Daisy Peel

Nope, not at all.

No question.

I mean, it was a book.

Someone, they got it to, someone to print it.

So it was probably true.

Yeah.

So it became apparent pretty quickly that it was a Border Collie, not an Aussie because of its behavior.

But whatever, I wanted to do agility and Border Collies and Aussies, I knew they all said they were the best at agility.

So that was what I was going for.

I was pretty serious about it right away and much more serious than the people around me because again most people they just wanted their dog to not chew on their furniture for at least one day a week and that was kind of the deal and I was I mean I was a super nerdy kid I never played sports I was in the marching band and just something about dog agility in particular

really tickled me.

And I from the get go, I was serious.

And I think within the first, yeah, it was within the first couple of years, because I remember in 2001, there's an agility magazine called clean run.

And of course, I subscribed to it.

And I read it religiously.

I yeah, yeah.

And that still exists.

Digital only they don't print anymore.

Yeah.

And so in 2001,