Brandon McMillan Net Worth: How Rich Is Brandon McMillan?

Brandon McMillan is an American TV personality, animal trainer and author with an estimated net worth of $5 million.

Morning educational programs like Lucky Dog don’t pay as well as their primetime network counterparts like Big Bang Theory, but they still pay very well.

It is likely that in the early seasons of Lucky dogs, Brandon made $10-20,000 per episode.

Away from this, Brandon also hosts a continuing documentary on Discovery Channel’s Shark Week called Great White Serial Killer, where he investigates shark attacks along coastlines where attacks are common.

Although the title was controversial, several top marine biologists praised the documentary. Brandon has been diving with sharks for most of his life career.

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