Brandon McMillan is a prominent American television personality, animal trainer, author, and producer, best known for his role as the host of CBS’s acclaimed series “Lucky Dog.” His journey began in Los Angeles, where he worked for his uncle’s animal training company, gaining invaluable experience in training exotic animals for film and television. This foundation paved the way for his first on-screen appearance in 2009 on Animal Planet’s “NIGHT,” showcasing his expertise in animal behavior.

In 2013, McMillan launched “Lucky Dog,” a groundbreaking show where he rescues and rehabilitates dogs deemed untrainable, ultimately finding them loving homes. His innovative approach to dog training and rehabilitation not only captivated audiences but also earned him significant accolades, including multiple Daytime Emmy Awards for “Best Host in a Lifestyle Series.” Under his guidance, “Lucky Dog” became a beloved staple of CBS Dream Team, demonstrating his commitment to animal welfare and education.

Beyond television, McMillan has made substantial contributions to the field of animal training. He opened a dog boarding and training facility in Los Angeles, where he trained service and therapy dogs for high-profile clients, including celebrities like Ellen DeGeneres and Ronda Rousey. His expertise extends to writing, with his book “Lucky Dog Lessons: Train Your Dog in 7 Days” providing practical advice for dog owners.

In addition to his television work, McMillan hosts documentaries for Discovery Channel’s “Shark Week,” further showcasing his passion for wildlife. His dedication to animal training and advocacy continues to inspire many, solidifying his status as a leading figure in the industry.