Cesar Millan, who is also known as the Dog Whisperer, has been the target of a recent death hoax.

The Dog Whisperer death hoax started spreading after a headline reading “Cesar Millan died of a heart attack” showed up on Wednesday. The death hoax was disproved by a post on his Facebook (FB) profile that was told from the point of view of his pet dog, reports Hollywood Life.

Cesar Millan also took to Twitter (TWTR) on Wednesday to dispel the rumors of his death. In his Tweet, he said “Of course! I’m alive, calm and well!”

The Cesar Millan death hoax claimed that he had suffered from a heart attack and passed away at the age of 45. The hoax went on to say that his wife held a press conference to announce the death of her husband, Hollywood Life notes.

Other celebrities that have been the subjects of death hoaxes include Chum Lee from Pawn Stars, Judd Nelson, Macklemore and more.

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