'Dog Whisperer' Cesar Millan sued for allegedly covering up his pitbull's deadly attack on Queen Latifah's dog, report says

Cesar Millan and his dog Junior — Dog behaviorist Cesar Millan and dog Junior attend the Premiere of Nat Geo Wild's "Cesar 911" Season 2 on March 13, 2015 in West Hollywood, California.
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"Dog Whisperer" Cesar Millan is in the middle of a lawsuit alleging his dog attacked and killed Queen Latifah's dog.
Millan asked his staff to cover up the attack and were told to tell Latifah her dog got struck by a car and killed, TMZ reported.
The lawsuit claims Millan's dog also attacked Lidia Matiss in 2017, a young gymnast, who can no longer compete in the sport because of her injuries.
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Caesar Millan, also known as the "Dog Whisperer," is in the middle of a lawsuit claiming his dog attacked one of Queen Latifah's dogs and injured several others, TMZ reported.

The lawsuit was filed by Lidia Matiss, a young gymnast who claims Millan's dog Junior attacked and severely injured her legs in 2017 after the dog had been walking around Millan's office unsupervised. According to Matiss' lawsuit, which was obtained by TMZ, Matiss says Junior has a history of attacking other people and pets, including one of Latifah's dogs.

-Queen Latifah (@IAMQUEENLATIFAH) January 14, 2018

After Latifah brought two of her dogs to Millan's center in Santa Clarita, California, one was attacked and killed by Junior, the lawsuit says. Staff at the center were allegedly asked by Millan to cover up the attack and were told to tell Latifah her dog got struck by a car and killed.

Matiss, whose mother works for Millan, claims that Millan was aware that Junior has a history of violence.

Before the attack, Matiss was an excellent gymnast at the highest level of the USA Gymnastics Junior Olympics Programs, TMZ reported. She was actively being recruited by the University of Pennsylvania and claims she had to leave the sport because of her injuries from the attack.

According to TMZ, Millan answered the lawsuit and claims Matiss knew of the danger related to the dog. He also claims negligence on the part of Matiss but does not specify how, TMZ reported.

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