what is Brandon McMillan doing now?

Brandon has had so much on his plate the previous few years, together with his new guide, The Story of Your Dog, his Masterclass on canine training, and becoming a member of Link's management staff to assist them create the Link Smart Pet Wearable.

This software can monitor your puppy, supply tones and vibrations for reinforcement in training, and other tracking equipment so you'll always be absolutely informed and up to the moment to your puppy's whereabouts and well being.

While you would possibly not have the ability to see him to your native TV community anymore, you'll still see his imaginative and prescient come to lifestyles on his YouTube channel the place he's tracking stray canine in the wasteland.

"Nowadays, I like to take on passion projects, which is why you see me post videos where I'm out in the streets of Los Angeles," he says. It is probably not the maximum glamorous work, however it's what Brandon says he loves doing and has reconnected him with the beginnings of his career.

"I want to get back to the grit. I want to get back to the sweat and the blood and the tears. And that's what I built my career on," he says. "I built my career in the trenches of the shelters rescuing these dogs. I looked like I survived a car accident at the end of the day. I kind of missed that feeling."

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