Cesar Millan

October 20, 2009 at 3:04pm PST

Tags: Cesar Millan, Mandy Moore, That 70s Show, The Dog Whisperer, Wilmer Valderrama

Photos: Glenn Harris / (c) Photorazzi

Remember when Wilmer Valderrama was an actor? (Well, sort of.) He's trying that out again.

He's just been cast in a new series as a celebrity dog trainer, a la Cesar Millan. The show is based upon Millan and his popular show The Dog Whisperer.

We feel obligated to make a joke about how Valderrama used to dog the ladies (like this one), so now he has to hang out with real dogs or something. It sounded better in our heads.

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