Ivan Barabanov

There is something about adversity in any animal.

We all try to push our limits and try to overcome some form of adversity.

You grow from it.

Here we go.

It's been a long, long time.

It's been a long time.

So I am, I mean, I'm kind of like you.

I don't think we know how to stop this dog training stuff.

You know, like, I don't think we can stop.

I am, I have, I have, um, so I have my close to four or five years old now dog that, you know, I'm competing with.

This is going to be like hopefully the first year going to the big championships.

I got a female that is two years younger.

I have a male that is four years younger.

And I have another female that I'm actually doing monduring with.

So, yeah, I think I can just...

shoot myself.

I mean, there is no reason, there is no reason for me to do this besides that they're dogs for my breeding and they're really, really cool dogs.

And I feel it's kind of weird, but I cannot let them go to somebody else.

I'm like really enjoying the training, you know, and fortunately enough for right now, at least I can, I can spend the time I have.

I mean, not that I have time, but I can,